Wildkitten Field
Lighted baseball field (Little League) with bleachers, a concession stand, a large parking lot and basketball courts. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Outdoor recreation sites, parks, trails, campgrounds, scenic routes, river access points, and related visitor destinations in and around Greenlee County.
Lighted baseball field (Little League) with bleachers, a concession stand, a large parking lot and basketball courts. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Off-leash dog park open dawn till dusk. Dogs must be at least 4 months old and owners must be in the park supervising. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Morenci neighborhood park (ages 5-12) with a six-person picnic table, a gazebo and a grill. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Morenci neighborhood park (ages 2-5) with a four-person picnic table, a gazebo and a grill. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Morenci neighborhood park (ages 2-5) with a six-person picnic table, a gazebo and a grill. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
Morenci neighborhood park (ages 2-5) with a four-person picnic table, a gazebo and a grill. Sourced from the Town of Morenci’s official Fall 2026 Activity Guide.
A rugged 21-mile BLM back-country byway between Safford and Clifton, offering Old West history, Gila River overlooks, rockhounding, camping and primitive-road scenery.
BLM campground with 7 sites (3 pull-through, 4 pull-in) within the Gila Box Riparian NCA, overlooking the historic Old Safford Bridge and Gila River. Vault restrooms, picnic tables, grills, ramadas; no potable water. Site 1 is ADA-accessible. A 0.25-mile trail connects to the Old Safford Bridge Picnic Area and Gila River Boat Put-In.
BLM day-use river access point on the Gila River for kayaking, rafting, canoeing, pack rafting, tubing and swimming. Vault toilet, picnic table, grill, trash receptacle and information kiosk; commercial guides run multi-day float trips from here with dispersed riverbank camping downstream. Dry Canyon Boat Take-Out is 23 miles downstream.
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