Buffalo Crossing Campground

Buffalo Crossing Campground accommodates both tent camping and RVs, but does not provide hookups. This is a more rustic camping experience without electricity, water, or sewer connections. The campground features designated sites that can fit various camping setups. While RVs can access the campground, be prepared for a more primitive experience and ensure your rig is self-contained.

Buffalo Crossing Campground is located along the Black River in eastern Arizona. The specific coordinates are 33.76672° N, 109.35443° W. It's situated in a beautiful area near several lakes including Big Lake, Crescent Lake, and Mexican Hat Lake. This campground is managed by the National Forest Service and provides a peaceful riverside setting in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest region.

Photos of Buffalo Crossing Campground reveal a riverside setting with open camping areas that have limited shade due to previous wildfire damage. The facilities include basic amenities such as trash bins and vault toilets. The campground is situated right next to the Black River, making it ideal for fishing access. The landscape shows signs of the Wallow Fire's impact, with fewer trees than in past years, giving the area a more open feel.