Twin Peaks Campground

Star4.66
1.3K reviews
10 Organ Pipe Dr.
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Quick Facts

1,726 ft

Price

$20 - $50/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

208 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Has Service

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

RV FriendlyShowers

Opens National Park Service site

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January 2026

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January 2026
Twin Peaks Campground
$20.00 - $50.00 / night
Campsite Fees
$20 per night for RV and tent sites, $50 per night for group sites. There is also a $25 entrance fee payable upon arrival, valid for seven days....
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Standard Site Fee$20.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$50.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.66

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"Overall, Twin Peaks Campground is highly praised for its cleanliness, spacious sites, and natural beauty. Many reviews highlight the exceptional maintenance of the facilities and the stunning desert views."

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Campground Map

10 Organ Pipe Dr.

Twin Peaks Campground

10 Organ Pipe Dr.

Driving directionsThe entrance into Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is 4 miles south of Why, AZ, following AZ SR 85. The Kris Eggle Visitor Center is 22 miles south of Why, located on the west side of AZ SR 85 between mile markers 75 and 76. Twin Peaks Campground is approximately 1.5 miles from the Kris Eggle Visitor Center. To reach the campground, follow directions to the Kris Eggle Visitor Center. Once you have exited AZ SR 85 and arrive at the visitor center, continue driving down the road past the visitor center. The road leading to the campground is the first left just past the visitor center. Follow signs for the campground.
The roads leading to the campground are paved and generally accessible year-round. However, several roads within the park are dirt roads that may require caution. Some nearby roads may be subject to closures for safety or seasonal concerns.
Nearby places
Why, AZ - 4 miles
Ajo, AZ - 33 miles
Lukeville, AZ - 5 miles
Nearby supplies
Gas and convenience items are available in Lukeville, AZ (5 miles). Ajo, AZ (33 miles) provides groceries, restaurants, and other supplies. Visitors are advised to bring essential items due to the campground's remote location.

Best Time to Camp at Twin Peaks Campground

The desert here tells its story through dramatic seasonal shifts. Winter transforms the campground into a mild paradise where daytime temperatures hover comfortably in the 60s, perfect for hiking, while evenings cool to the 40s—ideal for gathering around the campfire. As summer approaches, the mercury can soar past 110°F, turning the landscape into a shimmering testament to desert resilience. Savvy visitors plan their adventures during the magical shoulder seasons of spring and fall, when wildflowers paint the desert floor and temperatures create perfect conditions for outdoor exploration.

Summer(Jun-Aug)
Not recommended

Desert summers are very hot and uncomfortable; some facilities/sites closed April–Dec.

Fall(Sep-Nov)
2.5 / 5

Fall can remain hot; fewer positive notes compared with winter and spring.

Spring(Mar-May)
4.5 / 5
Top 15% in AZ

Spring brings vibrant wildflower blooms and pleasant temperatures; highly favored by visitors.

Best
Winter(Dec-Feb)
4.5 / 5
Top 4% in AZ

Mild winter temps in the 60s make it a peak season for hiking and camping.

Planning Tips
  • Peak Season: January 1 - December 31.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
  • Operating Season: Open year-round. Certain facilities and sites are closed April to December.
  • Current Alerts: Stage Two fire restrictions are in effect; charcoal and wood fires prohibited. Nearby border roads are closed for public safety.

About Twin Peaks Campground

Nestled within the stunning Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Twin Peaks Campground serves as your gateway to one of the Sonoran Desert's most spectacular landscapes. This thoughtfully designed campground welcomes adventurers with 208 well-appointed sites, ranging from intimate tent-only spots to spacious RV-friendly locations. Each site comes equipped with its own picnic table and grill, while solar-heated showers provide a refreshing end to dusty desert explorations. The careful spacing between sites ensures a sense of solitude, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding desert vegetation that creates natural privacy screens between neighbors.
The campground accommodates a variety of camping styles, including tent camping, RV sites, and group camping areas. Primitive and luxury accommodations are not available.
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Check-in
1:00 PM
Check-out
11:00 AM
Stay Limit
Up to 21 nights during a visit, 28 nights total per year.

Amenities available

Showers
Potable water
Flush toilets
Dump station
Picnic tables
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Activities you can enjoy

Twin Peaks Campground offers a variety of activities, including hiking, birding, stargazing, and ranger-led programs. Hiking trails such as the Desert View Trail and the perimeter trail provide accessible options, while more challenging hikes and scenic drives are also available.
HikingThe campground features a 0.9-mile perimeter trail and the 1.2-mile Desert View Trail. More challenging trails, like the Victoria Mine Trail, are accessible nearby. Visitors praise the scenery, with one stating, 'The hike to Bull Pasture gives a unique view of the monument and goes through pretty country.'
BikingBiking is permitted on paved lanes within the campground and on scenic drives like the Ajo Mountain Road. The terrain is mostly flat, making it suitable for riders of all skill levels.
Wildlife viewingThe campground is home to diverse desert wildlife, including Gila woodpeckers, jackrabbits, and coyotes. 'We saw a glimpse of a bobcat!' noted one visitor.
Cultural and Educational ProgramsRanger-led evening programs at the amphitheater are a highlight, covering topics like desert ecology and local history. 'The Ranger talks every afternoon and evening were the best ever—great delivery, fun and interesting,' one user wrote.
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Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsPotential hazards include extreme temperatures, packrats, rattlesnakes, and scorpions. Visitors should keep vehicle hoods open to deter rodents and exercise caution when encountering wildlife.
Active AlertsStage Two fire restrictions are in effect; charcoal and wood fires prohibited. Nearby border roads are closed for public safety.

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Reviews

4.7
1.3K reviews
Top-Rated
Top-Rated
Twin Peaks Campground is top-rated, placing it in the top 15% of campgrounds based on reviews
Overall, Twin Peaks Campground is highly praised for its cleanliness, spacious sites, and natural beauty. Many reviews highlight the exceptional maintenance of the facilities and the stunning desert views.
Review Summaries
Based on 1319 reviews

What Campers Love

Campers frequently commend the campground's cleanliness, well-maintained facilities, and quiet atmosphere. 'This campground is perhaps the best of many federal sites I've stayed at. Scads of...
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Based on 1319 reviews

Common Concerns

Some common issues raised by users include the lack of hot water in solar showers, limited recycling options, and the restricted generator hours. 'The generator hours are very narrow,' noted one...
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Pro Tips & Recommendations

Campers recommend selecting sites with shade structures during warmer months and visiting the Ajo Mountain Drive for scenic views. Bringing extra water is advised due to occasional water main breaks.
Based on 1319 reviews

Seasonal Insights

Winter months are popular due to mild temperatures, but solar showers are often cold during this time. Spring brings vibrant wildflower blooms and is another favored season for camping.
Based on 1319 reviews

Camper Quotes

1. 'Campground was very clean, loved the solar showers.' 2. 'The desert around the Twin Peaks campground is beautiful and there is lots to see and do nearby.' 3. 'Campground is well maintained and...
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Based on 1319 reviews

Site-Specific Reviews

Site #187 is frequently highlighted for its shade structure and spaciousness. Tent-only sites in the 180s to 200s loops are noted for their peacefulness and natural settings.
Based on 1319 reviews

Accessibility Features

Accessible features include ADA-compliant campsites and restrooms, as well as paved trails. 'The new walkway around part of the campground makes it easier for my husband to walk around with a...
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Based on 1319 reviews

Pet-Friendly Features

The campground is praised for its pet-friendly policies, with designated trails allowing leashed pets. 'Loved the perimeter trail and the trail to the visitors center. Happy at least one was...
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Last updated January 13, 2026
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