Group Campgrounds in Arizona

Discover the best group campgrounds across Arizona. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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Moqui Group Campground

Happy Jack
Coconino National Forest Recreation

Three dedicated sites welcome up to 50 campers each beneath towering ponderosa pines at nearly 7,000 feet, with picnic tables, fire rings, and piped water for seamless gatherings.

Long Valley Group Campground

Happy Jack
Coconino National Forest Recreation

Up to 300 people can gather in this high-country Arizona wilderness, with sturdy picnic tables, grills, and a massive central fire ring anchoring evening celebrations.

Springerville
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

With 165 sites spread across six loops, this expansive campground provides ample space for multi-family gatherings under Arizona's towering pines, complete with flush toilets and water spigots throughout.

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About Group Campgrounds in Arizona

Group camping Arizona offers an extraordinary range of destinations where friends, families, and organizations can gather under the state's famously clear skies. From the towering ponderosa pines of the Mogollon Rim to the alpine lakes of the White Mountains, Arizona's diverse landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for memorable group adventures.

Best Time

The optimal timing for group camping in Arizona depends heavily on elevation, with the state's dramatic topography creating distinct seasonal windows. High-elevation campgrounds in the White Mountains and along the Mogollon Rim (7,000 to 9,000 feet) offer their best conditions from late May through September, with July and August providing warm days, cool nights, and afternoon monsoon thunderstorms that bring dramatic cloud formations and occasional rain.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
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Discover 7 additional top-rated group campgrounds in Arizona

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Showers Point Group Site

Coronado National Forest

Up to 25 campers can claim this mountain sanctuary where ponderosa pines tower over spacious sites and scenic overlooks reveal mile-wide vistas across Arizona's sky islands. The Palisade Trail departs directly from camp, while nearby Rose Canyon Lake offers fishing and paddling just minutes away.

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Upper Twilight Group Site

Safford
Coronado National Forest

This mountain sanctuary accommodates your entire crew with a communal campfire ring, bear-proof storage, and expansive picnic areas beneath towering ponderosa pines at 7,400 feet.

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

Two cul-de-sac loops accommodate 110 campers with 26 vehicles, creating an intimate basecamp where elk and deer wander through towering pines at dusk. Launch boats at nearby Woods Canyon Lake, fish for trout in crystal waters, or hike the paved Meadow Trail to dramatic Mogollon Rim overlooks.

Lower Twilight Group Site

Safford
Coronado National Forest

This exclusive group site accommodates your entire crew among towering ponderosa pines, with dedicated picnic tables and fire rings designed for communal gatherings. High-elevation trails lead from your basecamp to Riggs Lake fishing and wildlife-rich mountain terrain.

Cave Creek Group Site

Scottsdale
Tonto National Forest

This historic site accommodates up to 150 guests beneath 1930s stone ramadas in a secluded Sonoran Desert valley. Reservable volleyball courts and horseshoe pits complement spacious grounds where century-old architecture creates natural gathering zones for reunions and celebrations.

Jacob Lake Recreation Area

Fredonia
Kaibab National Forest

Large groups can reserve multiple adjacent sites beneath the ponderosa pines, with plenty of space between campsites for both privacy and collective gatherings.

Crown King
Prescott National Forest

Reserve this secluded ponderosa pine sanctuary exclusively for your crew of up to 75 campers, with 15 picnic tables and a spacious shelter that transforms meals into memorable mountain gatherings.

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Moqui Group Campground

Long Valley Group Campground

Rainbow (Az)

Showers Point Group Site

Upper Twilight Group Site

Crook Campground

Lower Twilight Group Site

Cave Creek Group Site

Jacob Lake Recreation Area

Turney Gulch Group

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Popular Activities

Group camping and gatheringsHiking scenic mountain trailsLake and stream fishingWildlife viewing and bird watchingPhotography of landscapes and sunsetsStargazing under dark skies

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve group sites as early as possible through Recreation.gov, as popular locations like Moqui and Rainbow fill up six months in advance for peak summer weekends.
2Confirm your group size limits and vehicle restrictions when booking, as exceeding capacity can result in denied entry or additional fees.
3Bring plenty of water even at sites with potable sources, as group consumption quickly depletes supplies and backup is essential.
4Pack layers for mountain camping, as temperatures can swing 30 to 40 degrees between afternoon and night even in summer.

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