Buffalo Crossing Campground

18 reviews

Buffalo Crossing Campground Introduce

Buffalo Crossing Campground is nestled in the beautiful landscapes of Arizona, managed by the USDA Forest Service. This campground offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking outdoor adventures and relaxation. With 16 campsites, it's an ideal spot for tent campers and small to medium-sized RVs.

Set near the East Fork of the Black River, the campground provides easy access to fishing opportunities, where anglers can catch Rainbow and Brown Trout. The area is renowned for its dark skies, offering stargazing experiences that are nothing short of magical. The weather in September was perfect, with highs around 75°F and lows of 44°F, making it a prime time for camping.

Facilities: Each campsite features fire pits and picnic tables, providing all the essentials for a cozy stay. Site #11 is particularly recommended for its ample space and proximity to well-maintained restrooms.
Camping Options: Ideal for Class B RVs, with some sites suitable for larger units. The campground is family-friendly and welcoming to all.
Activities: Enjoy fishing in the river, hiking, and exploring the nearby trails. The serene environment is perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature.

The reviews highlight Buffalo Crossing as one of the favorite spots, praised for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. One visitor noted that it's worth the drive, emphasizing its charm and the warm welcome from staff. With its mix of natural beauty and convenient amenities, Buffalo Crossing Campground is a top choice for your next adventure.

Details

Offerings
RV camping

Amenities
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites

Payments
Camping fee

Children
Good for kids

Parking
On-site parking

Pets
Dogs allowed

Location

Arizona Greenlee County

Customer Reviews

4.0

18 reviews

Christopher Emmons

Sep 19, 2020

I had the opportunity to visit Buffalo Crossing from September 16-19. The weather was as incredible as the campsites - High 75'/Low 44'. This campground is managed by the USDA Forest Service. A camp host will stop by to collect the fees. We arrived on a Wednesday night and the campground was at most 1/2 full. There are about 16 camp sites with several that would support a Class B RV. There was no problem with the 24' travel trailer we had. There is also a 55' diameter roundabout at the end of the campground near site #16. I would not recommend a Class A for this campground. IMO the best site in the campground is #11 which offers the most room, fire pit, picnic table, and plenty of overhead cover. It is also closest to the well-maintained bathrooms. The star filled night skies at this campground were amazing. The East Fork of the Black River is just a couple of steps from every site. On my trip we landed Rainbow and Brown Trout. I'll definitely be going back.

cody eller

Jul 26, 2023

Absolutely worth the drive it is one of my favorite spots!!

Michael Martinez

Aug 16, 2017

Very quite. River just 50 - 100 yards from campsites depending what site you camp at. Fishing was great with 19 Rainbow Trout caught in 1.5 days. Kids could make noise run and play. The wildfe was everywhere. chipmunks, birds, deer, beavers. The monsoons are typical this time of year. Rain the first night then clear the other two. Mosquitoes were not as bad as I anticipated. The caretaker was great and very helpful. Campground provided potable water free of charge. We will go there again for sure.

PeteSandra Shrader

Jul 25, 2024

Busy, crowded others go in and out like it is a freeway. When no one around it is kind of quiet. Get there Tuesday or Wednesday if you want no one around.

Brad Underwood

Jun 14, 2022

Clean restrooms and drinking water available. Busy campground but plenty of space. A creek that's good for crawdadding but not very good for fishing. Spectacular views and plenty of wildlife to see.