Payson, Arizona · Est. in the White Mountains
Sleep beneath the pines,
wake to quiet.
Alderwood Campground is your quiet place in the White Mountains — spacious RV sites, tent camping, and simple lodging steps from forest trails and alpine lakes.
Camping Options
Pick your
kind of outdoors.
Whether you roll in with a full RV, pitch a tent under the canopy, or prefer a simple place to rest your head, Alderwood has room for you. Each site is nestled among mature trees with room to spread out.
RV Sites
Spacious pull-through and back-in sites accommodate motorhomes and trailers. Electric hookups available. Level pads with tree shade.
Tent Sites
Quiet, flat sites beneath the forest canopy. Each has a fire ring and clear tent footprint — no crowded neighbors, just pines.
Rustic Lodging
Simple, clean rooms for those who want a roof and a bed without giving up the forest atmosphere. Basic comforts, real character.
What We Offer
Everything you need,
nothing you don't.
Electric Hookups
30 & 50 amp sites
Clean Restrooms
Hot showers available
Fire Rings
Every site included
Forest Setting
Shade & privacy
Year-Round
Open every season
Lodging Rooms
Simple & comfortable
Picnic Tables
At every site
Wi-Fi
Common area access
The Area
The White
Mountains are
your backyard.
Payson sits at 5,300 feet in the heart of Arizona's White Mountains. Alderwood Campground puts you minutes from forest service trails, alpine lakes, and some of the state's most rewarding outdoor recreation.
- Fishing & boating on Alpine Lake
- Hiking trails through old-growth pine
- Mountain biking & horseback riding
- Four-season camping — cool summers, snowy winters
- St. Johns & Pinetop-Lakeside within 30 minutes
Reserve Your Site
Your spot in the
forest is waiting.
Call us to check availability and book your stay. Walk-ins are welcome, but during peak season a reservation ensures your preferred site.
Find Us
Come
see us.
Payson, Arizona 85554
White Mountains region
Call for availability & rates
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