West Pinal County Park

The West Pinal County Park campground, located near Stanfield, Arizona, stands out for its expansive desert setting, accommodating layout, and rustic charm. Campers will appreciate large, pull-through sites equipped with shaded ramadas, picnic tables, and grills, providing comfort without sacrificing simplicity. The park's peaceful atmosphere complements its proximity to the scenic Table Top Wilderness and the Sonoran Desert National Monument, making it an excellent choice for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

This campground offers dry camping only, with no water, electricity, or sewer connections, creating a genuine off-grid experience ideal for those prepared for self-sufficiency. Well-maintained facilities, including clean restrooms and trash services, enhance the stay. Nearby attractions, such as the quirky Dwarf Car Museum or the hiking and biking trails within a 30-minute drive, add to the allure of this destination. Whether enjoying a quiet stopover or a weekend retreat, visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of Arizona’s desert landscape.

Located along Highway 84 and conveniently accessible from Interstate 8, the campground provides a serene escape while remaining within easy reach of the town of Maricopa. Its 160-acre park area includes three miles of natural trails and stunning opportunities for stargazing under Arizona's renowned dark skies.