So quiet and serene up here! I chose this instead of the campsites located at the Chiricahua National Monument as I wanted something more secluded and immersed in nature as opposed to sharing space with large campers and such.

This is dispersed camping which means, find a cozy spot and leave it cleaner and more Human-free the way you found it. There are no regulated campsites, no bathrooms, no water or electricity.

Be prepared for the occasion wild animals- I ran into deer, wild turkey I believe, and a huge black bear. The animals didn’t bother be but be warned, you’re in the wilderness.

The road is no joke either... some parts are maintained but in general up in the mountains the roads can be pretty rough (but doable)... just know you’re off road! I actually woke up to a flat tire but luckily had a spare to fix it myself. There is zero cell service or any service of any kind here. The closest tire repair shop is about 45 min away.