Reynolds Creek Group Camp (ID)

Reynolds Creek Group Camp offers a rustic and secluded escape within the Tonto National Forest. Nestled at an elevation of 5,203 feet, this site is defined by its beautiful setting among towering ponderosa pines and direct access to the refreshing waters of the creek. It serves as an ideal base camp for those looking to explore the nearby Salome and Sierra Ancha Wilderness Areas, providing a quiet, primitive environment for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

This federal campground is designed for group camping, offering essential amenities to support a wilderness experience. Visitors will find vault toilets on-site, along with picnic tables and fire rings for group meals and evening gatherings. While the site does not feature utility hookups, it provides excellent access to local recreational opportunities, including fishing, hiking trails, and a boat ramp for those looking to get out on the water.

This location is best suited for groups of tent campers or self-contained RV travelers who enjoy a more rugged, off-grid experience. Because the site is primitive and year-round, it is perfect for those who prioritize solitude and proximity to nature over modern conveniences. Whether you are planning a group fishing trip or a photography excursion, Reynolds Creek provides a peaceful backdrop for your next Arizona adventure.