Manning Camp is a backcountry campground located within a ponderosa pine forest at 8,000 feet of elevation in Saguaro National Park, east of Tucson, Arizona. The camp is only accessible by foot and involves a minimum 15-mile hike with about 5,300 feet of elevation gain and some incredible biodiversity. The camp features 6 sites, the historical Manning Cabin, expansive views.
ACCESS: The camp is not accessible by vehicle, hike-in only. 7.5 miles one way from the Turkey Creek Trailhead.
TOTAL CAMPSITES: 6
PERMIT: A permit is required for all overnight visits and can be obtained from www.recreation.gov.
FEE: The permit fee is $8.00 per campsite, per night.
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PEOPLE: No more than 6 people to one campsite and maximum group is 18 people.
WATER
There is a perennial water source nearby that is generally reliable. All water should be treated/filtered before consumption. For current water reports, please contact the visitor center at 1-(520) 733-5153.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Camping in Saguaro National Park: https://www.nps.gov/sagu/planyourvisit/camping.htm.
Saguaro National Park Trailheads: https://www.nps.gov/sagu/trailheads.htm.
Historic Manning Cabin: https://www.nps.gov/places/manning-cabin.htm.
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