Arizona Trails

[WAM]

Heading there next month. Did you see an area for dispersed camping? One that we can get RV's to?

[mkjeepers]

Heading there next month. Did you see an area for dispersed camping? One that we can get RV's to?

[COLOR="Blue"]I'm not sure what the rules are for camping there, but it is a popular OHV area. There are plenty of areas to stage for OHV use, but I'm not sure what the camping rules are. A call to BLM would answer that.

The main road into the area, Price Road, is a 2 lane graded dirt road suitable for any RV.

Charle Well's "Arizona Trails" guide book covers most all the trails in the area. If you haven't been there this would be worth getting.

mk[/COLOR]

[WAM]

Yeah, I have the Well's AZ guide. He mentions "miles of dispersed camping" but fails to give a clue where. I would guess along the northern Mineral Mountain Rd, but Price Rd would be better located to town. I don't know if it's BLM or ASTL land, but I'll call both.

[Dezertdog]

WoW! that looks great. Another one added to my list.

Scott

[curtis]

Mike I hear that Florance is one of the new hot places to move to. I will be checking it out this year.

[mkjeepers]

[COLOR="Blue"]Florance is a small and old town and reminds you of some of the Salton Sea area towns. But the areas around Tucson were VERY nice and have got me thinking a little.[/COLOR]

[mkjeepers]

Mike I hear that Florance is one of the new hot places to move to. I will be checking it out this year.

[COLOR="Blue"]Curtis, I think as you drive into the Florance area, I think...... there might have been some building going on in the area.[/COLOR]

[Guest]

Nice little town! Thanks for posting.

http://www.bestplaces.net/city/Florence-Arizona.aspx

[Ol Man]

[COLOR="Blue"]Florance is a small and old town and reminds you of some of the Salton Sea area towns. But the areas around Tucson were VERY nice and have got me thinking a little

Mike, take a look around Prescott also. That area was very much on our list of places to retire. They have a really neat downtown and lots of interesting places to explore.

[mkjeepers]

Mike, take a look around Prescott also. That area was very much on our list of places to retire. They have a really neat downtown and lots of interesting places to explore.

[COLOR="Blue"]That end of Arizona is very nice. I wish I could afford to retire.[/COLOR]

[Guest]

Looks really nice! Cost of living is high. But, it looks nice there.
http://www.bestplaces.net/city/Prescott-Arizona.aspx#

[Ol Man]

[COLOR="Blue"]That end of Arizona is very nice. I wish I could afford to retire.[/COLOR]

We had some friends who also liked the area. Cost concerns led them to go a bit north and live in Chino Valley.

The Prescott area is kind of neat in that it is not on the way to someplace else. That means there is not a lot of extraneous traffic.

[OU812]

Prescott is nice. There is a lot of history there too. It was the capitol of AZ at one point. I remember going up there once a year for the art festival when I was younger.

[nwoods]

Mike, what happened to your photos?

[sarah]

Mike, what happened to your photos?

I must have missed them too.