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As stated before, beautiful views of the Phoenix area, day and night. Spaces are reasonably far apart, but still not much privacy. Many walking/biking/horse trails to choose from. The desert in early March is lush with green vegetation with many different colors of flowers.

This is a nice quiet park very close to town. Great reclaimed wetlands park next door to the east with walking and bike trails for miles along the Colorado River. You could ride or walk to historical downtown. Down the road to the west is some farmland and lots of BLM land, with trails and roads along the river. That's where I saw some pretty big cat prints in the dirt, larger than bobcat, probably cougar. *See photos* (AZ F&G calls them mountain lions) Lots of other wildlife. Turkey vultures, doves, quail, rabbit, Peregrine falcon, hawks, ducks. Sites are decently spaced with a small patio slab. February and March 2021 saw the park at only about 50-60% capacity, I'm guessing because of the lack of folks from Canada due to Covid travel restrictions. We paid $330 for a month, plus electricity, less than $20 for the first 26 days at .15 per kwh. Only 3 hrs of a/c. So far. *Rate reflects monthly rate with our electricity use.*

Great little camp on the south fork Payette River. A bit of highway noise, but mostly drowned out by the river noise. Maybe 25% occupied in mid September. Camp host spot was empty. $7.50 per night with lifetime pass.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.

We hesitantly pulled in after dark, confident from the prior reviews, and found a flat spot for the night. Next morning we were rewarded with a great sunrise and found that we had chosen a decent site. As stated by others, vast area of flat hard packed dirt/gravel, with plenty of space for a lot of rigs. We'll be back in late January, it will undoubtedly be more crowded.