Reynolds Creek Group Campground

Shaded by a dense canopy of towering ponderosa pines and adjacent to the year-round running Reynolds Creek, the Reynolds Creek Group Campground provides an ideal escape for groups seeking a serene, rustic camping experience amid the natural beauty of Tonto National Forest. Its elevation of 5,250 feet ensures pleasant temperatures, making it a suitable destination for activities such as hiking, fishing, wildlife observation, or photography. The campground also features on-site amenities including two large ramadas, eight picnic tables, a group grill, one vault toilet, and fire rings designated for campfires, offering convenience without sacrificing its rustic charm.

Located 20 miles south of Young, Arizona, along the unpaved stretch of State Highway 288, the campground serves as a gateway to nearby recreational treasures. Within walking distance, trails lead into both the Salome and Sierra Ancha Wilderness Areas, offering opportunities to explore rugged landscapes and scenic views. Just two miles away, Workman Creek, with its cascading waterfalls and seasonal berry-picking, is a must-visit. Additionally, the proximity to the Desert to the Tall Pines National Scenic Byway makes this campground an inviting base for day trips through the diverse terrains of the forest. Whether you're organizing a weekend gathering or a longer retreat, Reynolds Creek delivers an authentic outdoor experience that immerses visitors in Arizona's vibrant wilderness.