Peralta Trails | Wild Camping

March 16th, 2024 by meverly2010

Holy Pot holes. This is the most pot holes I've seen on a road. I have a 32ft Class A with low clearance. I found one spot, but it's next to the road and I have dogs, so I'm leaving. It might be because there is an event going on nearby. You can make it through the road, but it is rough. Beautiful views though. Not much privacy.

February 26th, 2024 by TG_Ltd

This location requires a fee

March 7th, 2023 by dlohse

Beautiful spot!!! Very easy to find and get to. So far very peaceful as well.

February 28th, 2023 by romy.recouvrot.pub

perfect at this spot. the view is perfect and very quiet.
a lot of spot everywhere. we have a 24 foot and find with any problem.
there are some bigger VR.
if you have a 4x4 you can find a spot more deep on the side.

January 23rd, 2023 by wherethesoulhides

Easy to get in and out, big campsite with fire pit. TMobile 1 bar, slow internet but works. Very quiet but near the main road to go hiking. Saw horses in a distance. Paid $15 per individual on land.az.gov (as someone mentioned permit can be used anytime within 12 months).

January 10th, 2023 by dieselbeast.the.bus

Absolutely stunning views of the Superstition mountains. There are several sites on the way to this pin, and larger rigs should note that the road does get a bit tougher the further you go. Get the permit and enjoy this spectacular site. It gets busy in the winter, but there's room for everyone. Great Verizon signal.

December 11th, 2020 by denise1979laurium

Nice spot. And many to choose Lots of movement/activity. Many trails and beautiful views.
We paid a $20 camping fee that is good for 12 months. There are signs that tell you how to pay. (Someone stopped by and said you don’t have to pay but we did anyway)

Highly recommended!!!

October 24th, 2020 by rayabelna

Well maintained, packed dirt road. We had no problems getting in with our 30ft class A. Lots of flat turn outs for boondocking. You need a $30 permit from azland.gov. Road is busy with atvs and cars during the day. Beautiful views of mountains and cactus

April 3rd, 2019 by lilycarey7

This land is Arizona trust land. You need a permit to be anywhere on it (day use or overnight). There is a small patch of BLM land closer to the peralta trailhead but it is not easy to get to.

Huge fines are given if you are in state land trust land without a permit. Don’t know how often they check or if they do at all. The website boasts that $100,000 of fines/year are given to people “mis-using the land”.

March 5th, 2019 by laci.mattingley

Great off road spot, easy to get to. A few spots to camp along the way but not near other people. At the base of the Mts. Open space, rock fire pit. Kid & pet friendly. Average phone service.