Camping & Cabin Stays in Ash Creek Canyon, Arizona
Campsites from $100/night. Cabin from $399/night.
Stay in a secluded Arizona canyon with Wilds of Arizona’s camping and cabin experiences in Ash Creek Canyon near Chrysotile, Arizona. Set on private land with creek access, canyon walls, and nearby historic mine sites, this property offers a quiet, off‑the‑beaten‑path place to relax, explore, and stargaze. Whether you prefer traditional tent camping or the comfort of a cabin, you’ll be surrounded by rugged scenery and the sounds of the creek.
Not sure what to expect in the canyon? Our First‑Timer’s Guide to Ash Creek Canyon covers terrain, weather, and what to bring.
All of our campsites and our canyon cabin are booked through Hipcamp, so you can easily see real guest reviews, photos, availability, and pricing in one place. Once you arrive, we’ll help you get oriented to the land and share tips on trails, swimming holes, viewpoints, and nearby mine features you can visit during your stay. Ash Creek Canyon is ideal for families, friend groups, and small gatherings who want a private, nature‑focused basecamp with the option to add guided mine or off‑road experiences with Wilds of Arizona.
Camping and Cabin Reviews 2025-2026
Creekside Camping in Ash Creek Canyon
Set up camp on private land in the heart of Ash Creek Canyon, just outside Chrysotile, Arizona. Our campsites sit near the creek and canyon walls, giving you space to spread out, explore, and enjoy quiet nights under the stars. It’s a great fit for tent campers and small groups who want a more private, nature‑focused experience than a traditional campground. All of our campsites are booked through Hipcamp, where you can see photos, reviews, availability, and pricing before you reserve.
Cabin Stay: Sleep Up to 10 Guests
For groups who want more comfort, our Ash Creek Canyon cabin sleeps up to 10 guests and is also booked through Hipcamp. You’ll have real beds, shelter from the elements, and easy access to the same creek, trails, and canyon views as our campsites. It’s a great option for families, multi‑generation trips, or friends who want a cozy base after a day of exploring the property and surrounding area. More details can be found here.
Camping & Cabin Stays Captured in Ash Creek Canyon
These photos highlight real moments from Ash Creek Canyon—waterfalls, swimming holes, canyon scenery, kids enjoying the off‑road machines, and guests exploring the trails and creek during their camping and cabin stays.
After your stay, a short Google review about the cabin or camping in Ash Creek Canyon helps other guests know what to expect and supports our family business.
Camping FAQs
What types of vehicles are able to make it down the canyon road to Ash Creek Canyon?
Our Ash Creek Canyon campsites are best suited for smaller, nimble rigs and standard vehicles. For safety and access reasons, we do not allow large RVs or towable rigs such as Class A, Class B, Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, or toy haulers. If you’re unsure whether your vehicle will work, you can always message us with your rig type and length before you book.
Is there potable water available in the campground?
Yes, Ash Creek Canyon has an endless supply of natural spring water available in a central location to all campsites in the canyon. The water has been tested by two different labs in Phoenix and is cleaner than any water in the valley.
Is there internet and cell coverage available in Ash Creek Canyon campground?
Yes, Ash Creek Canyon has two building equipped with Starklink. The Miner's Cabin and the Camphost's cabin. There will always be at least one Starlink available. The wifi name is 'Starlink', and there is no password. To be able to utilize calls, you will need to the settings in your phone to use 'calling over wifi'. When the phone asks for an address, just enter your own address. The larger half of the canyon does have regular cell coverage.
Are there bathrooms available in Ash Creek Canyon campground?
There will always be one flushable toilet available for use to all campers. The bathroom with either be in the unoccupied portion of the camphost's cabin, or in the miner's cabin.