Camping near Houck

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Looking to go camping near Houck, Arizona? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 490 options in the area, you'll have no trouble finding the perfect campsite for your adventure. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, parking your RV, or staying in a cozy cabin, Hipcamp has got you covered. And with an average price per night of $19 and options as low as $5, you can find something to fit any budget. Looking for top campsites? Check out Desert Skies (136 reviews), Raven's Nest On Route 66 (113 reviews), and Victoria & Harry's get away. (69 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, trash disposal, and potable water. And if you're into paddling, hiking, or wildlife watching, you'll find plenty to do in this beautiful area. Get ready to have an amazing camping experience with Hipcamp!

85% (367) 48 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Houck

1. Sun Country campground

92%
(57)
41mi from Houck · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Explore the Painted Desert wonderland to play around in and stargaze. The campsite is shared with Wild Horses, Pronghorns, Owls and Bovine that wander around the area. Look out to the south and a view of Petrified Forest National Park is right there. And when you're in the park, using binoculars, you can see the campsite from Pintado Point. Just search left from the towers. A fantastic campsite built by independent outdoor company @hetchyoutdoors This is a remote, private campground with a canopy, picnic bench and fire pit that relieves you from the crowds of hotels and RV campgrounds in the area. There are no predators or threats to worry about at night, just the the most stars in the sky you've probably ever seen. Views of the National Park to the south and only a 15 minute drive to the North Gate.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$25
 / night

5. Skywater Ridge

39mi from Houck · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
🌿 Community Stewardship Site – Tent, RV, Van, or Car Camping Welcome. This land is offered as a community-based, low-impact camping space for travelers, nomads, and people seeking quiet connection with land, sky, and each other. This is not a commercial campground. It is a shared stewardship space rooted in mutual respect, care, and autonomy. The listed price exists only to meet Hipcamp’s system requirements. Stays are free by arrangement. Please message before booking. 🏕️ What You Can Camp In Tents RVs Vans Car camping Both short stays and longer stays are welcome. There is no minimum or maximum stay, as long as shared guidelines are respected. 🌱 How This Space Works This is a mutual aid–inspired space, not a traditional host/guest dynamic. There is no boss, leader, or hierarchy here Roles exist for function, not authority People are trusted to self-regulate with care You are welcome to: Rest Pass through Stay awhile Contribute if and when you feel called Donations are accepted and appreciated, and never required. 🤝 Participation & Shared Care Participation is voluntary and self-directed. You may choose to: Help with light land care Share skills or knowledge Contribute labor, resources, or presence Simply be respectful and low-impact No one is required to “work” to stay here. 🔥 Land Use & Respect Leave no trace Fires only when conditions allow and with care Respect wildlife, plants, and other campers Quiet, grounded presence preferred over party energy Dogs are welcome if they are well-managed and respectful of others and wildlife 🌌 What This Space Is (and Is Not) ✔ A calm place to land ✔ A community-oriented environment ✔ A space for autonomy and respect ✔ A place for travelers who value cooperation ✖ Not a party site ✖ Not a commercial RV park ✖ Not a place for disruptive or extractive behavior If something doesn’t feel aligned, open communication is encouraged. 📩 Before You Book Please message before booking to: Introduce yourself Share what you’re traveling in Let me know how long you’re thinking of staying This helps keep the space balanced and intentional. 🌄 Closing Note This land exists as an experiment in trust, shared care, and gentler ways of living on the earth. If that resonates with how you move through the world, you are welcome here.
Pets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$1
 / night

6. Painted Desert Ranger Cabin

97%
(250)
40mi from Houck · 1 site · Lodging
ATTENTION: If you do not have a lifted, high-clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicle with locking differentials, and prepared for self-rescue with a winch, shovel, and rigging DO NOT BOOK THIS CABIN. The cabin sits at the end of an unmaintained, unimproved, dirt road that becomes impassible during winter snow events and summer monsoon rains! The Painted Desert Ranger Cabin is a backcountry, off grid cabin acquired by Ranger Ross in 2011. Ranger Ross lived in the cabin while he worked as a resource protection ranger at the Petrified Forest National Park. The ranger cabin is a rustic off grid cabin that offers no amenities. There is no concierge, room service, or continental breakfast. There is no linen service or fancy little bottles of shampoo. It does however, offer beautiful views of the Painted Dessert wilderness, quiet serenity, and amazing star gazing opportunities. All from the comfort of a cozy one room cabin with a queen size bed and a flush toilet. The ranger cabin sits on the border of the north wilderness area of the Petrified Forest National Park. There are great hiking and exploration opportunities right out the back door of the cabin.
Toilets
Showers
Cooking equipment
from 
$60
 / night

8. Front Row Seat! Petrified Forest!

80%
(64)
39mi from Houck · 2 sites · RVs
Learn more about this land:This raw land property, right at the edge of the Petrified Forest National Park, gives you amazing views of and walking access into the park (with an already purchased entrance pass) to the ancient Puerco Pueblo and the stunning views of Newspaper Rock. Cell reception in the area is decent. I had access to TMobile data from the property the last time I was there though not all areas of the park have the same luxury. City folk (like it seems I have sadly become these days) often forget what a beautiful starry night sky can look like. One clear night here and you'll see a sky full of stars, the milky way, planets and maybe a shooting star. As a International Dark Sky Park, the parks nightscape falls on the Bortel scale of 3 (1 being darkest and 9 being brightest). For more info go to www.nps.gov/pefo/learn/nature/darkskies Outside of the Petrified Forest National Park in Holbrook, we recommend visiting Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Co. and the Navajo County Historical Society Museum. Nearest gas can be found at the Painted Desert Visitor Center or west down I-40 toward Holbrook at the Hopi Travel Plaza. In Holbrook, groceries can be found at Safeway and local restaurants include Camaleon Cafe, Butterfield Stage Co. Steak House and Mandarin Beauty and host of other Mexican and American restaurants. Trucks do come down Adamana Rd to the storage facility during the week though you probably won't hear or see them much. The train can be a bit loud and obnoxious for some (or a something exciting for the kids) depending on how frequently it passes through so ear plugs at night may be advised. I'm usually pretty accessible and close to my phone so feel free to message me with any questions you may have, before during or after your trip! ***Please read all rules and descriptions in the listing thoroughly before booking to make sure this listing is a good fit!*** We look forward to having you!
Pets
from 
$15
 / night

9. Star Gazing Cabin #2

100%
(18)
49mi from Houck · 2 sites · Lodging
This is a nice spot on a hill with a gentle slope that overlooks the beautiful plateaus of Petrified Forest National Park. Enjoy the stars from the comfort of your bed through a roof glass window. Cook outside on our outdoor cooking area and enjoy the fresh breeze. There is a convenient store located over the bridge, south of the Sun Valley exit off the 40 freeway. Very light local traffic. Sometimes you can expect wild horses, jack rabbits and cows at a safe distance. Also highway noise depending on direction of wind. Here you can enjoy amazing star gazing and shooting stars on a dark night with no or quarter moon. We have added lots more amenities than before. This is an adorable 10x10 non-insulated shed/cabin with one bunk bed, a sofa bed, refrigerator, Kurig coffee counter top machine with kitchenette cabinets with storage for dishes, pots and pans and utensils. You can also enjoy an indoor wood burning stove or a Portable Buddy heater and a two burner Coleman stove with propane tank (on request) , hot or cold running water indoor sink and outdoor shower. We provide a double cartridge toilet just outside in out house. Enjoy the outdoor patio area with hammocks, patio tables and chairs, two bonfire pits to pick from (when wind conditions are ideal) More pictures to come soon. Owner is always on site unless you request for more privacy ahead of time.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$110
 / night

10. Boondocks Arizona Ranch (BAR) NE AZ

100%
(2)
27mi from Houck · 25 sites · Tents, RVs
Rugged. Rustic. Remote. Nothing but Nature. 🚙 Only $10/Person/Day Spacious, Private Campsites – 4-persons max & 2 vehicles per site. Reserve camping dates ranging from 1-Day To 13-Days. 👶 Kids under 12 & Pets Stay Free 🔥 No Park Rangers. No Crowds. No Hassle. Escape to the High-Country of Northeast Arizona—where adventure meets solitude. Nestled at 6,000+ feet elevation near the New Mexico border, our off-grid Pet-Friendly Ranch offers the ultimate camping, boondocking, and overlanding experience in Apache County’s breathtaking backcountry. Your Adventure, Your Way Freedom to Explore – Hike, bike, run, or relax in total peace. Stay Connected (or Don’t!) – Verizon & T-Mobile signal with booster. Unleash the Fun – Let your dogs roam, play, and run wild. Basecamp for Your High-Country Journey Take epic day trips to: 🌵 Petrified Forest & Painted Desert 🏹 Hubbell Trading Post & Navajo/Hopi Villages 🌠 Meteor Crater & Ancient Ruins 🏕 Big Lake, Lyman Lake & More 🚫 No hunting. No trash left behind. Just pure adventure. Come and go as you please. No restrictions—just respect for the land & fellow travelers. 📍 Located between Sanders & St. Johns, off Hwy 191 in the Witch Well area. 🔗 Book Your Escape Now!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$10
 / night

16. Cedar Embers Ranch

5.3mi from Houck · 1 site · Lodging
Cedar Embers Ranch is a rustic outdoor retreat designed for comfort, connection, and adventure. Our glamping village features nine fully furnished bell tents, including five spacious 20-foot diameter bell tents and four cozy 16-foot bell tents. Each bell tent is thoughtfully set up with beds, bedding, and comfortable seating—ready for guests to arrive and relax. Each glamping area includes picnic spaces with tables and shade covers, creating inviting spots for meals, conversations, and evening gatherings. For those bringing their own setup, Cedar Embers Ranch offers 10 private camp areas suitable for pitching personal tents or parking vehicles with campers. We also provide a large dirt parking area for RVs, available for dry camping (no hookups or on-site facilities). Guests can enjoy a shared outdoor kitchen, equipped for both wood-fired and gas cooking, along with a large central gazebo designed for communal dining and social time. Maintained portable restrooms are conveniently located throughout the property. At the heart of the ranch is our Watering Hole—an outdoor, tavern-style gathering space offering refreshments and a relaxed, old-west-meets-campfire atmosphere. The property is surrounded by walking trails and open adventure terrain, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor activities, exploration, and peaceful nature walks. For guests who wish to stay connected, Starlink Wi-Fi is available for an additional fee. Cedar Embers Ranch is where glamping comfort meets open skies, cedar air, and the freedom of the outdoors—perfect for retreats, gatherings, and unforgettable stays.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$52
 / night

17. D’s Field

48mi from Houck · 1 site · Tent, RV
D’s Field – Sun Valley, AZ Simple, private desert campsite on open land in Sun Valley, Arizona. Wide panoramic views, quiet nights, and big desert skies perfect for stargazing. The land is currently undeveloped and wide-open—great for overlanders, boondockers, vanlifers, and anyone who likes raw, empty desert. What’s here: • Flat ground for parking tents, vans, RVs • Easy access via dirt road • No neighbors in view • Incredible sunrise/sunset views • Clear skies for star photography What’s NOT here (yet): • NO water • NO electricity • NO bathrooms • NO trash service • NO shade structures Bring everything you need, pack everything out. Cell Signal: Varies by carrier. Most visitors get coverage. (A solar camera may be installed later for site visibility.) Location: Plus Code: 2XPC+35M Sun Valley, AZ (Use Google Maps to navigate. Coordinates take you directly to the land.) Vehicle Notes: Road is dirt/gravel. Usually passable for most vehicles in dry weather. After heavy rain, high clearance recommended. Best For: • Off-grid camping • Stargazing • Overlanding • Solar charging experiments • Desert photography • RVs with their own resources
Pets
Campfires
from 
$20
 / night

19. Big Little 0

48mi from Houck · 2 sites · RVs
Off-Grid Desert Camping – Sun Valley, AZ Simple, private desert campsite on open land in Sun Valley, Arizona. Wide panoramic views, quiet nights, and big desert skies perfect for stargazing. The land is currently undeveloped and wide-open—great for overlanders, boondockers, vanlifers, and anyone who likes raw, empty desert. What’s here: • Flat ground for parking vans, RVs • Easy access via dirt road • No neighbors in view • Incredible sunrise/sunset views • Clear skies for star photography What’s NOT here (yet): • NO water • NO electricity • NO bathrooms • NO trash service • NO shade structures Bring everything you need, pack everything out. Cell Signal: Varies by carrier. Most visitors get coverage. (A solar camera may be installed later for site visibility.) Location: Plus Code: 22X4+83P Sun Valley, AZ (Use Google Maps to navigate. Coordinates take you directly to the land.) Vehicle Notes: Road is dirt/gravel. Usually passable for most vehicles in dry weather. After heavy rain, high clearance recommended. Best For: • Off-grid camping • Stargazing • Overlanding • Solar charging experiments • Desert photography • RVs with their own resources
Pets
from 
$20
 / night

Looking to go camping near Houck, Arizona? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 490 options in the area, you'll have no trouble finding the perfect campsite for your adventure. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, parking your RV, or staying in a cozy cabin, Hipcamp has got you covered. And with an average price per night of $19 and options as low as $5, you can find something to fit any budget. Looking for top campsites? Check out Desert Skies (136 reviews), Raven's Nest On Route 66 (113 reviews), and Victoria & Harry's get away. (69 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, trash disposal, and potable water. And if you're into paddling, hiking, or wildlife watching, you'll find plenty to do in this beautiful area. Get ready to have an amazing camping experience with Hipcamp!

85% (367) 48 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Houck

1. Sun Country campground

92%
(57)
41mi from Houck · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Explore the Painted Desert wonderland to play around in and stargaze. The campsite is shared with Wild Horses, Pronghorns, Owls and Bovine that wander around the area. Look out to the south and a view of Petrified Forest National Park is right there. And when you're in the park, using binoculars, you can see the campsite from Pintado Point. Just search left from the towers. A fantastic campsite built by independent outdoor company @hetchyoutdoors This is a remote, private campground with a canopy, picnic bench and fire pit that relieves you from the crowds of hotels and RV campgrounds in the area. There are no predators or threats to worry about at night, just the the most stars in the sky you've probably ever seen. Views of the National Park to the south and only a 15 minute drive to the North Gate.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$25
 / night

5. Skywater Ridge

39mi from Houck · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
🌿 Community Stewardship Site – Tent, RV, Van, or Car Camping Welcome. This land is offered as a community-based, low-impact camping space for travelers, nomads, and people seeking quiet connection with land, sky, and each other. This is not a commercial campground. It is a shared stewardship space rooted in mutual respect, care, and autonomy. The listed price exists only to meet Hipcamp’s system requirements. Stays are free by arrangement. Please message before booking. 🏕️ What You Can Camp In Tents RVs Vans Car camping Both short stays and longer stays are welcome. There is no minimum or maximum stay, as long as shared guidelines are respected. 🌱 How This Space Works This is a mutual aid–inspired space, not a traditional host/guest dynamic. There is no boss, leader, or hierarchy here Roles exist for function, not authority People are trusted to self-regulate with care You are welcome to: Rest Pass through Stay awhile Contribute if and when you feel called Donations are accepted and appreciated, and never required. 🤝 Participation & Shared Care Participation is voluntary and self-directed. You may choose to: Help with light land care Share skills or knowledge Contribute labor, resources, or presence Simply be respectful and low-impact No one is required to “work” to stay here. 🔥 Land Use & Respect Leave no trace Fires only when conditions allow and with care Respect wildlife, plants, and other campers Quiet, grounded presence preferred over party energy Dogs are welcome if they are well-managed and respectful of others and wildlife 🌌 What This Space Is (and Is Not) ✔ A calm place to land ✔ A community-oriented environment ✔ A space for autonomy and respect ✔ A place for travelers who value cooperation ✖ Not a party site ✖ Not a commercial RV park ✖ Not a place for disruptive or extractive behavior If something doesn’t feel aligned, open communication is encouraged. 📩 Before You Book Please message before booking to: Introduce yourself Share what you’re traveling in Let me know how long you’re thinking of staying This helps keep the space balanced and intentional. 🌄 Closing Note This land exists as an experiment in trust, shared care, and gentler ways of living on the earth. If that resonates with how you move through the world, you are welcome here.
Pets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$1
 / night

6. Painted Desert Ranger Cabin

97%
(250)
40mi from Houck · 1 site · Lodging
ATTENTION: If you do not have a lifted, high-clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicle with locking differentials, and prepared for self-rescue with a winch, shovel, and rigging DO NOT BOOK THIS CABIN. The cabin sits at the end of an unmaintained, unimproved, dirt road that becomes impassible during winter snow events and summer monsoon rains! The Painted Desert Ranger Cabin is a backcountry, off grid cabin acquired by Ranger Ross in 2011. Ranger Ross lived in the cabin while he worked as a resource protection ranger at the Petrified Forest National Park. The ranger cabin is a rustic off grid cabin that offers no amenities. There is no concierge, room service, or continental breakfast. There is no linen service or fancy little bottles of shampoo. It does however, offer beautiful views of the Painted Dessert wilderness, quiet serenity, and amazing star gazing opportunities. All from the comfort of a cozy one room cabin with a queen size bed and a flush toilet. The ranger cabin sits on the border of the north wilderness area of the Petrified Forest National Park. There are great hiking and exploration opportunities right out the back door of the cabin.
Toilets
Showers
Cooking equipment
from 
$60
 / night

8. Front Row Seat! Petrified Forest!

80%
(64)
39mi from Houck · 2 sites · RVs
Learn more about this land:This raw land property, right at the edge of the Petrified Forest National Park, gives you amazing views of and walking access into the park (with an already purchased entrance pass) to the ancient Puerco Pueblo and the stunning views of Newspaper Rock. Cell reception in the area is decent. I had access to TMobile data from the property the last time I was there though not all areas of the park have the same luxury. City folk (like it seems I have sadly become these days) often forget what a beautiful starry night sky can look like. One clear night here and you'll see a sky full of stars, the milky way, planets and maybe a shooting star. As a International Dark Sky Park, the parks nightscape falls on the Bortel scale of 3 (1 being darkest and 9 being brightest). For more info go to www.nps.gov/pefo/learn/nature/darkskies Outside of the Petrified Forest National Park in Holbrook, we recommend visiting Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Co. and the Navajo County Historical Society Museum. Nearest gas can be found at the Painted Desert Visitor Center or west down I-40 toward Holbrook at the Hopi Travel Plaza. In Holbrook, groceries can be found at Safeway and local restaurants include Camaleon Cafe, Butterfield Stage Co. Steak House and Mandarin Beauty and host of other Mexican and American restaurants. Trucks do come down Adamana Rd to the storage facility during the week though you probably won't hear or see them much. The train can be a bit loud and obnoxious for some (or a something exciting for the kids) depending on how frequently it passes through so ear plugs at night may be advised. I'm usually pretty accessible and close to my phone so feel free to message me with any questions you may have, before during or after your trip! ***Please read all rules and descriptions in the listing thoroughly before booking to make sure this listing is a good fit!*** We look forward to having you!
Pets
from 
$15
 / night

9. Star Gazing Cabin #2

100%
(18)
49mi from Houck · 2 sites · Lodging
This is a nice spot on a hill with a gentle slope that overlooks the beautiful plateaus of Petrified Forest National Park. Enjoy the stars from the comfort of your bed through a roof glass window. Cook outside on our outdoor cooking area and enjoy the fresh breeze. There is a convenient store located over the bridge, south of the Sun Valley exit off the 40 freeway. Very light local traffic. Sometimes you can expect wild horses, jack rabbits and cows at a safe distance. Also highway noise depending on direction of wind. Here you can enjoy amazing star gazing and shooting stars on a dark night with no or quarter moon. We have added lots more amenities than before. This is an adorable 10x10 non-insulated shed/cabin with one bunk bed, a sofa bed, refrigerator, Kurig coffee counter top machine with kitchenette cabinets with storage for dishes, pots and pans and utensils. You can also enjoy an indoor wood burning stove or a Portable Buddy heater and a two burner Coleman stove with propane tank (on request) , hot or cold running water indoor sink and outdoor shower. We provide a double cartridge toilet just outside in out house. Enjoy the outdoor patio area with hammocks, patio tables and chairs, two bonfire pits to pick from (when wind conditions are ideal) More pictures to come soon. Owner is always on site unless you request for more privacy ahead of time.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$110
 / night

10. Boondocks Arizona Ranch (BAR) NE AZ

100%
(2)
27mi from Houck · 25 sites · Tents, RVs
Rugged. Rustic. Remote. Nothing but Nature. 🚙 Only $10/Person/Day Spacious, Private Campsites – 4-persons max & 2 vehicles per site. Reserve camping dates ranging from 1-Day To 13-Days. 👶 Kids under 12 & Pets Stay Free 🔥 No Park Rangers. No Crowds. No Hassle. Escape to the High-Country of Northeast Arizona—where adventure meets solitude. Nestled at 6,000+ feet elevation near the New Mexico border, our off-grid Pet-Friendly Ranch offers the ultimate camping, boondocking, and overlanding experience in Apache County’s breathtaking backcountry. Your Adventure, Your Way Freedom to Explore – Hike, bike, run, or relax in total peace. Stay Connected (or Don’t!) – Verizon & T-Mobile signal with booster. Unleash the Fun – Let your dogs roam, play, and run wild. Basecamp for Your High-Country Journey Take epic day trips to: 🌵 Petrified Forest & Painted Desert 🏹 Hubbell Trading Post & Navajo/Hopi Villages 🌠 Meteor Crater & Ancient Ruins 🏕 Big Lake, Lyman Lake & More 🚫 No hunting. No trash left behind. Just pure adventure. Come and go as you please. No restrictions—just respect for the land & fellow travelers. 📍 Located between Sanders & St. Johns, off Hwy 191 in the Witch Well area. 🔗 Book Your Escape Now!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$10
 / night

16. Cedar Embers Ranch

5.3mi from Houck · 1 site · Lodging
Cedar Embers Ranch is a rustic outdoor retreat designed for comfort, connection, and adventure. Our glamping village features nine fully furnished bell tents, including five spacious 20-foot diameter bell tents and four cozy 16-foot bell tents. Each bell tent is thoughtfully set up with beds, bedding, and comfortable seating—ready for guests to arrive and relax. Each glamping area includes picnic spaces with tables and shade covers, creating inviting spots for meals, conversations, and evening gatherings. For those bringing their own setup, Cedar Embers Ranch offers 10 private camp areas suitable for pitching personal tents or parking vehicles with campers. We also provide a large dirt parking area for RVs, available for dry camping (no hookups or on-site facilities). Guests can enjoy a shared outdoor kitchen, equipped for both wood-fired and gas cooking, along with a large central gazebo designed for communal dining and social time. Maintained portable restrooms are conveniently located throughout the property. At the heart of the ranch is our Watering Hole—an outdoor, tavern-style gathering space offering refreshments and a relaxed, old-west-meets-campfire atmosphere. The property is surrounded by walking trails and open adventure terrain, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor activities, exploration, and peaceful nature walks. For guests who wish to stay connected, Starlink Wi-Fi is available for an additional fee. Cedar Embers Ranch is where glamping comfort meets open skies, cedar air, and the freedom of the outdoors—perfect for retreats, gatherings, and unforgettable stays.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$52
 / night

17. D’s Field

48mi from Houck · 1 site · Tent, RV
D’s Field – Sun Valley, AZ Simple, private desert campsite on open land in Sun Valley, Arizona. Wide panoramic views, quiet nights, and big desert skies perfect for stargazing. The land is currently undeveloped and wide-open—great for overlanders, boondockers, vanlifers, and anyone who likes raw, empty desert. What’s here: • Flat ground for parking tents, vans, RVs • Easy access via dirt road • No neighbors in view • Incredible sunrise/sunset views • Clear skies for star photography What’s NOT here (yet): • NO water • NO electricity • NO bathrooms • NO trash service • NO shade structures Bring everything you need, pack everything out. Cell Signal: Varies by carrier. Most visitors get coverage. (A solar camera may be installed later for site visibility.) Location: Plus Code: 2XPC+35M Sun Valley, AZ (Use Google Maps to navigate. Coordinates take you directly to the land.) Vehicle Notes: Road is dirt/gravel. Usually passable for most vehicles in dry weather. After heavy rain, high clearance recommended. Best For: • Off-grid camping • Stargazing • Overlanding • Solar charging experiments • Desert photography • RVs with their own resources
Pets
Campfires
from 
$20
 / night

19. Big Little 0

48mi from Houck · 2 sites · RVs
Off-Grid Desert Camping – Sun Valley, AZ Simple, private desert campsite on open land in Sun Valley, Arizona. Wide panoramic views, quiet nights, and big desert skies perfect for stargazing. The land is currently undeveloped and wide-open—great for overlanders, boondockers, vanlifers, and anyone who likes raw, empty desert. What’s here: • Flat ground for parking vans, RVs • Easy access via dirt road • No neighbors in view • Incredible sunrise/sunset views • Clear skies for star photography What’s NOT here (yet): • NO water • NO electricity • NO bathrooms • NO trash service • NO shade structures Bring everything you need, pack everything out. Cell Signal: Varies by carrier. Most visitors get coverage. (A solar camera may be installed later for site visibility.) Location: Plus Code: 22X4+83P Sun Valley, AZ (Use Google Maps to navigate. Coordinates take you directly to the land.) Vehicle Notes: Road is dirt/gravel. Usually passable for most vehicles in dry weather. After heavy rain, high clearance recommended. Best For: • Off-grid camping • Stargazing • Overlanding • Solar charging experiments • Desert photography • RVs with their own resources
Pets
from 
$20
 / night

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