Yaqui Well is a primitive campground nestled within the vast Anza-Borrego Desert State Park near Borrego Springs, California — the largest state park in the contiguous United States. Set amid the rugged Sonoran Desert landscape of San Diego County, this serene spot is renowned as one of the premier birdwatching destinations in the park, where the natural desert seep draws a surprising diversity of wildlife year-round. The surrounding terrain offers excellent hiking opportunities, including the popular Yaqui Well Nature Trail, a short interpretive loop that winds past desert willows, catclaw, and other native vegetation that shelter migratory and resident birds. Hikers and nature enthusiasts will find the stark beauty of the desert compelling, with open skies perfect for stargazing in one of California's most celebrated dark-sky regions. The campground provides a back-to-basics experience ideal for those seeking solitude and a genuine connection with the Sonoran Desert ecosystem. Nearby attractions include Tamarisk Grove Campground, Blair Valley, and the Borrego Springs Visitor Center. Reservations are made through ReserveCalifornia. Whether visiting for the birdlife, desert wildflowers in spring, or the timeless quiet of the backcountry, Yaqui Well offers an authentic desert escape in Southern California.