Reyes Creek Campground - Maricopa, California

Carlos Garcia

Un gran lugar que tienen que conocer a faldas de las montañas con un río natural de acua cristalina

Yane Lopez

Un lugar muy bonito para pasar en familia.

Chino Gutierrez

Muy seguro para la familia y tranquilo .

Luis Quintanilla

Excelente para acampar y caminar

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Meredith McCarthy

The campground is open even though the road is technically closed. If you don't mind driving on the shoulder around the road collapse, it's a great spot. The creek was flowing. The flys are painful during the day but they go at sunset The camp hosts are hilarious. There arent bear boxes, but bear scat abounds. Put ALL YOUR FOOD AWAY.

Alec Friedman

Just got back from my first camping trip in 10 years, and this place was perfect for me, my partner, and our dog. Love the creek - I put up a hammock in the back of our site right off the water. We went during the week, so it was quiet and incredibly peaceful. The one or two other groups camping a few sites away were very respectful. Bathrooms are exactly what you’d expect, and that’s all I can say about that. Dumpsters were clean and bear-resistant. We met the *lovely* camp hosts, Shawna and Larry, who mentioned they’ve been there for about 6 months. I’m hoping I spelled their names correctly. They drive around with their dogs (River and Floky?) to check in on everyone and get to know the new campers, and they’re both very kind and so much fun. Larry caught a trout and cleaned it for us so we could cook it for dinner! I brought 2 bundles of firewood and ended up needing to buy a few more. The hosts were able to use debit, even offline. The treated bundles definitely burn way faster than regular collected wood from the ground. Speaking of being offline — there is no cell service at all for miles. I was able to connect to satellite on my new phone which allowed me to send and receive emergency messages for work. We experienced what we strongly believe to have been a bear across the creek during dinner the first night. It was frighteningly large and its eyes reflected my headlamp in the pitch black. The second night brought what I believe was a fox or coyote close to camp, but making noise and having our large husky with us kept it from wanting to get closer. Definitely bring lots of water because there’s none here unless you’re filtering the creek I suppose, which, I’m not sure if that’s allowed? Tried to find a trail behind site 18, and it was overgrown and hard to figure out exactly what path to follow, so I ended up following the creek for some time and then turning around. Anyway… all in all a very good camping trip. Would recommend. Will go back. And for anyone who may wonder like I did, the first week of October was highs around 80 and lows around 50. It did get chilly in the middle of the night, but in a good way where a sleeping bag alone was enough to stay cozy.

Jesus De Alba

This was an excellent campground. There were many trails all of them absolutely beautiful. The firing helped and it's very secluded with a small town. About 15 people nearby. There is no cell service And to be sureto bring all your own supplies. If you follow the Creek you will find trout. They're small but it's absolutely gorgeous. How do great time? I would recommend this place to anybody and everybody who goes camping