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| Campground Name: |
MORMON LAKE LODGE & RV PARK |
| Category: |
RV Destinations |
| Highlights: |
...Mormon Lake Lodge situated in the tall pine country of Northern Arizona is just 30 minutes south of Flagstaff and 2 1/2 hours north of Phoenix. The quaint Western ambiance of this remote 280-acre retreat is the perfect backdrop for an intimate gathering of family and friends - or a conducive, out-of-the ordinary setting for a corporate team building encounter.
There's everything you'd expect to find in the Old West: cowboys, wide open spaces, buffalo, and even horseback riding and gold panning in the warm (summer) months. The Lodge's famed Steakhouse has been serving up savory open-pit mesquite grilled beef, chicken and fish entrees since 1924. Guests also enjoy the entertainment and camaraderie of the Lodge's 1880's-style Saloon year-round.
You might even be lucky enough to catch cowboy antics performed in our seasonal Cowboy Dinner Theatre. Stay for a night, a week or a month. You're always welcome at Mormon Lake Lodge, Partner. We have some of the coziest log cabins you'll find anywhere in northern Arizona or - if you prefer to rough it on your own - we have a modern RV Park & Campground with phones, showers and laundry facilities just down the road from the Lodge. And, there's a convenience store right at the Lodge where you can purchase grub - or gifts for the folks back home.
Whether you're a bona fide city slicker yearning for a taste of the "old west" or a full time buckaroo just needing some time away from the Ranch, Mormon Lake Lodge is an ideal hideaway.
Enjoy nights under the bright Northern Arizona stars while camping at the Mormon Lake RV Park & Campground. Whether you pitch a tent or have an RV, we provide excellent amenities to make your vacation memorable. Our 74-site RV Park & Campground allows you to relax and get-away-from-it-all in the great outdoors of the Coconino National Forest. Guests of the Park enjoy:
Full hook-ups with electricity, sewer and water
Pull-through spaces
Restrooms and coin operated showers and laundry
Just steps away from the national forest
Hiking Trails
Campsite phone service
Gas Station, Country Store and On-site Post Office
Mormon Lake Steakhouse and Saloon
Kid's Activities:
Playground Nearby
Kid's Petting Zoo (seasonal)
Basketball, Horsehoes & Volleyball
Jungle Gym
Kid's Trout Pond
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| Directions: |
From I-40 traveling East or West: Take the Sedona/Phoenix south turn-off and get onto 1-17 South. Take the first off-ramp Sedona 89A/Pulliam Airport and turn left and cross back over the freeway and get back onto I-17 North. The first off ramp is Lake Mary Hwy. At the off-ramp stop sign turn right and travel according to the following directions.
From Flagstaff: Take the Lake Mary Hwy (FH3) about 21 miles (towards Payson) to the Mormon Lake Village turn-off sign. Turn right and travel about 7 miles to the lodge. You will see the roping arena, campground and RV Park on your left and you will not miss the lodge.
From Payson: Take Hwy 89 north and go through Strawberry and Pine to the little village of Clint's Well. Just past the store and gas station, turn left and take FH 3 (Lake Mary Hwy) north towards Flagstaff. Travel about 35-40 minutes and you will pass the Stoneman Lake Road turn-off. About seven miles past the Stoneman Lake Road turn off you will see the south entrance to Mormon Lake Village - watch for the Mormon Lake Village sign on the right side of the road. Turn left and travel two miles to the lodge. You will not miss the lodge.
From I-17, on the Stoneman Lake Road: Get off I-17 on the Stoneman Lake Road turn-off and travel about seven miles on paved road to the end of the paving at a T-intersection with unpaved road. Turn left at the stop sign and travel about eight miles to the next paved road - FH3 (Lake Mary Hwy). Turn left and travel about seven more miles to the south entrance to Mormon Lake Village. Look for the Mormon Lake Village sign on the right side of the road. Turn left and travel two miles to the lodge. Again, you will not miss it.
NOTE: Stoneman Lake Road, while well traveled, is only paved for 7 of 16 miles at the I-17 end of the road; the rest of the road is graded cinder road and might not be suitable for some cars or may be closed in severe weather conditions.
There are large "Mormon Lake Village" forest service signs at both north and south entrances. If you miss either entrance from the Lake Mary Hwy (FH3) you will have a marvelous view of the lakebed as you travel along the mesa road that overlooks the lake and the village on the opposite side. You can turn around and travel back to the nearest entrance or continue on to the next entrance. Mormon Lake Road (FH90) loops the lakebed and is accessed from either, the north, or south end of the lake. Munds Park Road is not recommended unless you have a good forest service map, are familiar with the terrain, and have a solid, high clearance, vehicle.
Watch out for elk and deer!
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| Rates: |
2007 Rates:
Full Hook-Ups:
$29 per night, $175 per week and $325-$350*per month
Dry Camp Tent Sites:
$10 per night and $60 per week
RV Pad/Trailer Tent:
$12 per night and $70 per week
2 Group Camp Areas:
$90-$135 per night, available on request basis only.
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| State: |
Arizona |
| City: |
Mormon Lake |
| Address: |
Main Street |
| Zip Code: |
86038 |
| Phone: |
928-354-2227 |
| E-mail: |
mllres@skycasters.net |
| Website URL: |
http://www.mormonlakelodge.com |
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