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Primitive campers seeking remote wilderness suit Elderberry Spring Campground best, thanks to its Mogollon Rim Mountains spot. Near Eagar, campers stock up easily and hit trails fast. Call for rates, but note Forest Service closed the dispersed site years ago due to damage; road stays impassable.
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Write a ReviewNo, Elderberry Spring Campground offers no full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer connections sit unknown, matching its primitive setup. No 30-amp or 50-amp electric confirmed. Self-contained RVs or tents work best. Bring all supplies for dry camping in this remote Forest Service area.
Pet policy stays unknown at Elderberry Spring Campground. No data covers size limits, breed bans, leash rules, or dog parks. Primitive sites like this often allow pets if leashed and managed. Call ahead to check current status, especially since access closed years back.
Call for rates at Elderberry Spring Campground. No set prices list online. Expect basic fees if accessible, covering primitive sites with few amenities included. Reservations unclear; contact managers direct. Closure note: Forest Service blocked entry due to damage, so verify opening first.
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