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There are a lot of places to camp among trees in Coconino National Forest. No amenities but fireplace area and lots of wood to build fire. 5 km from Flagstaff near Walnut Canyon. Great 4G reception, 4 bars Verizon and 5 bars AT&T. I believe most 2WD vehicles with good clearance would be able to access this place.
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Closed to camping. Signs posted. https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd1104836.pdf
Report Check-InJust got approached by park ranger who said that this area was being permanently closed to camping in may. Couldn’t give an exact date. Probably mid May. So sad
Report Check-InTons of camping spots!!! Large camping areas with fire pits - mine also has a picnic table.
Many other campers, but within a good distance apart.
Only stayed one night- heading out this afternoon. It’s mid-April, and 55°. The wind is over 20 miles an hour. So cold! At night, it was too uncomfortable to sleep well even with loads of blankets.
Internet is a bit poor. My reception keeps fading in and out.
Please take your trash with you! Sadly, the amount of toilet paper I have seen is just disgusting. Do better people.
Report Check-InA fantastic spot! Easy access on an off I-40 (take exit for Walnut Canyon and then turn onto the access road for the National Forest). The access road is in good shape, but many of the turn offs to campsites are badly pitted, and there are deep gutters now separating them from the road. Still, nothing I couldn’t handle in my 2WD Sprinter as long as I went very slowly.
Very spread out, so while popular (I must have passed a dozen or more campers before I found an empty spot that suited me) it’s still easy enough to find a spot (there is likely another mile of road past where I turned off so I expect I might have even found something “better” if I’d kept looking) and while you can glimpse your neighbors in the distance, no one is on top of you. Quiet, with shade available near most fire rings, and good TMobile service (3bars 5G).
Plenty of spots to choose from and bigger rig friendly (we are in a 23' plus towing and 8' trailer.) Popular but had no trouble finding a spot on a Thursday afternoon.
Report Check-InMany spaces off of Cosnino Rd. Many were already occupied at 5 pm, but we had no problem finding one that was open, flat, and away from other boondockers, though several rigs were visible from our site. Area clean,with firepit and view of peaks north of Flagstaff.
Report Check-Innot good in wintertime, muddy, not for big rigs, many campers homeless,
Report Check-InLots of sites but busier than expected for a Thursday in December. Started on the west side and had to drive all the way to the east boundary of camping before I found one of the few available spots (at 6:30 PM). Nice and secluded spot once I found one though with great mountain views. Verizon signal varied between sites, generally about two bars of LTE though which was good enough for the night.
Report Check-InLots of areas and good Verizon. Take your trash home and take your building materials to the dump
Report Check-InGood spot for the night. Trains in distance was nice. No prob finding a spot. Have 2 strong bar on verizon.
Report Check-InPlenty of space 2wd ok if no rain but rain equals mud. 3 bars Verizon. Only packed in winter because all other forest roads are closed for safety. Lots of folks leaving behind garbage and human feces in bags. Please don’t be that person. This privilege of camping has been taken away and will be again. Please be a kind quiet neighbor to other campers
Report Check-Inpros: good spot for one night.
cons: super packed! almost every spot was taken on a Wednesday night! we barely found a spot and it was the one no one wanted seems like people may live here!
we were in a 24ft rv and were able to maneuver thru pretty easily.
for some reason we had bars but no intternet connection so that was a bummer.
overall it was a decent stay for a night!
Report Check-Inaccess road has many spots on either side. cell signal was good and the spot was pretty level
Report Check-InSweet place right off of Historic Route 66. Plenty of room and really quiet.
Report Check-InNice dirt road with a lot of pull offs for wild camping. Some places are possible for big Rigs. Fire allowed. Quiet. Close to the Walnut Canyon National Monument. No facilities.
Report Check-InLots of pull offs on the road, quiet and close to Flagstaff. However, pulling out 20 foot camper on this road was pretty rough and rocky. Can't recommend.
Report Check-InIt’s very nice. Go slow if you don’t have 4wd. I stopped before the map location along the road there are multiple dirt roads with campsites.
Report Check-InDecent place, lots of spots, pretty busy for Monday night.
I left right away the next morning because the Verizon service isn’t great despite previous reviews. Yea, yea unplug and connect with nature - I work a 9-5 every day while traveling still. Always striving for a good balance.
Anywho, I drove the whole stretch of the road from stat to finish (it goes back out to highway) and pulled into several spots and couldn’t get more than 1-2 wobbly bars on my phone (nothing would load) and 2 wobbly bars on my hot spot - antenna booster didn’t help.
I turned devices on and off as well and that didn’t help. Could hear train this morning but not at night with vent fans going
Report Check-Insuper calme and quiet
The entrance at the site is a bit bumpy but going slowly is ok
Just as described. Many many spots along the road to pull into. Plenty of other campers around. Just keep driving until you find your spot. Great star gazing at night!
Report Check-Inwalnut canyon.
Some nice pull offs with stone fire rings. Privacy provided by nature.
Had good t-mobile service and fair Verizon service.
Report Check-InLots of sites off the forest road, most with rock firepits. Saw campers every 400 yards or so, plenty of space and trees to have privacy. Easy access off of I-40. Beautiful views of the mtns.
Report Check-InPlenty of Wild Camping available in this area, you will camp surrounded by trees. There are several turn offs from S. Cosnino Road some need more clearance but mostly doable by 2WD vehicles. Verizon Internet 4 bars, AT&T 5 bars.
Report Check-InPlenty of different roads/locations to camp. Saw some people camping in tents. Weather dropped to 32 degrees at night, high elevation area. Very quiet and peaceful. Beautiful views! T-mobile phone gets decent signal!
Report Check-InMany nice campsites with lots of space in the forest along Cosnino Road from Hwy 40 exit 207 towards Walnut Canyon. Clean, nice view to Humphreys Peak, some distant noise from I-40 and the railroad.
Report Check-InTypical wild camping dirt road site. Fire pits and lots of different paths to camp on so you don’t see other people when you’re at the site. Some pull ins have multiple sites in them. Four wheel drive highly recommend but some sites were more easily accessible. Close to the petrified forest so we stayed here
Report Check-InSeveral campsite along the dirt road. Very quiet. No amenities.
Cellular signal low reception.
Wild camping in the forest near the walnut canyon NM, plenty of spot, very quiet and peaceful, we even saw two dears!
Report Check-Inas described, plenty of sites. frequently hear train, but not too loud.
Report Check-InThere are a lot of place to camp in midle of trees on Cocomino National Forest. No amenities but fire place área and lots of wood to put fire. 5 km from Flagstaf near a Walnuf canyon. There are others person camping here. Grate place!!!
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