Whitewater Draw WMA

No, Whitewater Draw WMA lacks full hookups. Sites offer no electric, water, or sewer connections. RVs up to 35 feet fit on gravel pads, but campers must bring their own water and handle waste at external dump stations. This primitive setup suits self-contained rigs focused on wildlife viewing over comforts. Check AZGFD rules for stays.

Yes, Whitewater Draw WMA allows pets. Keep dogs on leashes to protect wildlife like sandhill cranes and mule deer. No breed or size limits noted, but standard WMA rules apply: clean up waste, prevent disturbances to birds and habitats. No dedicated dog park exists; explore trails responsibly with your companions.

Call AZGFD for current rates as prices are not published online. Expect low fees for primitive gravel sites with picnic tables. Stays include access to crane viewing and wetlands; no hookups provided. Reservations may not be needed for short visits, but arrive early during peak crane season in November to December.