Went about 4 miles on FR618, past Beaver Creek, to the junction with FR9201 and camped at the intersection. FR618 is one lane for many stretches but is in ok shape. Not a lot of traffic but just enough to be bothersome where we camped too close to the road. A few other campers went down FR9201 which would have provided more serenity. Nice hiking trails at that intersection.
Posted Mar 27, 2022; Arizona
Beaver Creek Campspot off Soda Spring Road is decent if you have a van or small trailer. The road is rough and there are no turn around spots if all the boondocking locations are taken. The first location has a steep incline and could be troublesome for low clearance trailers. The second spot is a bigger and flat area that is easy to get in/out of if there are no other vehicles there. Seemed like there were a few other spots farther up, but decided not to risk the issues with the road and turned around. There are a few other area's that are easier if you have a bigger trailer or motorhome that can be accessed closer to the 179 and I-17 intersection. Two large spots across from each other at 34.6832927,-111.726374. The parking lot at Bell Trail No. 13 also seemed to have many rigs camped out, but not sure if they were staying overnight.
Posted Nov 22, 2021; Arizona
Yes, it’s a circular driveway, but only space for 1 or two and other day-users were there on a Fri 3:30p Late January afternoon. Ended going back to Soda Springs Road, several disbursed spots along that road. Used one of those instead.
Posted Jan 24, 2020; Arizona
Just a little circular pulloff on the side of the road. Perfect for boondocking. On the left side of the road coming east from I-19.
Posted Sep 28, 2014; Arizona