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Campgrounds in Arizona

60 campgrounds with checked official data

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Federal campgrounds in Arizona from Recreation.gov and the National Park Service - Grand Canyon, Glen Canyon and Lake Powell, Lake Mead, Saguaro country and the Coconino, Kaibab and Tonto national forests. Filter by hookups, water, showers and RV length; every fact shows its official source.

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Arizona at a glance

Electric hookups
9 of 60 confirmed (6 not listed)
Drinking water
9 of 60 confirmed (50 not listed)
Flush toilets
9 of 60 confirmed (50 not listed)
Showers
3 of 60 confirmed (51 not listed)
Dump station
7 of 60 confirmed (50 not listed)
Reservable online
50 of 60 confirmed (6 not listed)
Campsites in total
3,634
Listed nightly fees
$5 - $85 (12 of 60 list a fee)
Elevation
376 - 9,121 ft
Longest listed RV sites
Aspen (Az) (69 ft), Mingus Mountain Campground and Group Site (60 ft), Schoolhouse Campground (AZ) (50 ft)

Counts use only what the official sources confirm; “not listed” is not counted as yes or no.

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Data: Recreation.gov (RIDB) and the National Park Service. Availability is only on the official reservation sites.

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