Welcome to Historic Crown King, Arizona. This segment is found on the award winning DVD series: "FREE Camping In Arizona" Crown King is located in the Bradshaw Mountains of the Prescott National Forest. This town flourished in the early 1900's as a mining hot spot. These days tourism pays out as native Phoenicians flock here to escape the scorching desert heat during the summer. At over 6000 feet in elevation Crown King is a cool choice just one hour north of the Valley. CK has a Saloon, General Store that serves delicious home made fudge, as well as numerous restaurants and plenty of shopping stores. Guitar music is courtesy of Greg Flores who is an award winning glass sculpter, and alongside his wife Aimee are proprietors of "The Prospector Mall" loaded with souvenirs sure to please. There is plenty of tent camping possibilities around Horsethief Basin and a beautiful lake. We like hiking up to the fire lookout via the Kentuck Trail. Since the road in is rugged and has plenty of switchbacks it is not recommended to pull any trailers up here. This segment is taken from our second DVD: "FREE Camping In Central Arizona - Part 2." Each limited edition DVD is packed with over 70 minutes of scenic wonders, fantastic hiking trails, wholesome family activities, delicious places to eat at, stunning photography, historical treasures, and best of all, hundreds of FREE CAMPING locations, or as the RV crowd would say; "Boondockin' sites" sure to please the entire family while ...
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