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Group campsite · USDA Forest Service Fees: reservable on Recreation.gov (nightly fee) Overview This high-mountain group campground and day use area is located on a site that was once occupied by the old mining town of Reef. Many relics of Reef's mining history, including the remains of the town's old water system, are still visible in and around the campground. Groups of up to 50 people can enjoy walking an interpretive history trail, hiking, horseback riding and watching wildlife in this cool mountain setting. Recreation Reef Townsite Loop Trail, an interpretive trail that highlights the mining history of this area and showcases beautiful views, begins and ends at the northeastern edge of the campground. The national forest has a variety of hiking and mountain biking trails for those who wish to leave the facility for a day trip. Facilities Reef Townsite can accommodate one group of up to 50 people at a time. Facilities include a picnic shelter that contains six… Getting there: From Tucson, Arizona, drive east on I-10 to exit 302 to State Route 90. Drive south 25 miles through Sierra Vista. Proceed 8 miles south of Sierra Vista on State Route 92 and turn west onto Carr Canyon Road/Forest Road 368. Forest Road 368 is a narrow gravel road with steep mountain grades, tight switchbacks and recomended for vehicles with good clearance. Contact Sierra Vista Ranger District Office if you have questions or want to know current conditions. Official page: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/233224 Source: Recreation.gov. Fees and seasons change; check the official page before you go. Photos: Coronado National Forest, Sierra Vista Ranger District
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