Public Campground
12.4 Mile Camp
Page, Arizona
Campground in Arizona.
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About Windy Point Campground
Federal campground in Arizona.
Windy Point Campground offers a wonderful escape into Arizona's natural beauty, providing RV campers with a serene mountain setting that feels worlds away from the everyday hustle. Located in Arizona, this public campground serves as an ideal basecamp for exploring the diverse landscapes and attractions that make this region so special.
The campground's elevated location provides refreshing cooler temperatures, especially welcome during Arizona's warm months. The landscape surrounding Windy Point showcases the dramatic terrain Arizona is famous for, with stunning vistas that change throughout the day as the sun moves across the sky. Early morning and sunset are particularly magical times to sit outside your RV and take in the natural scenery that stretches across the horizon.
For travelers seeking outdoor recreation, the area around Windy Point presents numerous opportunities for adventure. Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels allow guests to explore the local environment on foot, discovering hidden valleys, rock formations, and native vegetation. The cooler elevation makes hiking more comfortable during warmer months, and the clear Arizona air provides excellent visibility for enjoying panoramic views from higher elevations.
Windy Point's location puts you within reasonable driving distance of several compelling regional attractions that deserve exploration. Whether you're interested in geological wonders, historic sites, or small-town charm, the surrounding area offers diverse options for day trips and excursions. The proximity to these attractions makes Windy Point an excellent choice for RVers who want a peaceful home base while still having easy access to points of interest.
This campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Nature enthusiasts appreciate the outdoor setting and hiking opportunities. Families find it a great place to unplug and spend quality time together in a beautiful environment. Solo travelers and couples seeking a quiet retreat will find the peaceful atmosphere refreshing. Those looking to explore Arizona's diverse landscapes will appreciate having a well-positioned camping home from which to venture out and discover the region's treasures.
With its strong 4.8-star rating from 86 reviews, Windy Point Campground has clearly earned the appreciation and trust of many RV campers who have experienced its offerings firsthand.
The campground's elevated location provides refreshing cooler temperatures, especially welcome during Arizona's warm months. The landscape surrounding Windy Point showcases the dramatic terrain Arizona is famous for, with stunning vistas that change throughout the day as the sun moves across the sky. Early morning and sunset are particularly magical times to sit outside your RV and take in the natural scenery that stretches across the horizon.
For travelers seeking outdoor recreation, the area around Windy Point presents numerous opportunities for adventure. Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels allow guests to explore the local environment on foot, discovering hidden valleys, rock formations, and native vegetation. The cooler elevation makes hiking more comfortable during warmer months, and the clear Arizona air provides excellent visibility for enjoying panoramic views from higher elevations.
Windy Point's location puts you within reasonable driving distance of several compelling regional attractions that deserve exploration. Whether you're interested in geological wonders, historic sites, or small-town charm, the surrounding area offers diverse options for day trips and excursions. The proximity to these attractions makes Windy Point an excellent choice for RVers who want a peaceful home base while still having easy access to points of interest.
This campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Nature enthusiasts appreciate the outdoor setting and hiking opportunities. Families find it a great place to unplug and spend quality time together in a beautiful environment. Solo travelers and couples seeking a quiet retreat will find the peaceful atmosphere refreshing. Those looking to explore Arizona's diverse landscapes will appreciate having a well-positioned camping home from which to venture out and discover the region's treasures.
With its strong 4.8-star rating from 86 reviews, Windy Point Campground has clearly earned the appreciation and trust of many RV campers who have experienced its offerings firsthand.
4.8
Rating
86
Reviews
Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Chloride is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Arizona weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Chloride.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Chloride. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Windy Point Campground Reviews
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Dona
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Dona
Not exactly rv suitable. Sections of long, winding, deeply rutted dirt road access have washed out exposing large rocks hard to avoid & not been graded in a while. 4x4 with good ground clearance recommended. Bring all your own water. Windy name fits! 2 Pit toilets ok but no paper. Trash overflowing on my stay. Only as clean as campers keep it. Cheap user fee is nice.
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K. Maki
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by K. Maki
Really cool (litterally) place to visit or camp. Shh, don't tell anyone, it's a secret. Accessible by RV, the road is well graded, but a little twisty. There are only 5 campsites here on a first come, first serve basis. They cost $8 a night, but there is a restroom in a building. Each space has enough room for a small, up to 30' or so motorhome or trailer. Each space has enough room for a couple o... Really cool (litterally) place to visit or camp. Shh, don't tell anyone, it's a secret. Accessible by RV, the road is well graded, but a little twisty. There are only 5 campsites here on a first come, first serve basis. They cost $8 a night, but there is a restroom in a building. Each space has enough room for a small, up to 30' or so motorhome or trailer. Each space has enough room for a couple of tents as well. There is a fire ring as well, but check fire restrictions before use. We're going to try this place this summer!
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Jim Egan
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jim Egan
Clean campground. Long drive on a dirt road that is steep and narrow in places. Boulders have fallen on the road restricting the width of the road. I would recommend against hauling a travel trailer over 18' up here. The road is a bit rough for a trailer anyhow. Most sites are big enough for just the trailer. Any car with decent shocks will make it. There is a fee to camp here.
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Jay Atwood
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jay Atwood
DRY CAMPING. Bring water!! Also, bring cash for the fee ($8 per site at the time of writing). Beautiful sites nestled in the Pinion & Juniper. Sites 3 & 4 have particularly nice views across the valley, and are perfect for tenters. 1, 2, & 5 are more vehicle/overlander sites. Do not try to get an RV or trailer up here. Unless you’ve got a good rock-climbing vehicle, start at the Northern entranc... DRY CAMPING. Bring water!! Also, bring cash for the fee ($8 per site at the time of writing). Beautiful sites nestled in the Pinion & Juniper. Sites 3 & 4 have particularly nice views across the valley, and are perfect for tenters. 1, 2, & 5 are more vehicle/overlander sites. Do not try to get an RV or trailer up here. Unless you’ve got a good rock-climbing vehicle, start at the Northern entrance on Big Wash Rd. The first 7 miles are pretty easy graded dirt - but it gets progressively rougher after that. There are only a few opportunities to pull over or turn around. Depending on ruts and gulleys, a sedan might not make the last mile or so - but my Subaru Outback had no problems. Don’t try if it’s dark or raining. I strongly suggest going back the way you came via the northern route - and *not* continuing down to Chloride unless you have a high clearance truck.
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Chris Glenbocki
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Chris Glenbocki
Didn't stay here, just passing through. Very Beutiful though, Pit bathroom, several camp sites, awesome views. Hiked Cherum Peak trail just past the campgrounds. Awesome hike Beutiful views the entire hike. Approximately 6 mile hike to peak and back.
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