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Tent campers find John Hands Picnic Ground perfect for its shaded creekside sites beside cascading Cave Creek. Nestled at 5600 feet in the Chiricahua Mountains near San Simon, it sits close to forest trails and the Cave Creek Visitor Center. Choose from six tent-only sites at no charge, each with a table, grill, and fire ring.
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Write a ReviewNo, John Hands Picnic Ground has no full hookups or any utility connections. Expect zero electric service at 30 or 50 amps, no water hookups, and no sewer. Potable water is unavailable on site, and waste disposal lacks facilities. This tent-only campground focuses on primitive camping with toilets for restrooms but no showers.
Yes, John Hands Picnic Ground welcomes pets as a standard Forest Service campground. Keep dogs on a leash at all times to protect wildlife like Coues deer and birds. No breed or size restrictions or dog park appear listed; clean up after pets and respect the close-knit sites.
Stays at John Hands Picnic Ground cost nothing with no fees charged. Access all six tent sites, tables, grills, and fire rings for free on a first-come basis. No reservations available; follow the 14-day limit and bring your own water and firewood.
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