Red Rock Canyon Campground
Red Rock Canyon Campground allows pets of any size for no fee. While in the campground, pets must be leashed at all times and may not be left unattended. Pets are also welcome throughout the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Pets are permitted on trails and should be leashed to minimize conflicts with other people, other pets and native wildlife. Pet owners are required to clean up pet waste (baggies for waste disposal are available in the campground and at the scenic drive entrance station.) Pets must be leashed at other developed facilities such as the visitor center, Willow Springs picnic area and Red Rock overlook on State Route 159. Pet owners are reminded that summertime can reach to temperatures above 110 °F and leaving pets in a vehicle can endanger their lives.
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Description
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area has one developed campground. Opened in 1998 to replace the Old Oak Creek Campground, and formerly known as the 13-Mile Campground, the Red Rock Canyon Campground is located two miles east of the Visitor Center on W. Charleston Blvd (State Route 159). There are no electrical, water and sewer hook-ups. There is no dump station for recreational vehicles. There are no showers. Shade structures are available throughout the group sites and many of the individual sites. Restrooms are vault toilets. Water faucets for drinking water are located throughout the campground. There are 52 individual sites and 7 Group campsites. Visitors can reserve single or group campground sites by calling 877-444-6777. Reservations can be made up to six months in advance but not less than 48 hours of the desired arrival date.
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- Pet Friendly
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