1899 Historic Landmark and Camping

Imagine a campground where the echoes of the Old Wild West intertwine with unique outdoor adventures—this is the 1899 Historic Landmark and Camping in Morristown, Arizona. Situated on six acres, this campground boasts 33 RV sites and 5 tent spaces, each featuring water hookups and large, pull-through configurations for easy access. With on-site amenities like bathrooms, showers, picnic areas, and a septic dump station, it balances convenience with an authentic frontier atmosphere. Unique offerings such as gold panning, guided gold mine tours, and free historic hotel tours make this destination a living tribute to Arizona's mining and cowboy heritage.

Located less than 10 minutes from Wickenburg, the "roping capital of America," the campground provides an excellent base for exploring local Western culture, including dining and entertainment options. Nature lovers will appreciate its proximity to Lake Pleasant Regional Park, a short 30-minute drive away, where boating, fishing, and hiking opportunities abound. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, the 1899 Historic Landmark and Camping offers a distinctive blend of historical charm, outdoor adventure, and modern camping comforts, perfect for travelers seeking a deeper connection to Arizona's storied past.