Army Corps of Engineers Campgrounds in Arizona
The Army Corps of Engineers (ACOE) has built a couple of dams and reservoirs in Arizona, and these projects all have recreational areas, including campgrounds. However, the ACOE does not administer any of these campgrounds. They instead contracted with other government agencies to manage camping, boating, fishing, etc.
Can I Dump Gray Water on the Ground in Arizona?
No, you cannot legally dump gray water on the ground in Arizona, unless you hold a permit. The State has laws under the Environmental Code that prohibit anyone from "discharging" waste water and sewage on to the ground.
Dispersed Camping Near Flagstaff, AZ
Dispersed camping near Flagstaff, AZ is plentiful due to the city's close proximity to Coconino National Forest. In fact, it's completely surrounded by national forest. Flagstaff remains a popular choice for dispersed camping and...
Arizona BLM Camping Rules
The Arizona BLM camping rules published below were gathered from information published by the Arizona Bureau of Land Management Office and from laws and regulations adopted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
Arizona Rest Area Map
This Arizona rest area map was compiled from a listing of rest areas published by the by the Arizona Department of Transportation, as well as from our own travels throughout Arizona's smaller highways. It also includes rest areas operated by other authorities.
Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge Camping Rules
Read the full set of camping rules for Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, as sourced from the refuge literature, and the laws and regulations of US Fish & Wildlife Service. Includes boondocking and occupancy limits.
Where Can You Camp for Free in Arizona?
There are a lot of places where you can camp for free in Arizona. Arizona has so much public land spread out across numerous state and federal agencies that it's very easy to find places to camp for free. Here's our list of 25 places...
Free Camping at Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
Free camping at Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge is available all year long, without reservations. The US Fish & Wildlife Service provides eighty-three (83) primitive campsites throughout the refuge. Each campsite is limited...
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge Camping Guide
The Kofa National Wildlife Refuge is one of the few units managed by the US Fish & Wildlife Service that allows "true" dispersed camping throughout much of its land. The rules published below were gathered from information...
Tonto National Forest Camping Rules
The Tonto National Forest camping rules published below were gathered from Orders issued by the Supervisor of Tonto National Forest, along with information published U.S. Forest Service website, and from the Code of Federal...
