Lost Duchman’s Mining Association Campground

Step back in time and strike gold at the Lost Dutchman’s Mining Association Campground in Congress, Arizona, a historic ghost town turned prospector’s haven. This unique destination is renowned for its rich history, gold mining opportunities, and extensive facilities designed for adventurers of all ages. With its 120 acres of desert landscape and proximity to Rich Hill’s legendary gold-producing washes, the camp offers both modern comforts and an authentic connection to the area's mining heritage.

The campground features over 150 RV hookup sites, dry camping options, and tent spaces, all conveniently located near amenities such as bathhouses, a clubhouse, and a craft room. Full hookup sites include electricity, water, and sewer services. The camp is a paradise for gold prospectors, offering lessons in panning and metal detecting, as well as access to gold-bearing dirt. For those seeking outdoor exploration, ATV/UTV trails weave through the stunning desert terrain. Additional amenities include a library, billiards, fitness facilities, and community gathering areas, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for extended stays.

Located just outside Congress, Arizona, and less than two hours from Phoenix and Quartzsite, this campground also serves as a base for exploring the picturesque desert surroundings. Whether you’re hunting for gold, exploring the rich history of a 19th-century ghost town, or enjoying the camaraderie of like-minded adventurers, the Lost Dutchman’s Mining Association Campground is a one-of-a-kind destination that blends recreation, relaxation, and a touch of gold fever.