La Posa North LTVA

Spacious, quiet, cell coverage is not that great, close to town, and natural habitat. Come here every year! Update December 2021: we signed up for a local internet provider so we are now able to do whatever streaming we like.

We stopped here towards the end of February 2022. There were still quite a few people here but not as many as I expected. It was easy to find a site without crowding anyone. You have to purchase either a season pass or a 14 day pass which is good for most of the Ltva’s in Az. We had a 14 day pass from a different area so we did not have to pay anything.
No highway noise, quiet, good enough cell service to stream, great place! Close to town and pretty mountains but rocky. Even sites. Water and dump stations available without much wait this time of the season. Trash dumpsters located near entrance. We will definitely stay here again!

If you’re camping here do not buy your permit online. You pay more, and need to present a printed copy at Tysons Wash (1.5 miles south of the north entrance). If you don’t arrive during business hours to get your permit (9am-4pm) you’ll need to return next day to get it. (We arrived at 4:02 and they turned us away). Verizon 4g signal good but bogged down with too many users. 5G full signal and fast