Fourmile Canyon
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Fourmile Canyon Campground is a year-round area located in Klondyke, just 0.75 mile southwest of the site on Fourmile Canyon Road. This is a 10-unit campground with tables, grills, toilets, water, and trash cans, but no hookups. Daily fees are charged. Camping also is permitted on adjacent public lands with no facilities. Lodging is available in small towns near each end of the wilderness.
Location: Travel 13 miles west of Safford on Hwy 70, and exit at Aravaipa/ Klondyke Road. Turn left & go 32 miles to Klondyke. The campground is in Klondyke, .75 mile southwest of Fourmile Canyon Road.
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Fourmile Canyon Reviews
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4 out of 5 stars
By Daryll Smith 2015 on 5/30/2015 1:01:01 PM
"This camping area is pleasant to stay at and the water is plentiful and has a good taste. The spigot is 1" so you'll need an adapter to use a garden hose. The nearby general store is not currently open however plans are in the works to open on weekends."
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