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Alamo Lake Campground in Arizona
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Alamo Lake Campground

Arizona

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As of September 2026, Alamo Lake Campground is a campground in Arizona with 194 campsites. Alamo Lake Campground is booked through Arizona State Parks & Trails, which opens reservations 363 days ahead of the arrival date.

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  • Stays at Alamo Lake Campground are limited to 14 nights.
  • Alamo Lake Campground is located at 34.2568° N, 113.5612° W.
Bookable sites
194
Camping areas
8
With electric
97
Full hookup
10
Accessible
1
Longest RV
90 ft
Books out
12 months ahead
Max stay
14 nights

Alamo Lake Campground reservations and availability

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Alamo Lake Campground books as 8 separate areas. Pick one to check its dates and set an alert on it. Each area has its own reservations and its own alerts.

September 2026

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Campsites at Alamo Lake Campground

Site types across Alamo Lake Campground

  • RV 97 sites
  • Tent 93 sites
  • Cabin 4 sites

How Alamo Lake Campground is divided

AreaSitesTypesElectricAccessibleMax RV
Campground E Loop64Tent––74 ft
Campground B Loop39RV, Tent37–70 ft
Campground C Loop38RV38–90 ft
Campground D Loop14Tent–––
Campground a Loop13Tent––64 ft
Ramada Camping12RV12–50 ft
Campground Full Hookup Loop10RV10–90 ft
Cabins4Cabin–138 ft

About Alamo Lake Campground

Alamo Lake Campground in Arizona books as 8 separate areas: Campground E Loop, Campground B Loop, Campground C Loop, Campground D Loop, Campground a Loop, Ramada Camping, and 2 more. 194 bookable sites in total.

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