Verde Glen Campground — Hotel in Four Corners States

Beautiful area and free disbursed camping... Just make sure to call to see if it's open first. The paved road immediately adjecent to the campsites was surprisingly busy with traffic from nearby houses. We drove all the way up to Verde Glen to be greated by "no camping" and "no parking" signs all throughout the area. There are also a few other spots (First Crossing, Second Crossing, & Third Crossing) that are listed as campsites on the map on the road to Verde Glen, but were marked with signs reading "day use only". The "Crossing" areas also requires users to pay a $9 parking fee (just for daytime... no overnight camping here). We talked to a really nice forest service ranger upon our departure and he stated that Verde Glen is to be reopened for camping today (7/13/18) and is often shut down on a temporary basis in response to the area's...

Beautiful place with good open campsites. Got some spooky spots due to tragic fire that happened in the 90s. Got to hear Mexican grey wolves sing one night which was amazing. Can be hot in summer but go to crossing number three creek area to cool off! :) The only warning and reason I don't give 4 stars is beware the rangers and people who live in whispering pines.. just some of the worst kind of people. Rude, mean, and bigoted. They will not help and will be horrible to you. Avoid. Other than...

We went here during the Memorial day weekend. The loud music and even band performance winded down around 10 pm and we were grateful about that. The road was manageable with a 20 years old Honda CRV. The dirt is everywhere, some teenagers drove toy cars around the camping area, which was annoying. It was relatively clean, we didn't use the toilet though. The temperature is pretty low...