Mormon Lake lures RV campers with its vast seasonal waters, the largest natural lake in Arizona during wet years. Eleven parks cluster in Coconino National Forest, offering spots from $12 a night. Base your rig here to fish trout, hike Kelly Canyon Trail, and spot elk at dawn.
Mormon Lake Village hugs Lake Mary Road in northern Arizona's high country. The lake fills with snowmelt, pulling boaters and kayakers to its pine-rimmed shores. Coconino National Forest encircles the area, where Dairy Springs Trail winds past meadows alive with wildflowers and mule deer. Flagstaff sits 30 minutes north, prime for day trips to Walnut Canyon ruins.
RV parks match every style of traveler. Budget hunters snag Mormon Lake Trailer Park at $27/night for simple setups. Families book Mormon Lake Lodge Campground and RV Park, complete with showers, 50-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station for $46 to $50. Pet lovers chase Ashurst Lake's pet-friendly pads with sewer and water hookups at $27 flat. Big rigs ease into Double Springs Campground, which supplies drinking water and welcomes fireside chats. Primitive seekers claim Hells Hole Camp Site for raw forest immersion.
Mormon Lake claims fame as Arizona's largest natural lake in wet years. Snowmelt swells its 7-mile basin along Lake Mary Road, drawing trout anglers and boaters. Coconino National Forest trails like Kelly Canyon offer elk sightings and wildflower hikes year-round.
Find them clustered around Mormon Lake Village and Lake Mary Road. Mormon Lake Trailer Park starts at $27/night, Mormon Lake Lodge adds showers and 50-amp hookups for $46-$50, and Ashurst Lake provides pet-friendly water and sewer sites at $27. Double Springs suits big rigs near forest trails.
Yes, Ashurst Lake and Double Springs Campground welcome pets. Ashurst offers sewer and water hookups right on the lake's edge in Coconino National Forest. Double Springs provides open sites with drinking water, perfect for leashed walks amid pines.
