This was a really nice place to relax at. While my husband fished on the shore, I did some paddle…read moreboarding. There were lots of people fishing in boats and also in kayaks! The lake water was really calm despite all the activities taking place. There were a few different locations that had lake access. We went to the one opposite the campground, and the parking lot was a little small and packed at 1030a on Saturday. There was a bathroom at this location, near the boat launch ramp. A nice place to visit, I would definitely come back!

100%, hands down, my most favorite place to camp and fish in AZ since I was a kid. This is my Happy…read morePlace that takes all the stress in life away! Every year I take myself to Big Lake for a few days to camp and fish by myself to decompress. I sleep in my Jeep, rent a boat and fish from 6am to 6pm. Honestly, I could care less if I even catch fish (although that has never been a problem, the fishing is great if you know the right spots :) ). The staff in the marina store are always knowledgeable, friendly and super helpful. You can mix it up a bit and hit the West Fork of the Little Colorado River and East Fork of the Black River while there, both have breathtaking hikes along them. On a scale of 1 to 10, if I die tomorrow I'd want to visit Big Lake one more time as my last wish.

Very accommodating and friendly. Military discount offered here. Our full hook up RV spot was $36…read more Some drive through spots. Get there early...before 3p for best spots. Camp hosts are great!

Great place to stay. Very friendly and helpful staff. Showers were hot and clean. The price was…read morevery reasonable.

Site 85 it has 30 and 50 amp. It has full hookups electrical, water, and sewage dump! I am in a…read morenational park campground. Maybe I am overly excited. But it's been a great times! Highly recommend.

Apache Trout Campground is a rustic campground that has full services available. It is one of 5…read morecampgrounds in this area. They have single, double and group sites. They have good sized clean restrooms throughout with flush toilets and showers offer. The campground is in nature. There was reported a bear that was coming through the campground. I didn't get to see it because it was totally dark out but we heard rustling it the forest that surrounded our trailer. The campground sits at an elevation of 9,100 ft. in the White Mountains of eastern Arizona. It is a very scenic area, surrounded with ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, spruce and quaking aspen. We stayed for 4 days and really enjoyed staying here. It is close (they say walking distance but it's a short drive for me) to Big Lake, one of Arizona's top fishing lakes. Big Lake is known for its trout fishing, with rainbow, brown, cutthroat, brook and, even, the critically endangered Apache trout. The recreation area also has great places for hiking, mountain biking, ATV trails, bird watching and wildlife viewing. Amenities include: Dump Station Flush Toilets Showers Water Hookups Picnic Table Grills/Fire Ring Accessibility Accessible Occupant Message Sewer Hookup Full Hookup Electricity Hookup Water Hookup The best thing this campground offers is dark skies and quiet. The trees were hypnotizing. The campground is amazingly clean. I always pick up trash at any area I visit and this is the one place I had to work to find one inch pieces of trash. I highly recommend Apache Trout Campground. It is tough to find days together to reserve because sites get filled fast. Even if you can visit or stay in another campground nearby. It is worth enjoying nature in its best.

I am a huge fan of what the proprietors of this business offer to the small mountain-getaway of…read moreGreer, AZ. With the nearest grocery store about 20 miles away, their little store stocks a little of everything including, eggs, dairy, canned goods, fishing supplies, beer and liquor, tobacco products, and the ever-important fishing supplies. This is a great place to buy a fishing license, local souvenirs, and ice. Another important service they offer is two large dumpsters-- many of the area recreation sites do not have trash service, meaning you must "haul in and haul out." The Lazy Trout offers trash disposal at two dollars a bag. Well worth the expense, unless you want your refuse riding with you for the duration of your trip. Other services they offer are a quaint motel, stand-alone cabins, and private fishing. Private fishing is something I never thought I would take advantage of, however, fishing alone with my three-year-old, it proved to be a wonderful and worthwhile experience. Lazy Trout private fishing consists of three good sized man-made ponds that are well stocked with wish. You can catch-and-release (fly fish) for half or all day rates, or you can catch and keep fish (spin reel and bait fishing), and pay by the caught pound. The ponds and grounds are beautiful and serene. I was able to park fairly close to where we were fishing, which made life easier with a three-year-old in tow. She caught her first three fish in her life, which is a great memory associated with Greer and the Lazy Trout. Not only is the bait fishing good here, the fish are HUGE! After we caught the first three, I knew this was more fish than we could eat in a week (3 fish were 5 lbs!), so I bent the barbs down on the hooks so we could easily release any future catches. It was a wonderful experience, and well worth the money. The Lazy Trout does everything right, including being friendly and full of local fishing information. Above all, offering ice and trash service gets me in the store, and I always end up buying things there that keep me from going to town for days at a time. I love it!

We have rented from Ted & Nancy for years and there is definitely a reason why. They are super nice…read more& accommodating every year. Cabins are super clean and cozy. So many fun family memories at these cabins. We have rented all of the Big 10 cabins and the Little Ponderosa as well over the years. Each have something unique.

Nothing much to do but it your interested in seeing the night sky without being blinded by the…read morelight revved up like a duece another runner in the night. Then this is the spot. Went on a new moon pitch black and the sky was literally mindblowing

I'm the dumb one here but I'll still share. I was driving from Chattanooga Tn all the way to San…read moreDiego in my class b motorhome and I've wanted to stay here for a very long time because I've been told it's one of the darkest areas in the USA for star gazing. Well stupid me detoured from I-40 in Alb Nm and drove the 3 1/2 hrs here only to discover that it's closed due to camping due to COVID-19 ‍‍. Yes I'm an idiot for not calling but I was so jacked up with getting to stay and see an awesome Milky Way for the first time it never crossed my mind to call. It might be years before I get the chance again but I tried I guess The area is cool yes but I'm so dam mad @ myself I just can't put it into words

Went for the morning and it was relatively quiet, towards the lunch hour became very busy…read more Lots of places to camp and have a picnic. Some great waterside hiking trails and views of the lake. Apparently a great place to go fishing or boating as well. Didn't see too much wildlife, but maybe that's a good thing. Great views, worth the visit, but keep in mind here is an admission fee.

1st time visitor Nice little walk around the lake…read moreUnfortunately the water was really low to the point where you could walk on the area Worth visiting I am sure with the water at full level, it is a beautiful view. Look forward to visiting again

Super friendly staff. Very kind and accommodating…read more Bathrooms are very clean. Great experience.

Bob Nelson was simply amazing for assisting in hooking up to water, power, and sewer. Park is quiet…read moreand in a great central location. Residents are friendly and kind. Laundry room is clean and well maintained, showers and bathrooms are clean and secure. Amy was very nice and helpful also. Will be back soon! Highly recommend for peace and quiet!

The RV park was a bit confusing at first to find our spot, once we did, oh my gosh, it was…read moregorgeous. The wind in trees, the sunsets with the trees and did I mention trees. It was so beautiful and peaceful staying at Hon-Dah. There are several permanent residents that respect the rv vacationers. They are helpful and friendly. The wildlife periodically walk-through and it was wonderful to see. We will be back.

This is a huge seasonal RV park set on dirt roads, tons of speed bumps and full-timers with their…read moreown little established fiefdoms. We are 40 ft dp, not the park for us. Our original assigned site, 29 near the front, would not give us turning radius so they moved us to 457! Yes, we could back in. If you have a smaller rig, 5th wheel, this could work. You will get an adequate site but all the good ones have homemade fences, dog kennels, movie theaters, stick built shed, etc.... The front staff was nice and gave us an escort to site 457 which we would have NEVER found without her. This is worse than the maze in The Shining! Just know what this place is. And yes it is cheaper than most.

USFS Shannon Campground is a great place to unwind and beat the heat…read more Shannon Campground is small (about 15 campsites) and tucked away along the upper reaches of Marijilda Creek on Mount Graham, a pleasant little brook with wild rhubarb growing on its banks winds through a setting of really tall trees and green grass. Campsites are shaded under mature Engelmann spruce and Douglas-fir. I went up when the temperature in Tucson was + 100 at 9,000 feet the temp remained a steady 65. Shannon is the last campground off the paved road. Recommended RV legth is no larger than 22 ft. Mine is 24 ft. and I made it just fine. Arcadia campground is at around 4,000 ft. and about 20 deg. Warmer. Several campsites are above Shannon, but the road is not paved. You can drive all the way up to Riggs Lake at the top and do some fishing. Native species of trout live in the lake. There are also many hiking trails of varying difficulty. I hiked the Heliograph Trail 328A to the lookout tower, 4 miles round trip. http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/coronado/recreation/camping-cabins/recarea/?recid=25552&actid=50 Notes: There's no running water at this site. Bear proof containers are at sites for food storage. I highly recommend this area and wish you a good time.