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2012 Best Equestrian Campgrounds in Arizona

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Gabaldon (White Mountains)

Gabaldon Horse Campground is an outstanding horse camp. Trail #95 surrounds the campground which is a the base of Mt. Baldy. All 5 campsites have horse corrals and there is ample room to bring your own as well. Please keep into account some rules that the U.S. Forest Service has in place.

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Frazier (Central Arizona)

Frazier Campground consists of 11 campsites and one 100-person group campsite. The 11 individual campsites each have shade ramadas, fire rings with grills and tables. A toilet facility is available along with a water spigot. The group site has shade ramadas, a group fire ring and a toilet facility. The campground is fully accessible.

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Strayhorse (White Mountains)

Primarily a campground for those who have horses, Strayhorse is centrally located between two pack trails that lead in opposite directions, east and west. The western trail, Highline Trail #47, will take you along the base of the Mogollon Rim, while Raspberry Trail #35 will take you along the Raspberry Creek all the way to the Blue River in the Blue Range Primitive Area. There is a corral available for those with horses. Just make sure to bring water.

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Houston Mesa (Payson)

Just north of Payson, Houston Mesa Campground has most of the facilities one would want when camping close to a city. Houston Mesa has pretty much everything but electricity. Showers are available and coin operated for $1.00 per shower. There is an amphitheater and a 1/2 mile interpretetive trail that is self guided. For those with RV's, there is a dump station on site. Just across the road is Houston Mesa Equestrian Campground with large group sites. and a nine mile horse loop.

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Groom Creek (Prescott)

Groom Creek Equestrian Campground was designed for the camper who has horses in mind. All of the campsites are well spaced and offer plenty of room for large trailers. The campground is at a nice elevation of approx 6000' and is surrounded by pine trees which makes a nice summertime camp.

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Little Elden Springs Horse Camp (Flagstaff)

Little Elden Springs Horse Camp is a campground that was created for those who love horses and enjoy riding in a beautiful landscape. This camp has been designed for the particular needs of equestrian campers in mind. All 15 campsites allow easy access for vehicles pulling horse trailers and are equipped with horse-friendly accommodations. It is located near the base of Mount Elden in a lush ponderosa pine and Gamble oak forest. You can access the Kachina Peaks Wilderness at the Weatherford Trail near Schultz Tank just up the road.

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