White Spar Campground

Can you imagine a campsite where the rustle of ponderosa pines and the scent of sun-warmed manzanita instantly immerse you in serenity? White Spar Campground, located just 2.7 miles south of historic Prescott, Arizona, offers an idyllic blend of natural beauty, accessibility, and recreational opportunities in the Prescott National Forest. Whether you’re seeking shaded rest among towering trees or the convenience of nearby hiking trails, this year-round campground provides a well-rounded experience for tent, trailer, and RV campers alike.

With 56 campsites tucked into a cool forest setting at 5,641 feet elevation, the campground boasts ample privacy and nature-inspired tranquility. Every campsite is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and grills, while seasonal amenities include potable water and vault toilets. The no-hookup facility is paved for easy accessibility, with various site layouts like pull-through and back-in driveways to suit different types of campers. Notably, trailheads leading to scenic hiking and mountain biking routes are steps from the campground, while local wildlife sightings are common, adding an authentic touch to the outdoor experience.

Minutes from downtown Prescott, White Spar Campground serves as a convenient basecamp for exploring the region. Within a 30-minute radius, adventurers can access iconic spots like Thumb Butte Recreation Area, Lynx Lake, and Granite Basin Lake. These attractions offer an array of activities, including fishing, kayaking, and bird-watching, as well as panoramic hiking and rock climbing opportunities. After a day of exploration, the proximity to Prescott’s charming town allows campers to indulge in dining, cultural sites, and historical landmarks, seamlessly blending outdoor adventure with local culture.