Mingus Mountain Camp

224 reviews

Forest 104 Route, Cottonwood, AZ 86326, USA
+1 949-682-6552
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Mingus Mountain Camp Introduce

Welcome to Mingus Mountain Camp, a hidden gem located in the heart of the National Forest between Prescott and Jerome, Arizona. This picturesque campground offers a perfect escape for nature lovers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts. Situated just 1.5 hours from Phoenix, Mingus Mountain Camp provides a serene environment with breathtaking views of the valley below and the San Francisco Peaks.

The campground features spacious and well-maintained campsites, including options for RVs and pop-up campers. Sites like Campsite 13 and 15 are particularly popular for their panoramic views and privacy. Whether you're planning a short stay or an extended camping trip, Mingus Mountain Camp ensures a comfortable and memorable experience.

Outdoor activities abound at Mingus Mountain Camp. Explore the surrounding trails for great hiking opportunities or try your hand at fishing in the small pond nearby. The location also offers convenient access to nearby attractions, including Prescott Valley (30 minutes away) and the historic town of Jerome (just 15 minutes away).

At just $10 per night, Mingus Mountain Camp is an affordable option for camping in a National Forest setting. While vault toilets are available, visitors appreciate the value and beauty of the campground, making it a favorite among campers.

Spacious campsites with stunning valley and mountain views
Accommodations for RVs and pop-up campers
Great hiking trails and fishing opportunities
Convenient access to Prescott Valley and Jerome
Affordable camping at $10 per night

Customer Feedback: Visitors rave about Mingus Mountain Camp's location, views, and well-maintained facilities. Many highlight the spacious campsites and the peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and adventure. The affordability and proximity to nearby attractions are also frequently praised, with some noting the vault toilets as the only minor drawback. Overall, Mingus Mountain Camp is highly recommended for its natural beauty and excellent camping experience.

Details

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings
RV camping

Location

Arizona Yavapai County Cottonwood Forest 104 Route

Customer Reviews

4.0

224 reviews

Tyler Quigley

Oct 02, 2024

Great National Forest campground situated between prescott and Jerome. We'll maintained and amazing views. 1.5 hr drive from Phoenix.

Mark Wilson

May 16, 2024

Location, Location, Views. Camped for five nights May 10 - 15 2024. Campsite 13 and 15 had fantastic views of valley below and the San Francisco peaks. Campsites are nicely spaced so you don't feel you are on top of your neighbor. Room for RVs and pop-up campers. Great hiking all around and some fishing in a small pond. Prescott Valley 30 minutes away and Jerome is about 15 minutes. Vault toilets would be the only drawback but what do you expect for $10 night camping fee.

Justyn Honeycutt

Nov 13, 2023

I love the humbling/spiritual experience this place can give you. Such a relaxing environment of just what is needed to disconnect from certain things and connect with some well needed things. The one thing that I did find hard to deal with is when there is enough bathrooms for all including kids and adults I just don't really feel that it is fair to make everybody use the same bathroom. I do see people maybe having the right to choose which one but making everybody share can be very controlling. The other thing I did find a little off-putting was blaming the campers for the shortage of food when I think it was obvious that there wasn't that many people being greedy with the portions. I do think two to three pieces of meat on a big piece of bread would be an example of campers not being greedy and that was one out of a couple examples.

Greg Schill

Aug 24, 2024

Great adventure to get there if you travel up the backside of the mountain.

Kristin Hansen

Jun 24, 2024

Fun in the winter and summer. Often gets snow. Last few miles are unpaved, grated road. Go slow! Rental cabins available for families and youth groups. But lots of youth camps summer and winter. Beautiful mountain roads and views.