davewells2

Saddle Mountain is easy to find. The roads are rough and rocky but doable for all but the lowest, longest Class A, take it slow, have sound equipment, tires. The higher up the road you go the better the views and fewer rigs.
This is a Beautiful Mountain, great sunrises and sets. Very enjoyable walks with my dog in the Arizona sun in February....Awesome. We spoke to a few happy Rockhounds. Very, very, quiet and good T Mobile and Verizon.
This is open grazing land, we saw a dozen cattle on our walks and there were cow paddies in our site. This is why there are flies. I hate flies but this was very tolerable, I wore my hat indoors and outside, ND got use to me using it as a fly swatter.
This is our first Saddle Mountain visit, we stayed here on our way to Phoenix and were not disappointed, we will be back.

Very nice Campground! The Creek and surrounding area are a great place to explore. 8 of 23 sites are reservable through Recreation.gov the other sites are first come first serve. No hook ups, 2 very clean Buildings with restrooms, each site has a covered picnic table. Dump and Water station for those that have sites, there a fee for those who do not. The campground is 1 mile off of 71, road is paved to entrance of the park. If you get here and the park is full, there is dispersed camping on the road in, close to the freeway, on both sides of the road, one side has a gate, but it is a 14-day area, some road noise but we stayed there one night without unhooking and drove down the next morning and got a nice camp site. No Verizon Signal at all, T-Mobile is good 20mbps down 15 up. The campground is very quiet!