We've been to Lake Mary a handful of times now... We typically spend some time every summer in…read moreFlagstaff and try to go paddleboarding at least once during our time there. This year was no exception... However, we went to Lower Lake Mary this year and were shocked to see that there was no water there! We went to Upper Lake Mary instead (just another 5-10 min drive), and fortunately, there was water there... Not the biggest or cleanest lake, but it does the job. On a beautiful summer day, you'll likely see other people there enjoying the water on motor boats, kayaks, paddle boards, etc... It's worth a visit if you're in the area - just keep your expectations in check!

Was a quick stop here during a day trip to flagstaff. It was too hot and so we couldn't stay for…read morelonger here and also water level was less since summer dried off most of the water and even water was yellow and not very clean. But still it is a great spot for having water fun once the water level increases. Day out or picnic with water activities for any family. It's big lake and plenty of space.

After the bakery we headed to Francis Short Pond. There are limited fishing options in Flagstaff…read moreand the Pond was the most convenient for our day. I didn't have high hopes, based on my experience with community fishing ponds in Phoenix and other cities. The nearby elementary school didn't make me feel better. I was expecting to see a Cheeto bag or Subway sandwich floating in the pond. When we arrived, it turned out to be much more picturesque than I was expecting. There were lots of ducks quacking and hoping that a kid had brought some food to throw in; this happened twice. I spotted three fishermen, including one who caught two trout while we were there. The highlight was seeing a hawk with a trout in its talons. We didn't see the hawk scoop the fish out of the water, but we did see it slowly circle the pond, struggling with the weight of the fish and fighting the wind, until it could fly back to its perch.

We came to this pond in the middle of January, and it was partially frozen, but still nice. It's a…read morepond. There are ducks. What else can I say?

Beautiful Lake Mary, Flagstaff Arizona!! Decided to come…read moreand have a look at Lake Mary unfortunately Lower Lake Mary is a dry land with weeds growing in it but Upper Lake Mary has some remnants of a water or like that used to be full at one time water is dirty but a nice view to see. People here are very active so you see a lot of people walking their dogs on the trail of Lake Mary.

Everyone note: this rental shop is not near the lake. Therefore they have to tie the rented kayak…read more(etc) to you own vehicle. The distance is about five miles on the highway and there is a $9 park charge to launch into the lake. Just a heads up as I don't believe this is clear going into it.

I had done several river trips before but this was my first time as trip leader. We decided to go…read morewith Ceiba's Whole Shabang package for a 23-day winter trip and it was the best decision I made. The recipes were easy to follow and everyone loved the food. The packing was excellent, everything was easy to find and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of food and the variety of meals. It can get pretty boring eating deli sandwiches every day and they did a great job mixing up the lunches. I toyed with the idea of doing food on my own, but Ceiba did such a good job, I think I will continue to use their food pack on future trips. All the equipment we rented was in really good shape. We decided to rent their wood stove because it was a winter trip and that thing was awesome. We brought a 12x12 canvas tent to put the stove in and it was a game changer. The best part about ceiba is their staff, they were incredibly helpful and responsive, they really made it easy for us. We rigged on Christmas Day and the staff was not rushing us at all, they stayed late and really went through everything and showed us how to use all the equipment. They were also happy to match quotes from other companies and gave us a great deal.

Used Ceiba as our outfitter for a 21 day river rafting trip down the Grand. They were wonderful and…read moreextremely well priced. The meals were good if not great at times. They accommodate our gluten free and vegetarian needs excellently. The equipment was well organized and reliable. They are helpful in providing transport to and from the put in and you can leave your car for a $3 a day fee - which is much safer then leaving it at a put in spot. Also they gave us a bunch of free swag :)

Love it fun to explore the Forests with kids and dogs super friendly fun family placeread more

Nice park for kids but no bathroom. Benches for adults to sit on and basketball court.read more

Spring weather finally arrived so we decided to get on the water. We needed to rent 3 kayaks and…read moreOAR hooked us up! Awesome prices, even better service. They went out of their way to call around and find out which waterways would be open and recommended Clear Creek out by Winslow, AZ. We will be coming back to rent in the summer for a Powell trip. Thanks guys!

From the owner: We are now accepting reservations for 2021 Season! Come to us for UTV, boat, jet ski, kayak, paddle…read moreboard rentals, and fishing guide services on your next Outdoor Adventure!

This was such a pretty camp site! It was well taken care of, and dog friendly! They sell wood and…read moreice on site. I believe wood was $10 and ice was $5. They have 2 trails connected to the campsite. One that is .5miles goes under the road to the lake, and one that is 1mile and goes up the mountain for the lake views. The campsite director did mention there are ravens so you do need to hide your food if you're going to be away. There were some ants, my dog did get bit up by some sort of bugs on her stomach. The campsite was $30 for the night + $10 for an extra car. I highly recommend this place! It was so peaceful

Hostess Danielle was an absolute gem! She was very attentive, kind and social person. She answered…read moreour doubts and concerns immediately and was very respectful! Campground - the Campground is very clean and kept up very well. The sites were spacious and the shade was perfect. Vaulted toilet - this has to be the cleanest vaulted toilet I have ever seen. They had bags of ice and wood for sale on site which is very convenient. No showers on site bit a short ~2 mile drive to next Campground, there are showers for $3. Our stay was perfect and we will be be coming back for another visit! Definitely recommend this campground.

Are you tired of city life, are you annoyed that you can see what you are breathing? Then the grand…read morestate of AZ welcomes you to Coconino County, where you can spend a few days in true Azerionan wilderness. Forget about those pesky cacti and the annoying Palo Verde trees. Coconino County is one of the few places where you can see multitudes of real trees, fresh waters,and gape in awe at non-domesticated flora and fauna. Potato Lake is located just a little ways away from Coconino County, Az. at Latitude: 35.0545 and Longitude: -111.4027 at an elevation of only 7073 ft. be sure to stock up on supplies before heading out because there is no stores where you'll be heading! To get there just take the 87 north out of Phoenix pass Strawberry, take a right on Rim Rd or Forest Service Rd 613.You will see signs at that point to the lake when you are about 15 minutes away. First of all, the drive to get to the lake was is long as the history of fungi. But also much more exciting. Once you get more into the wilderness, you are going to see a lot more trees and animals, the air will be fresher and there will be little to no phone signal. It is important to keep an eye out while you are driving, watch out for animals that want to run out in front of your car. And be sure to really watch the dirt road, as sometimes the path will be obscured by fallen branches and/ or decomposing plant/animal matter so it's not a great idea to up it during or after any rainfall. Now besides all that you can see a great number of scenic views on the way, usually of the beautiful free-roaming wildlife. After climbing up the mountain for a good 45 minutes or so, you'll eventually reach the top of The mountain. On it is the still waters of Potato Lake, I am unsure of the fishing regulations there. but there are frogs and fish that survive within the cold water. There is also a cave nearby, and a small hill and rocky area beyond that to exploreas well. Remember to set up camp and stick together, relax and enjoy the peaceful solitude and Fresh air at Potato Lake!

We spent a day here and this place is one of the best kept campgrounds I've seen. The managers keep…read moreit clean, supplies are stocked well, and friendly people. It's quiet and rules are enforced, which makes it a safe and comfortable place to stay. The campsites are fairly large and spread out and paths can be found to a nearby lake. There are stone picnic tables and fire pits. Roads are paved and great for kids to play in large forest trees and pine needle grounds. Will look forward to staying as much as possible. Toilets and showers available too!

We had such an amazing time. The staff was amazing Leah, Paul and Dennis. They were so helpful and…read morefriendly I was so impressed. Our site was spotless when we arrived, the facilities were always clean. I love how accommodating this place was. It was nice to be able to buy firewood and ice if needed they would deliver to your site. We were traveling with a baby and pets so it was great to have the piece of mind that we were in a safe place! Thank you to the whole staff at pine grove we can't wait to return!

Lots of space for our 24' Toy Hauler. We had to come to town for our new grandson's birth @…read moreFlagstaff Birth & Wellness Center (btw BEST OB STAFF ever!! Especially the RN's who work Labor & Delivery) The campground was covered in snow (February) and so I cannot comment about the showers/restrooms/laundromat, etc. as these services are not available in the winter. However, this just means more available spaces to park or camp (they have sites for tents, Campers, big 5th wheels with slide-outs and huge motor coaches they have new 50amp sites for with easy pull in access! Sites are big enough and signage is good. The one thing I would suggest is during the summer, they need to somehow mark the driving pathways so they can easily be distinguished from campsites when snowfall covers the ground. We accidentally drove thru some tent sites getting to our reserved 30amp space in the very back of the campground. No harm done - but my sweet hubby who was driving in was getting quite grumpy how awkward it was to park - only to later realize that if we would have followed the roadway, it would've made a lot more sense and been so much easier! Once we parked, Water and Electric hook ups were quite easy, and each site had a picnic table with plenty of room for parking we even had room at our site for an extra car to park. We thought we would only be there a couple of nights, but due to complications with the birth we ended up having to stay more nights and even asked for a late checkout, and both needs were met by office staff with such kindness and understanding. By the way, definitely make some time to shop around the store. Besides supporting your local community businesses, they have some excellent products for a VERY tasty charcuterie board, light lunch and snacks to take back to your campsite or pack up to go on a hike! My last comment is about marking your GPS coordinates if you are on any site at the back (closest to the brick wall) where the new 50amp and 30amp sites are. Apple Maps, Google Maps & Waze will all mark correct GPS coordinates, however, when you switch to an address, it will tell you that you are on the next street over as if you are one of the apartments on the other side, of the brick wall. In fact, even the sites across from our not up against the brick wall, still show an address using the street name "Pico Del Monte Circle" on the other side of the brick wall where the apartments are located. This is pretty important if you are using your location finder to give somebody else directions to where you are or using apps like Instacart or DoorDash. I did use DoorDash while we were there and the driver had to call and I had to explain how to get into the campground.. this has nothing to do with Woody Mountain Campground and everything to do with the map situation. I did report it to Apple and Google. Hopefully it will get fixed but as of today, i see that has not been fixed. (may 2026)

This is more than just a campground, and my review is based on their festivals, activities, and…read moregift shop. We stopped in for the Fall Festival where they had country swing dancing lessons, live music, wine and mead tasting, hot cider and chocolate, baked goods, a cute gift shop, and so much more! Cute back patio area and inside area where you can enjoy a beer, glass of wine, or some food. Gift shop had some awesome gift items, some a little pricey, but the Route 66 bar towel was the same price as it was on Amazon and the glasses were cheaper! So we had some fun, and I scored a gift for a friend! They have hosted summer events, so they are trying to host some fall and winter events, something that Flagstaff needs! Definitely returning for some winter fun!!