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Dispersed camping is allowed on public lands (national forests, BLM land) in Arizona without amenities, typically for up to 14 days per spot. The article lists 8 locations, including Ajo Scenic Loop, Ironwood Forest National Monument, Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Coconino National Forest, Tonto National Forest, Roosevelt Lake, Oak Flat Campground, and Safford BLM land. Some sites require high-clearance vehicles; campers must follow rules (stay 200 feet from water, pack out trash).
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