Coyote Howls Campgrounds

Desert Camping at its finest!

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Why, AZ 85321

Coyote Howls has two

Campgrounds to provide perfect desert camping!

Coyote Howls East provides 'back to nature camping'.

Typical Coyote Howls East Campsite

Coyote Howls West has full RV hook-ups.

Coyote Howls Campgrounds, located in the heart of Arizona's Great Sonoran Desert, are surrounded by low mountains and jam-packed with desert vegetation and wildlife. From your campsite, you can enjoy a walk in the desert or watch the many birds and animals in the area...YES THERE ARE COYOTES!

Click to hear them sing!

Coyote Howls East Campground is a unique place that defies description. It's "back to nature" camping could be called "roughing it with amenities". It is 207.5 acres with 600 campsites. The sites are large, random in shape and placement. Some current residents maintain they have "estates", not sites. There are no hookups, so your trailer or RV needs to be self-contained. However, there are 5 restrooms (2 with showers ), 5 dump stations, and water faucets scattered throughout the park. Propane is sold across the highway. All you need are solar panels or a generator to enjoy the beauty of the desert.

Coyote Howls West Campground, the former Las Plamas RV Park, has Full Hook Ups. It has 38 sites with electric, sewer, and water hookups. Surrounded by various desert plants, Coyote Howls West has roomy pull through and non-pull through sites.

The campgrounds are 120 miles west of Tucson, 60 miles south of Gila Bend, and 90 miles north of Rocky Point, Son. Mexico in Why, AZ, population 480.

They are close to the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and close enough for a day trip to Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point), Mexico.

Amenities near Coyote Howls include gas stations, convenience stores, two restaurants and even a small casino.

	Only 10 miles away is Ajo, AZ. Ajo has many restaurants, churches, a clinic, a bank, a drug store, a hardware store, a grocery store, a laundromat, and much more. Ajo also has a variety of organizations such as Elks, Lions, VFW, Community Players, and has many activities and events throughout the winter season.
The winter season runs from Sept–Apr and the temperatures run from the 100’s to 45 degrees. If you’re looking for a unique RV experience away from the hubbub of the city Coyote Howls Campgrounds are for you.

Coyote Howls is owned and operated by the Why Utility Co.

But wait...

That isn't all that makes Coyote Howls special!

Coyote Howls has a full calendar of organized activities going on 7 days a week in the winter season as well as impromptu hiking, sing alongs, and campfires.


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