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Kaibab National Forest is divided into three regions and has a total of seven campgrounds to choose from. The North Kaibab District has primitive sites at Indian Hollow Campground that is open year-round. The other two campgrounds in this district, DeMotte Campground and Jacob Lake Campground, are only open from mid-May to mid-October. The Tusayan District has a peaceful forested campground, Ten X, that is open from mid-May to late-September, depending on weather and road conditions. The Williams District has three campgrounds open from late-April until late-September, Douglas Lake, Kaibab Lake, and White Horse Lake. The lakes serve as the city’s water supply so there is no swimming.

800 S 6th St, Williams, AZ 86046, Phone: 928-635-8200

Kaibab National Forest, Arizona
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