Twin Peaks Campground

Excellent Natural Park. Beautiful camp sites, nested in Saguaros, Organ Pipes, Choya Cacti, Mesquite trees and Creosote bushes, and other shorter sage looking plants. One of the trails starts off from the SE outer edge of the tent camping sites too.

Some sites have shelter structure, sturdy, covering the picnic table. 194 doesn't have shelter, but the one next door does,. There are external water valves, GHT type, near campsites in front my site, and at restrooms in RV non-generator and tenting sites.

The Water was hot, of course there was only 1 other camper my first night, and about 5-6 when I left. The solar heaters work for the showers, almost too good; with fewer guests and 100 degree full sun days, maybe hot water accumulated without having many showers. The water is great, taste good too.

All the water is hot right, even the outside faucets now Sep 29, 30., and Oct 1st.

There were only a few other campers during my stay, more started to show up on the 1st Area was flat for tent and comfortable, many stars to see, so many even the constellations were more difficult to pick out.

Excellent stay and worth the 100+ deg days in full sun, Hallelujah

Summer hot weather was still on, enough so that we had the entire campground to ourselves. It was very, very quiet.

Really great campground, clean. There are a lot of spots here but spaced very well. We were the only campers in the entire campground, but I imagine it feels private either way. You can see the border wall and the lights from the nearest Mexican city which is cool. The sunsets were incredible.

Twin Peaks is a well-designed campground, one that we have enjoyed on a previous stay and looked forward to visiting again. Because the park is far from towns, the night sky is simply spectacular. We especially appreciated the shade-structure sheltering the picnic table; after a long hike in late summer heat. The park offers many fine hiking trails, including a few challenging ones, all interesting.

Beautiful campground and site. Several hikes were available from the campground.

This is a very well laid out campground with a large variety of of beautiful vegetation. The sites were nicely spaced and with the vegetation, we didn’t feel like we were stacked in or crowded. My husband especially liked how all the sites were pull-through…. easy in, easy out. The site length was even color coded on the site markers so we knew if we would fit. The bathrooms were clean, our loop was also tidy. Our pup really liked joining us on the lovely campground loop trail. lWe stayed just one night but look forward to returning for a longer stay to explore more.

Clean bathrooms, flush toilets, showers. Campground is well maintained and very quiet.

Mid-May, the campground was empty due to the heat. Nonetheless, I found it wonderful. The trails show great biodiversity, and the interpretive nature walk is well done. My camp site had everything I was looking for. Great stay.

Absolutely love this park and the campground is one of the best!

However, the registration system doesn’t work well and discriminates against people who are traveling through and those who aren’t tech savvy.

Where there wasn’t any one or envelopes to do self-checkin, we were not sure how that was going to work.
BUT the internet was perfectly strong enough to do online reservation.
Campground wonderful. Visitor Center staff were very very helpful and friendly…especially Brenda.
One of the best evenings on our two-week trip. Awesome!