Kinnickinick Lake Campground

	Elevation	7000'
	Season	Mid May -Sept.
	Days Limit	14
	Fee	Yes
	Units	18
	Trailer Limit	22'
	GPS Location
	Access	Paved/Dirt

	Potable Water	Yes
	Waste Disposal	No
	Restrooms	Vault
	Showers	No
	Reservations	No
	Store Nearby	Mormon lake
	Campsite Grills	Yes
	Campsite Tables	Yes
	Fire Rings	Yes
	Utility Hookups	No
	Information	928 774-1147
	Firewood	Camp host
	Fishing Supplies	Mormon Lake
	Laundry	Flagstaff
	Gas & Propane	Mormon Lake
	ATV Use	No
	Visitor Center	Flagstaff
	Area Map	Click Here

	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	-
	Smallmouth Bass	-
	Largemouth Bass	-
	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		Single 10hp
Boat Rentals		Mormon Lake

Tell a friend

Slightly more secluded than other Mormon Lake area campgrounds, Kinnickinick Lake Campground offers wonderful fishing and wildlife viewing. Elk and antelope can often be seen in the area, as well as bald eagles which frequent the area during fall and winter. The San Francisco Peaks sit majestically on the horizon so don't forget to pack your camera.

For a map of the regoin surrounding Mormon Lake and Upper Lake Mary click here.

Directions

Take Lake Mary Road out of Flagstaff east 30 miles to FR 125. Turn east on FR 125 for approx. 4 miles to FR 82. take FR 82 southeast 5.5 miles to the campgrounds. Lake Mary Road (FR 3) is paved but the rest of the way is on a nice dirt road that most passenger cars can handle with no problem.

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