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Camping at Apache Creek Campground
This is a well-shaded campground amongst Ponderosa pines and abundant wildlife. Entrance to Apache Creek Campground is located directly across the highway from Apache Creek Store on the corner of Highways 12 and 32. You cross over a bridge before entering the campground.
The town of Reserve is located 12.5 miles to the south along Highway 12 where you can find basic shopping, dining, and fuel. About a mile away is “Walk in the Past Trailhead” which leads to petroglyphs.
The road inside Apache Creek Campground is firm packed dirt, suitable for any vehicle, including 2WD. The sites are large, able to accommodate full-sized RVs. This is a popular campground during the summer, and expect to find it full on weekends.
Because there is a small creek nearby, mosquitoes are big problem here. Be sure to bring plenty of insect repellent.
