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Phone
- Phone:
- 928-643-7395
Address
Basics
- Number of Sites:
- 53 Sites
- Price:
- $17
- Elevation:
- 7900 feet
- Reservations:
- Reservations required for groups
Reservations not accepted for single sites
Description
Most people come to this campground because it is located on the main access route to the Grand Canyon's North Rim 44 miles to the south . However, campers at Jacob Lake don't have to drive at all to take advantage of excellent opportunities for hiking, sightseeing, and wildlife viewing. Right at your campsite you may catch a glimpse of the black bodied, white tailed, tuft-eared Kaibab Squirrel. It lives nowhere but here . . . in the North Kaibab District.Naturalist programs are available in season, and there is a self-guided trail near the visitor center. Horesback riding and chuckwagon meals are available from a nearby concessionaire. At 8000 ft above sea level, it is very often cold at night, so bring warm clothes. Dumping facilities for RVs are available.
Basic Amenities
- Drinking Water
- Vault Toilets
Special Features
- Convenience Store
- Restaurant
- Cooking Grills
- Picnic Tables
Additional Conveniences
- Group Sites Available
Additional Notes
Trash Service
Amphitheater
Visitor Center
Paved roads and spurs
Handicapped facilities
Nearby Services: gasoline, supplies, restaurant, telephone and dump station.
Amenity list above may not be complete.
Details
Season
May 15 - October 31Price
$17Single Site(1 vehicle, 6 people): $17
Second Vehicle: $8
Group Sites:
1 - 35 People: $60
36 - 75 People: $85
76 - 100 People: $100
Location
30 miles south and east of FredoniaElevation
7900 feetBasic Info
- Total Sites:
- 53 Sites
More Site Details
- RV Hookups:
- None
Pet Policy
Pets must be restrained or on a leash.Activities
Hiking, Horseback Riding,Sightseeing
Wildlife viewing
Naturalist programs
Access to the North Rim
Additional Details
Naturalist programs are available in season, and there is a self-guided trail near the visitor center. Horesback riding and chuckwagon meals are available from a nearby concessionaire.Tents, trailers and small motor homes are allowed, but there are no utility hookups available.
