State Park
Camp Etowa
Bisbee, AZ
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- Address:Bisbee, AZ
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66 Acres of former ranch land in the historic old mining town of Bisbee, Arizona. Ongoing projects - restoring the orchard, growing new varieties of flowers, cacti and other drought tolerant plants that are "appropriate" for the high desert with Etowa Farms, harvesting and milling mesquite, irrigation, water harvesting, recycled bottle and can walls, composting and turning the corral into a music venue. We are committed to the wildlife and ecosystem at Camp Etowa and will be hosting a swap meet and sessions in sustainability, art, survival and wilderness medicine soon. We have three very friendly service dogs, an owl and a hawk that hang out with us, javalena, jack rabbits, mule deer, quail, doves and coyote that will sing to you. We love kids and dogs.
Primitive sites with no water, bathrooms or electricity.
Lots of wildlife.
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Campground Rules
- No campfires allowed
Within ~30 miles
Trails near Camp Etowa

E Boulder Road
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0.1 mi
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Laverne Williams Arboretum Trail
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0.2 mi
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Old Bisbee and Juniper Flats Loop
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7.1 mi1,749 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Difficult

Zacatecas and Wood Canyon Loop
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5.0 mi1,122 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Moderate

Chihuahua Hill (B Mountain)
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1.6 mi650 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Moderate

Youngblood Hill
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1.9 mi512 ftgain
TrailDifficulty: Moderate
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