Kaibab Lake Campground

Kaibab Lake Campground

	Elevation	6800'
	Season	May 1 - sept. 30
	Days Limit	14
	Fee	Yes
	Units	72
	Trailer Limit	32'
	GPS Location	35 16 57.65" N 112 09' 9.49" W
	Access	Paved

	Potable Water	Yes
	Waste Disposal	Yes
	Restrooms	Yes
	Showers	No
	Reservations	Click Here
	Store Nearby	Williams
	Campsite Grills	Yes
	Campsite Tables	Yes
	Fire Rings	Yes
	Utility Hookups	Yes
	Information	800-863-0546
	Firewood	Camp Host
	Fishing Supplies	Williams
	Laundry	Williams
	Gas & Propane	Williams
	ATV Use	No
	Visitor Center	Williams


	Rainbow Trout	Yes
	Cutthroat Trout	-
	Brook Trout	Yes
	Brown Trout	Yes
	Apache Trout	-
	Crappie	-
	Yellow Bass	-
	Flathead Catfish	-
	Tilapia	-
	Yellow Perch	-
	Carp	-
	Redear Sunfish	-
	Bluegill	-
	Green Sunfish	-
	Walleye	-
	Northern Pike	-
	Channel Catfish	Yes
	Sunfish	Yes
	Smallmouth Bass	-
	Largemouth Bass	Yes
	Striped Bass	-
	White Bass	-
	Arctic Grayling	-
	Bullhead	-
Fly and Lure Only		-
Acreage		-
Body of Water Depth		-
Catch and Release Areas		-
Boats Allowed		Yes
Motor Limit		8 h.p.
Boat Rentals		Williams

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During summer 2011, Kaibab Lake Campground underwent a major renovation. Improvements to the campground included new pavement, new parking spurs, new campsite amenities such as fire rings and picnic tables, more day-use parking for improved fishing access, improved ramadas, additional small-group capacity, a re-designed overnight group camping area, and a new camping loop with an additional 11 campsites. The entrance road to the campground was also improved. So, if you haven't been to Kaibab Lake Campground recently, it's time to plan a visit!

Kaibab Lake is a pleasant place to spend a few hours or a few days. It is located just a couple of miles outside the town of Williams in the Williams Ranger District. The lake is a popular spot for fishing. The area around the campground offers sightseeing as well. The Grand Canyon is just 60 miles away. In addition, a number of forest attractions are easily accessible from the campground, including the Spring Valley and Historic Route 66 scenic drives.

63 campsites with tables and fire rings, 61 single family, 2 double family sites. 6 campsites are wheelchair accessible.
One large group area with ramada and picnic tables, 2 grills, and 14 individual family sites. One small group area with ramada and picnic tables and two individual family sites.
Tents, trailers, and motorhomes up to 35 feet can be accommodated, but no utility hookups are available.
Composting toilets and Pit toilets, garbage bins, and recycle collection bins.
Potable water, hydrants located throughout the campground. Filling water tanks in motorhomes and RV's not allowed due to limted supply. Potable water supply for drinking water only.
Small boat ramp, wheelchair accessible fishing pier.
Sewage dump station available.
Amphitheater and occasional weekend daytime and evening interpretive programs.
Campground hosts on-site available to assist you.
Reservations can be made for GROUP SITES ONLY