Redington Pass Dispersed
Redington Rd, Tucson, AZ 85749, United States
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About This Campsite
Redington Pass Dispersed Camping
Redington Pass Dispersed Camping offers campers a raw and scenic experience nestled in the natural beauty of the Tucson area. This remote location is ideal for those seeking to immerse themselves in the stunning desert landscape, providing breathtaking views and a chance to explore the unique desert flora and fauna.
Location
Unfortunately, a specific address or city title is not provided, but this site is known for its beautiful vistas over the Tucson landscape.
What to Know Before You Go
- Accessibility: The drive up to the campsite involves partially paved roads transitioning into dirt paths. A higher clearance vehicle, preferably with 4x4 capability, is recommended, especially during the rainy season.
- Road Conditions: Some parts of the road are under construction, limiting access to certain camping spots, and the road becomes more challenging as you ascend.
- Scenery: Campers can enjoy spectacular views, especially from higher altitudes, where the vistas over Tucson and the desert landscape are most prominent.
- Popularity and Privacy: Due to its stunning views and proximity to the city, the area can see frequent off-highway vehicles (OHVs) and other vehicle traffic, which may lessen privacy.
- Crowd & Usage: Expect to see lots of 4-wheelers and ATVs during the day, which adds to the camping community's dynamic atmosphere.
- Environment Concerns: Visitors are encouraged to respect the natural environment by carrying out all trash and avoiding any graffiti or damage to natural sites.
Overall Thoughts
Redington Pass Dispersed Camping is a beautiful spot for those who are prepared for a bit of a rugged adventure. With proper vehicle preparation and a willingness to share the space with fellow nature enthusiasts, it can be a rewarding experience. The stunning views and beautiful sunsets make the challenges worth tackling.
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Reviews
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Prismeffect
04/30/2024
Up the mountain from the falls. The road is manageable but definitely suggest higher clearance and 4x4. The lower camping spots are closed for the next few months for construction. Go higher! The view is amazing although the road is harder to navigate. There has been road traffic often, OHV's, jeeps etc. Sites are not private as the are next to/on the road.
Michelle A
12/29/2022
The view is amazing!!!!! I wouldn't want to pull anything bigger than our pop out camper up. We made it pretty far up the pass. The wind was blowing when we got there but not too terribly and eventually died down. However, once the storm front started moving in the wind picked up pretty high where we were parked at on the top. Looooots of OHV traffic during the day. Silent at night.
Cousin Jake
08/26/2024
It's beautiful but whatever MORON decided to put in the new parking lots ruined the place as a local spot. It's already being trashed by all the jerks who dont carry out their trash, and who thought it would be funny to graffiti the rocks. Not to mention how much desert they bowled over to pave paradise and put up a parking lot.
Bryan Dees
07/06/2019
Nice drive up with excellent views of Tucson and the pass. It's interesting how the desert can change the higher up you go. The road is partially paved leading to a dirt road which is in fair I y good shape. We drove a Hyundai SUV without any problems. I wouldn't try it without a decent 4x4 during the rainy season.
A Jones
01/02/2023
Love this place! There are primitive roads so make sure you have AWD and can drive comfortably on tight steep roads. The views are definitely worth it, and plenty of cutoffs to pull over and admire the vista views, hike and camp. There were lots of 4 wheelers and ATVs.