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Copyright: Gila County - All Rights Reserved
Copyright: Gila County - All Rights Reserved
GLOBE RANGER DISTRICT - CAMPING
The Globe Ranger District is located north, south, and west of the city of Globe, and borders both the Fort Apache and San Carlos Indian Reservations. It is located at the “Bottom,” of the forest, being the district that is furthest south. The district consists of approximately 450,000 acres (approximately 182,000 hectares) of Desert, Chaparral, and Pinyon-Juniper types of vegetation, as well as a small area of Ponderosa Pine. The Upper Salt River flows through much of this district. The Globe district of Tonto National Forest is notable for the horseback riding and hiking opportunities. There are many amazing trails available that offer a genuine desert-landscape scenery.
Contact Information:
Address: 7680 S. Six Shooter, Canyon Rd., Globe, Arizona 85501
Phone: (928) 402-6200
Fax: (928) 402-6292
CAMPGROUND CAMPING
Jones Water Primitive Campground
Jones Water is a small primitive site nestled in a riparian area. It is an ideal dispersed camping site that allows for a fun weekend getaway.
Oak Flat
Campground
Oak Flat campground is located in the rolling hills near Devil’s Canyon. There is an abundance of large oak trees that provide natural shade and bouldering.
Pinal & Upper Pinal Campgrounds
Hiking trails are extensive in this area. At least eight trails can be found within one mile of Pinal and Upper Pinal offering spectacular views.
Pioneer Pass
Camping Area
Set in the cool Pinal Mountains South of Pioneer Pass is the Squaw Springs Trail that leads to Pinal Peak along with the East Mountain Trail.
Sulphide Del Rey Campground
Photo Credit Tonto National Forest
Sulphide Del Rey was once a site of an old mining company. The miners lived here to escape the heat of the lower elevations. Great wildlife viewing here.
Upper Tonto Creek Campground
Photo Credit Ryasblog
The union of Tonto and Horton Creeks is at the north end of the campground. Fishing in both creeks is a popular sport. Horton and Derrick trail heads are here.
DISPERSED CAMPING
None at this time
GROUP CAMPING
Kellner
Group Site
It sits at the base of the Pinal Mountains will access to a riparian area of Kellner Canyon, which frequently has a small stream running through it.
Timber Camp Recreation Area and Group Campgrounds
Photo Credit Tonto National Forest
Oak Flat campground is located in the rolling hills near Devil’s Canyon. There is an abundance of large oak trees that provide natural shade and bouldering.
RV CAMPING
Gila County
RV Campground
Photo Credit: Gila County RV Park
Enjoy great scenery within walking distance of shops and restaurants in the Historic Downtown District of Globe. Enjoy grass, wifi and batting cages.
Timber Camp Recreation Area and Group Campgrounds
Photo Credit Tonto National Forest
Located within the Timber Camp Mountains and surrounded by a ponderosa pine and juniper woodland, it offers one of the largest group sites.
Oak Flat
Campground
Photo Credit Tonto National Forest
Oak Flat campground is located in the rolling hills near Devil’s Canyon. There is an abundance of large oak trees that provide natural shade and bouldering.