Brookchar Campground — Hotel in Four Corners States

Reserved site #13 on line for August 15th. On arriving this site has no flat areas and you must pass directly through site #12 to access. The entire campground was EMPTY except us. We decided to move to site #12 to get a flat area. I informed the host out of courtesy of our move to the empty adjoining site. He said NO! I had to pay him $20 to make the change. If I did it on-line, it would be zero fee. THERE IS NO CELL COVERAGE at this campground, so it is impossible to go online and make that useless change. Another caretaker drove by and said he didn't see a problem moving if it was his call. The dude at Brookchar would NOT budge...he wanted his $20 bucks ( I have a senior pass and at worst it would have been $8.00). Told him to stuff it and to contact his manager. He refused. The other caretaker guy drove away and and said he would discuss it with her. Bear in mind, the entire campground had zero reservations for that evening besides us. He returned later to inform me that the manger had "OK'ed" the change for no fee. It is zero fee to change a campsites....zero! The host was a total...

We went during the end of may. The campground is beautiful and has amazing views of the big lake. We were at site 12 which is just across the street with Big lake views. One of the best sites in my opinion. The campground has a parking lot and you have to walk to your site, but site 12 comes with its own reserved parking spot by the side of the road which is a bonus. The site can easily accommodate 3 tents. It gets cold during the night, but during the day it has little less shade. Highly recommend site 12 if you want a private site and a parking spot. We were also able to spot a deer just across the street near the lake. There is no network so make sure to download offline maps. Restrooms are clean and firewood is available for $10 cash. The entire area is beautiful with small lakes. The drive from Phoenix via Globe is very beautiful and goes through Salt River Canyon. Definitely...

We stayed over a week in the pouring rain. It was the best camping ever. They have nice restrooms. The host keeps them clean and stocked. There is water but no showers. You can reserve a spot or walk up. The places that are reserved are closer to parking which would have been easier. They have a bear box for food and trash. They also sell firewood but we needed to use some dry wood from the store to get the fire started (it was pouring) the wood we bought there burned longer. It's quiet, it's beautiful it's probably my favorite...