Clifton, Arizona sits in the heart of the Copper Corridor with 15 RV parks ready to serve your stay. This historic mining town offers rugged canyon views, nearby hot springs, and easy access to the Coronado Trail. Camp here to explore both the town's rich heritage and the surrounding Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest.
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Clifton's downtown features well-preserved Victorian buildings from its copper mining boom days. The Greenlee County Historical Museum and the old jail tell stories of the town's past while the San Francisco River runs through the center of town. Clifton hosts the annual Apache County Fair and sits at the southern end of the scenic Coronado Trail Scenic Byway.
North Clifton RV Park offers riverfront sites starting at $12 per night just minutes from downtown. Black Jack Campground welcomes big rigs and groups with its spacious sites in the nearby forest. Hannagan Campground provides a more rustic experience for those seeking cooler mountain air. Granville Campground allows pets and offers drinking water for a comfortable forest stay.
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Clifton is known for its copper mining history and Victorian-era downtown along the San Francisco River. The town sits at the southern end of the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway and hosts the annual Greenlee County Fair. Its location in the Copper Corridor makes it a gateway to both historic sites and outdoor recreation in eastern Arizona.
Fifteen RV parks serve the Clifton area including North Clifton RV Park with riverfront sites starting at $12 per night. Black Jack Campground offers big rig and group sites in the nearby forest. Hannagan Campground provides rustic mountain camping while Granville Campground welcomes pets and provides drinking water.
The Coronado Trail Scenic Byway offers spectacular mountain driving just minutes from Clifton's RV parks. The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest provides hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities. The San Francisco River running through town offers fishing and scenic walks. Nearby hot springs and historic mining sites round out the outdoor recreation options.