Stockton Pass Campground

About

Stockton Pass was named after Old Man Stockton, a rancher who settled in this area in the 1870s. Stockton was the father of the Clanton Brothers, who were involved in the famous gunfight at the OK Corral in Tombstone. Stockton Pass serves as a travel way over the Pinale?os into Sulphur Springs Valley. The Stockton Pass Campground is located right at the apex of the pass and offers good views of the south slopes of some of the mountain range's highest peaks, as well as views of Sulphur Springs Valley and the Galiuro and Santa Catalina mountains to the west. The campground is located on a beautiful scenic drive with panoramic views of the mountains. The Shake Trail winds through this high desert landscape as it leaves directly from the campground and begins a climb that continues to the Swift Trail high in the Pinale?os. Note: Black bear area. Store and dispose of all food in bear-proof containers and trash bins, or keep it locked in your vehicle.

Around this stay

Nearest surrounding services and recreation within ~25 mi — not on-site amenities.

• fuel station

  Circle K

  18 mi

• propane

  Matlock Gas & Equipment

  18 mi

• grocery

  Walmart Supercenter

  18 mi

• trailhead

  Ladybug Saddle

  2.6 mi

• attraction

  Fort Grant Vista Point

  7.6 mi

• recreation site

  Riggs Flat Recreation Area

  10 mi

No dump station found within ~25 mi. Plan dump access before you arrive.

Forest road access near this stay: STOCKTON PASS CG in Coronado National Forest. Motorhome access is listed as open on the nearest MVUM segment — verify current restrictions.

Contact & access

• AZ
• fs.usda.gov
• OPEN