US Forest Service · Arizona
Noon Creek Campground in Arizona. Ringed marker is this site; the other dots are the 327 public campsites we map in Arizona.
The name Noon Creek (Map) comes from the fact that when pioneer settlers traveled this way on excursions into the Pinale¿¿o Mountains, this was usually as far as they were able to get via horse and wagon by lunch time of the first day. Noon Creek thus became a traditional lunch stop along the historic travel route into the Pinale¿¿os and it remains a popular spot today. The surroundings here are typical of mountain oak woodlands with junipers and scrub oaks standing as the tallest trees, while satin barked manzanita, saw-leafed sotol, and soaptree yucca form a picturesque understory.
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Start a 14-day trialSource: US Forest Service, dated 2026-08-06, fetched 2026-09-07. Official listing.