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Hidden dispersed site beyond the pond. This campsite is just past a designated group site in Coronado National Forest. Note, if the group site is occupied, this campsite should also be considered occupied, as you have to pass through the group site to access it. It is located in the treelined above a grassy flat featuring a small pond. The site itself is primitive with a stone fire ring. It's peaceful and secluded and requires four-wheel drive to access. There is no cell service, and the site itself is not level, so you might have to employ leveling rocks for your vehicle. There are two small tent pads that are fairly level, and the tall trees provide ample shade and shelter. Enough room for one vehicle. This camping area seems to be frequently used by the Boy Scouts. Accessible by four-wheel drive van. It is a nice spot and I recommend it, with the caveat that the nearby group site should be vacant.

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Wow! Although there are a lot of dispersed campsite in the area, this is my favorite. It is in a flat, sandy clearing right up against a tree line. There is a primitive stone fire ring inside the tree line. Beyond the trees is a small hill atop of which is a stunning view of the valley and mountains to the northeast. There is enough room for three or four vehicles, and some cell service. A stock four-wheel drive vehicle is required to access down a primitive, wooded, forest road spur, and I was able to access in our Sprinter van. This disperse site balances lovely scenery with privacy which is why I really like it. It is one of my preferred sites on Mount Graham in Coronado National Forest. Recommended.

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