Jacob's Landing Ranch

Rules

Put Everything Back

If you moved the picnic table, or other items on the site, move them back. And, if you created holes or trenches fill these in, they can be dangerous for new campers.

Leave Extra Wood

If you have no use for it at home, leave your extra firewood. With fewer things to pack, this is one of the camping rules that benefit you and those who use your site after you.

Use Lowlights

When driving through the campground or unloading your car in the dark, turn off your headlights and use your lowlights. For those around you, the bright lights can disturb sleep. Once you arrive at the campground, use lanterns and flashlights.

Respect Quiet Hours

Nearly every campground has quiet hours, usually from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. These are put in place for those who need to get a good night sleep or are camping with children. Voices carry in the still of night, so be respectful of this time. Be mindful of your early morning routine, as well, which can be just as disturbing.

Don't Cut Through Campsites

Unless you know your neighbors, avoid cutting through anyone's campsite. People pay to be at the campground, making the site their personal space for the duration of their stay. Don't intrude just to save a few minutes on your walk to the bathrooms.

Don't Wash Your Dishes in the Bathroom

Most campgrounds have specific rules about this. Not only does dishwashing take up the small space people have for bathroom use, but it's unsanitary; dirty dishes should not be in the sink where people clean their face and hands.

Pet Restrictions

Whether you're at your campsite, walking through the campground or hiking on a nearby trail, always clean up after your pets. Be sure your pet doesn't go to the bathroom on someone else's campsite, either. Camping rules for pets differ at each campground, but with food, little kids and animal allergies most people will agree that they don't want your pet wandering around their campsite. Keep your pet on a leash at the campsite, on the trails and around the campground.

Clean Your Site

Don't leave a dirty site for the next campers. Leaving trash in an otherwise pure, natural space is frowned upon, and most campgrounds will charge you for leaving garbage or other items behind. Remember the motto: take out what you bring in.

Map

10757 1st St, Dolan Springs, AZ, 86441

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Dry camping refers to staying at a commercial campground with no hookups. You must rely on your own tanks and generators. RV sites with full hookups often cost over twice that of a site without hookups.

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Carter Covington

5.0

Whar a find! We boondocked here and it was amazing! The views are breathtaking, and we had them all to ourselves. At night we climbed to the top of our RV and watched the most amazing stargazing show. After watching a spectacular sunrise, we drove an hour to the Grand Canyon skywalk and beat the crowds. The owners are great and very responsive. We're a queer family, and sometimes RV parks can be less than friendly, but these guys were great! We are already planning our return. If you're looking for privacy and unbelievable views, this is the place!

July 16, 2020