Caverns of Sonora campground | Established Campground

January 10th, 2023 by Impreza Out there

Not too far off I-10 Fairly cheap for tent camping $15 for the night with water but no power. Could get power at the site for a bit more. Bathroom/shower is small but alright if you need it. Almost no att service, spotty at best. As far as the vibe, very few campers but seasoned and spread out. Caves and store close at 5 and gets quiet fast. Burn ban while I was here. If you can go farther for the day, I would, but a good spot if you need to stop. Crazy beautiful area.

March 4th, 2022 by minihousebigliving

Stopped here for a couple nights on the way to New Mexico. Took the tour of the caverns — the tour was…unique, but the caverns themselves were pretty cool.

I forgot to test the actual speeds, but on Verizon I had barely 1 bar — couldn’t even make a consistent call (kept dropping), so don’t expect to be able to work from here. On AT&T, with an antenna plugged into the hotspot, it was minimally better, but still only 1 bar and not strong enough for a webinar or video call. Would need to drive into town for that (~10 minutes).

Stars were beautiful at night!! Very little light polution here.

September 10th, 2021 by Willie

I have been here 2 or 3 time. The first time we spent a week here in the RV while attending a nearby event that was full. Worth a visit.

April 18th, 2021 by lesley07

There are 48 spots here. There are water and power hookups, but no blackwater hookups. They require a mask inside the buildings.

November 10th, 2020 by rayabelna

Beautiful grounds with cows, horses, sheep, peacocks roaming freely. Very clean and quiet. Zero cell reception. W&E no dump. Free dump in off 10E near Sonora.

February 13th, 2020 by mokolwane

Simple, small campground at the caverns' visitor center. The best are the peace and quiet around. P+w sites only, no dump station. $25 per night. Restrooms small a d simple, but ok to use. Free roaming peacocks.