Whitetail Campground

We actually stayed in a cabin and did not camp in a tent, as the rest of our group did for our annual retreat. However, we were at the campsites a good part of the day. The camp host was amazing! Friendly, accommodating, and kept both campsites clean. The group already booked the campsite for next year!

Stayed here again with a group last weekend. Beautiful group campground! Clean, well maintained. Covered ramada with picnic tables, electricity, water, food storage lockers and big trash bins. Another area with a firepit and lots of tent sites.

I'm not sure of his name but there was a gentleman who stopped by daily to empty garbages and maintain restrooms. He even brought a cute pair of gloves to one of the toddlers in the group who had been complaining of cold hands. :). Will be back again every fall!

Excellent group site. I have used it for scouts and personal gatherings with multiple families. The current host, Roger was very friendly and did an excellent job keeping up the site during our weekend stay.

Great campsite for medium sized groups. Sites have ramadas with AC outlets and full light fixtures with switch. Bear boxes and trash cans, water spigot with drain, and each site has it's own vault toilets (which were actually not stinky). Charcoal grills also if you want to grill. Sidewalks around site and great firepit with 6ft steel ring. Firewood for like $6 or $8 from hosts. Good flat pads for tents with fine gravel. Shaded by pines. A bit pricey per night but for a group it's good. Fun spot for a mountain bike crew or church trip. Thanks.

It was one of the best dry campgrounds I have been in. Beautiful hilly forest 😍 ❤ surrounding above Tucson's heat.

Nice place to go camp. This place is perfect for group gatherings. I think it's about 2 miles up the mountain from windy point. Windy Point is at about 6, 500 feet, so this Campground must be around 7500 feet. It was great to be amongst the Pines In such a lovely Campground.

Site was very clean, plenty of grills available and the fire pit was the perfect size. This campground is within 15 minute of the gift shop and, in the other direction, the lake for fishing. Tons of space for multi family (group) camping and privacy.

The campground has big sites, can accommodate 40+ people without feeling too close to each other when we set the tent. It has big gazebo with tables and benches, water line, electricity. Well maintained restroom ( not using water ).

Has bathrooms and running water for washing dishes, plus huge ramadas with several grills. We use this spot every year for our big group. It's a blast... Beautiful & calm. Just high enough for it to be much cooler, but not so removed for me to feel any less safe and secure camping alone with my little girl, with only a little camping experience.

Absolutely AWESOME! 56 minutes from Tucson and 5,000 feet increase in elevation...is like stepping into an entirely different world. Temperatures were about 20 degrees cooler. The campground has great facilities

I rent the place for my wedding. I rent the site 2 for 60 people. I honestly think that is a bit small for 60 people, better for 40. We were 30 people anyway. The site 2 has 4 tables with bench plus 2 tables. Plugs for electricity, water. Light. Toilets. That is a beautiful place for a wedding. We had a great time.

This is a wonderful group campground. Beautiful group sized ramadas with tables, lights, running water and (limited) electricity. There are great fire pits in the center of a large concrete pad at each site. Not many amenities other than being surrounded by the forest with lots of hiking options. A great place to get away for a group.

This is our favorite campground on Mt Lemmon. It's easy to register online. There are five campsites, all for groups. One is accessible, one is for up to ninety people and the other four are for up to 45 or so. There are fire rings at each site, composting toilets, running water, a ramada, and electricity at the ramada. We go up yearly twice with a school group and a church group. We also go group fishing at Rose Canyon Lake, bring $10 to park at the lake, though. There are some nice trailheads for hiking at the campsite and there are camp docents that take out the garbage, restock the toilet paper and can help if you're having an issue.

This campground is in the high pines on Mt. Lemmon. It is dedicated to group camping and only available by reservation. Each campsite has a restroom, lighted ramada with electrical outlets and lots of picnic tables, BBQ grills, and a fire pit. There are many level tent sites, sidewalks, and parking spaces. It is wheelchair accessible. There are also bearproof food boxes and trash cans.

We have a yearly family campout here every year. It's a beautiful place with great views and MANY campsites.

Quiet, peaceful, and clean camping area with a large ramada equipped with plenty of tables, benches, and grills for several families. Lots of parking, drinking water, and a vault toilet too.

We had a great time camping. One bathroom had a light, but the other one had an air freshener. Great for large group or family camping.

Great non-diversion camping. No facilities tends to keep the city stuck to the campsites.Lots of shade and as with everything in this area, 20° + cooler than Tucson.

The ideal spot for "Glamping". Spacious sites wrapped in luscious pines. Close to home but secluded feel of being well off the beaten path.

It's a great place to get away from hot summer heat from metro Phoenix area