Stewart Campground, located in San Simon, Arizona 85632, provides campsites for individuals and families. As a part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, it offers a space for outdoor recreation.
Based on customer reviews, Stewart Campground offers scenic views and well-maintained campsites. Even campsites located near the road can feel secluded. However, potential visitors should be aware of the presence of poison ivy throughout the campground. Caution is advised, especially when allowing pets to roam freely.
Reviews also indicate potential maintenance issues, including the lack of toilet paper in the bathroom and missing forms at the self-pay station. The community water supply has also been reported as being out of service, with an alternate water source available at Sunny Flat.
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Despite the potential maintenance issues, Stewart Campground offers a beautiful space for camping with lovely views. Visitors should exercise caution regarding the presence of poison ivy and be prepared for possible maintenance inconsistencies. It is advised to bring your own toilet paper and be prepared to seek water from Sunny Flat if needed.
This campground, located in San Simon, Arizona, provides campsites. It is categorized as a campground and RV park. The location has scenic views, and is known to have poison ivy.
RV camping
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Even though we were in spot number 1 near the road the site felt secluded. The campsites were well maintained. The community water was broken but we were able to get water from Sunny Flat. The views from the campsite were lovely.
It's a beautiful space for a campground. However, poison ivy everywhere!!! Watch out!!! I almost blundered into it but for a wise old man who clued us in an hour after we arrived. Don't let your dog run wild, might come back to haunt I mean rash you haha. Also, the bathroom had no paper and the self pay station was out of lil forms you're supposed to fill out...got the sense it was rarely maintained.
Less than ten sites, first come-first served. There are several other easily accessible camps, but two were closed during our visit, early March. Extremely quiet and private Go to the bridge for best stargazing. Paved road for a couple miles further, then gravel roads to the back country sites and camps. The Nature Trailhead is just across the road. It will lead you to another trail - if you are up to it. Go to this haven. Any campground or site will be marvelous.
Amazing place, perfect to relax and disconnect from the world.
One of the prettiest places I have ever seen
It wasn't necessary that I dislike it, I didn't get to go there because it was full by the time we arrived, Needed to find other accommodations