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From Nogales, AZ, take Interstate 19 north 2.2 miles to Ruby Rd. (Exit 12). Take Exit 12 to Ruby Rd./State Rt. 289 and turn west onto Ruby Rd. Follow Ruby Rd./Rt. 289 for 9.7 miles to campground sign (Forest Rt. 39). Turn left onto Rt. 39 and proceed into campground.
Beautiful area. Plenty of room for a 27' trailer in site 10, site 9 is large so the combo of 9 & 10 is where to meet friends. No water around so you have to bring your own
All soft dirt , no water or amenities @ $15 a night. Trash dumpsters all overflowing and the smell is just horrible. Didn't stay and cannot believe the U.S. forest service has it like this. Tried to call the district office , they do not answer the phone either.
It is Beautiful... what the website or anybody doesn't tell you is how close to the border you are. Border patrol driving by campsite every 30 -40 mins and they watch you. And EVERYTHING YOU DO the entire stay. Camp host is like a typical host. Felon, late 50's. People staying at his camper so when he tells you his sob story and you take him to town for supplies, his peeps are going through your tent or anything you have at campsite. Land of the free? I had to pay government to tell me where I could and couldn't camp. The next day checkout is at noon. Camping or poor mans hotel?
Love this little oasis away from the desert fishing swimming hiking and cliff jumping there are a few camp grounds in the area with a rest room near by dogs must be in a leash
