Red Cliffs Campground

Nestled within the breathtaking Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, this BLM campground offers a unique glimpse into the past. Visitors can explore sandstone formations featuring visible dinosaur footprints and the remnants of 10th-century Ancestral Puebloan settlements. The terrain is defined by rugged red rock scenery, with Quail and Leeds Creek providing a beautiful backdrop for those looking to immerse themselves in the high desert landscape at an elevation of 3187 feet.

This primitive site is best suited for tent campers and RV travelers who enjoy a back-to-basics experience, as there are no utility hookups available. On-site amenities are simple, consisting of vault toilets and picnic tables at each site. The area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering extensive non-motorized hiking and bike trails that wind through the stunning surroundings.

Open year-round for a modest fee of $15, the campground serves as an ideal base for those who value natural beauty over luxury facilities. Whether you are interested in local history, photography, or simply exploring the trails, Red Cliffs provides a serene, authentic outdoor experience in the heart of the Southwest.