Twin Peaks Campground

I stayed at Twin Peaks Campground at the end of November from Thursday - Sunday. Going into the trip, I knew that there were bathrooms closed for the season. I picked a tent spot that was close(r) to an open bathroom. The bathroom had two toilet stalls and was open until Saturday evening when the park staff unexpectedly closed it. The only other bathroom that was open next to the tent spots was a one stall bathroom that also contained the shower. The park was pretty busy and there was often a wait to use the restroom once the two stall bathroom was closed. It was disappointing to other campers who also did not know they would be closing the two stall bathroom in the middle of a Saturday.

The park itself had amazing sunrise and sunset views. The landscape was gorgeous and the park is beautiful. There are plenty of drinkable water faucets close to all of the camping sites. The tent sites are spacious and allowed for us to set up a cabin tent and a 10x10' canopy tent over the picnic table. The parking spaces are large and allowed for us to have extra space to move around at our site.

I recommend taking a portable shower and toilet, if you have one. The weather was in the 40s at night and the walk to the bathroom was dark, cold, and windy. I wish we had brought a portable toilet to use during the night instead of walking to the bathroom, especially once they closed the closer bathroom to our site.

Great spot in the desert. Some really interesting hikes and gorgeous desert sunrises and sunsets. Camp hosts and all the staff are great and they all do a very good job keeping the place nice, clean and a good vibe. A good place to chill and enjoy the desert.

The NPS effectively manages the monument, with the campground hosts maintaining the facilities. Just a heads-up: we didn't discover the campground's electrical outlets at the top end (Northside) for charging our phones until day two. The park service advises keeping your vehicle's engine hood open during your stay at the campground to deter pack rats from climbing into the engine and gnawing on rubber and plastic parts (good to know). Overall, the trails are well-maintained, the campground is clean (including the bathrooms), and the visitor center provides valuable information on activities and sights.

Great place to watch the stars and the washrooms were in clean. The bachelor show was informative. The cement pads are a delight to camp on, so our dog can roam around without hurting his paws.

Campground is beautiful. Site was clean and well maintained and designed. Host was helpful and friendly.

camp site was tent only. Tent pad was clearly outlined and level, BBQ grill on site was clean and ready for use. Had a nearby potable water spigot, and trash cans. Nice and quiet, trailheads within walking distance. Had beautiful sunsets every evening and a star lit night. Overall, a pleasurably stay. Will visit again.

The campground was clean, the hosts were knowledgeable about local trails and super nice, and the access to trails from the campground were great. We appreciated the nightly ranger talks too. The campsites are nicely spaced apart. We look forward to returning. It’s such a beautiful area.

Lovely site with very friendly and helpful rangers and volunteers.

We tent camped and had a great time. This is an excellent campground in a beautiful, somewhat remote park. Staff were pleasant. Sites were very clean and tidy upon arrival. Bathrooms very clean as well. Potable water was handy (no hose, but it fills a water jug quickly). We liked that there are non-generator sites; this kept it quiet. Lovely place! We will be back. The park (OPC national monument) has lots of nice easy walks, more rigorous hikes, and scenic driving tours. There are no shops or stores in the park, so stock up before you get here in the "Why Not" convenience center, or a grocery store in Ajo.

Love this campground. Well kept grounds and facilities and not crowded at all during the holidays!