Treasure Park (East)

Cool mountain air, expansive grassy meadows, and a backdrop of towering pines define Treasure Park East Campground in the Pinaleño Mountains, near Safford, Arizona. This primitive yet charming campground offers a serene escape, free from modern distractions, making it an excellent choice for those seeking solitude, natural beauty, and an immersive outdoor experience.

Treasure Park East features basic amenities like picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets but lacks potable water and electrical hookups, so campers should arrive prepared with supplies. The campground is set at a high elevation, providing a refreshing retreat from the desert heat during warmer months. Visitors can explore numerous hiking trails with scenic views, spot diverse wildlife, and take advantage of the clear night skies for exceptional stargazing.

Located about 23 miles up the Swift Trail (State Route 366), the campground is accessible yet remote. Nearby attractions within 30 minutes include Mount Graham and the historic Roper Lake State Park, which offers fishing, birdwatching, and lakeside recreation. Treasure Park East is ideal for weekend getaways, extended stays, or day trips for nature lovers craving an authentic wilderness adventure.