Dead Horse Ranch State Park

It's an ok campground, I've definitely stayed in better. The sites are spaced apart ok with moderate privacy. Lots of trail Bathrooms are run down. Now they have upped their rates to $50 a night, I few upgrades would be a good idea. Including introducing laundry services on site. The surrounding area is nice. Good for horse riding, fishing, hiking and mountain biking. Close to Sadona which is fant... It's an ok campground, I've definitely stayed in better. The sites are spaced apart ok with moderate privacy. Lots of trail Bathrooms are run down. Now they have upped their rates to $50 a night, I few upgrades would be a good idea. Including introducing laundry services on site. The surrounding area is nice. Good for horse riding, fishing, hiking and mountain biking. Close to Sadona which is fantastic place!!!

A gem of a find, hidden behind Old Town Cottonwood, along the Verde River and all the trees. Three loops, we stayed in Quail Run , site 24, electric and water. We have a 32 foot trailer that was easy to park. Trash free, clean bathrooms, very helpful rangers. Want to try Loop Red tail Hawk where a few sites back up to overlook Cottonwood and Jerome. Walk the many trails, look for the Reys cemetery... A gem of a find, hidden behind Old Town Cottonwood, along the Verde River and all the trees. Three loops, we stayed in Quail Run , site 24, electric and water. We have a 32 foot trailer that was easy to park. Trash free, clean bathrooms, very helpful rangers. Want to try Loop Red tail Hawk where a few sites back up to overlook Cottonwood and Jerome. Walk the many trails, look for the Reys cemetery. We will definitely return.

This was a neat little State Park that my family attended as part of an invitation to a Foundation's event. The roads were were good to drive on-no gravel, and there was a play ground, horse stable and two ponds that we saw. People can fish, dogs can walk as long as they are leashed, and the restroom facilities were well maintained. The female restrooms had sinks, mirrors, air dryers and were comp... This was a neat little State Park that my family attended as part of an invitation to a Foundation's event. The roads were were good to drive on-no gravel, and there was a play ground, horse stable and two ponds that we saw. People can fish, dogs can walk as long as they are leashed, and the restroom facilities were well maintained. The female restrooms had sinks, mirrors, air dryers and were comparable to a clean restroom you would find in a store or mall.