Reef Campground offers a unique primitive camping experience nestled in the serene mountain landscape of Hereford, Arizona. This charming campground provides an ideal retreat for nature enthusiasts seeking to escape the hustle of daily life. With its well-maintained sites, scenic surroundings, and proximity to outdoor activities, Reef Campground is perfect for those looking to connect with nature.
Customer Feedback: Visitors rave about Reef Campground's natural beauty and tranquility, with many describing it as one of the best camping experiences they've had. Some highlights include:
Whether you're an experienced camper or looking for a challenging outdoor adventure, Reef Campground offers a memorable experience surrounded by nature's beauty.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV water hookup
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Warning: we got pretty lost on the trail in the camp grounds. There was no water the summer we went, although it stormed over night but was pretty dry by morning. So we ended up in the water bed for the water fall JUST ABOVE THE OVERLOOK. Had no clue till much later! Like a year later, but it was a beautiful trip. Just stay cautious - be certain of your trail there and back! We also ran across some old mine or stack items with sharp metal scattered about in a small area. We ended up I think in the wrong place. But here are some pics!
One of the best campsites I've ever been to! This place is a true mountain escape from the desert life down in Sierra Vista. Takes about 45 minutes to drive up from Highway 92 South (sedans can make it, but 4x4/AWD is recommended). Costs $10 a night to use a campsite (bring cash or a check). There are approximately 16 sites, all primitive and graded. Each site has a hardened firepit with folding grate, grill, picnic table, and plenty of area for parking (2 vehicles could easily fit in most sites). All sites are shaded for the majority of the day and most have clearings to look at the stars. Make sure you check to see if there are any firebans in effect, there typically are no restrictions from June and beyond. It gets cold here! We went at the end of September and it dipped down into the high 40s at night. Restrooms were very well maintained, no showers on site (or running water).
Beautiful campground, peaceful and relaxing. Be sure to bring pleanty of water, and that your vehicle is capable of the drive.
The campgrounds are nice and well kept but their location is NOT WORTH THE DRIVE! There are many, many areas in Southern Arizona with amazing views that don't require driving on such a lousy and terrifying road.
Loved the switchback road on the way up and down. Maybe it is for more experienced drivers because there are a few places that are only wide enough for one car. And some sharp turns. Most certainly it is not for trailered rigs or motorhomes.