Cochise Stronghold | Wild Camping
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 6 months ago
- GPS:
- 31.94210, -109.95965
- Altitude:
- 1458.8 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
Brian Johnson
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
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Secluded quiet spot in valley. In January it is cool so nice spot with sun. Good views on hill. Historic native Americans site. If summer there is a state campground with shade a few miles up the valley.
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Beautiful BLM camping area with no facilities and 1bar of Verizon but the area is gorgeous. Arrive in daylight to get the best spots on very uneven single track dirt roads but if you arrive at sundown or night there are 2 spots right at the entrance: first on the left and opening for parking, the other go straight behind the trees. otherwise follow the single track to the left and go explore! oh the rocks 😍
Report Check-InVery nice spot. Quiet, beautiful mountain views and trees. Cell was poor but Starlink worked ok. Loved the sound of crickets at night. Some nice hiking and campgrounds further down the road.
Report Check-InLike everybody before me said it's a great little Canyon with a lot of flat areas to camp you can camp right up next to the mountain my wife says it's the coolest place we've ever camped.
Report Check-InWhat a wonderful spot! Chill valley, beautiful rocks, friendly people well spaced out.
I spent the day learning about and experiencing Apache Pass, how could I not end it at Cochise Stronghold?
Report Check-In 14 days limit by NF.
A lot of spaces. Some great some challenging. Road OK. Better if you have high clearance. Good for big rig.
Make sure you have enough water with you.
14 day stay limit. Tons of wildlife. Be careful of bees and rattlesnakes especially if you have dogs. Already have seen deer, a fox, and many bird varieties. No cell service in the official campgrounds. No potable water here.
Report Check-Inon the afternoon February 23, 2021 there was a fire here that burnt about 200 acres you are still spots where you can camp
Report Check-InGreat area for Boondocking many spots with fire rings. A lot of firewood in the area.
Report Check-InBeautiful. Don’t go too far down the road if you have an RV. Huge ruts.
Report Check-InNice level spots among live oak. Fire ring. One bar ATT Lte. Gorgeous little valley. Can see two other campers from here but good spacing for privacy.
Report Check-InNice camp sites at start of road. Room for a few there but then the road gets pretty rough if hauling a trailer.
Report Check-InSecluded quiet spot in valley. In January it is cool so nice spot with sun. Good views on hill. Historic native Americans site. If summer there is a state campground with shade a few miles up the valley.
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