Indian Hollow Campground

	Elevation	6410'
	Season	May - Nov.
	Days Limit	14
	Fee	No
	Units	3
	Trailer Limit	32'
	GPS Location	36 27' 41.43"N 112 29' 0.41"W
	Access	Paved

	Potable Water	No
	Waste Disposal	No
	Restrooms	Vault
	Showers	No
	Reservations	No
	Store Nearby	Fredonia 50mi.
	Campsite Grills	Yes
	Campsite Tables	Yes
	Fire Rings	No
	Utility Hookups	No
	Information	928 643-7395
	Firewood	Fredonia
	Fishing Supplies	Fredonia
	Laundry	-
	Gas & Propane	Fredonia
	ATV Use	Yes
	Visitor Center	Norht Rim V.C.


	Rainbow Trout	-
	Cutthroat Trout	-
	Brook Trout	-
	Brown Trout	-
	Apache Trout	-
	Crappie	-
	Yellow Bass	-
	Flathead Catfish	-
	Tilapia	-
	Yellow Perch	-
	Carp	-
	Redear Sunfish	-
	Bluegill	-
	Green Sunfish	-
	Walleye	-
	Northern Pike	-
	Channel Catfish	-
	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		-
Motor Limit		-
Boat Rentals		-

Indian Hollow Campground is just a little over 1/2 mile via trail to the north rim of the Grand Canyon. Indian Hollow offers some of the most spectacular views that you can find at any National Forest Campground. The nearby Thunder River Trail will heads into the Grand Canyon. You must obtain a backcountry permit to hike into the Grand Canyon. Permits are available at the Grand Canyon Visitors Center or at:

http://www.nps.gov/grca/backcountry/permit_procedures.htm

Trails also lead into the Kanab Creek Wilderness. If you are interested in watching wildlife, the rare desert bighorn sheep are regularly seen in the surrounding area.

Directions

From Fredonia, travel west to Jacob Lake on S.R. 89A. Pass the campground and turn right on F.R. 461. Turn Left on F.R. 422 (West Side Road) and follow to F.R. 425. Turn right on F.R. 425 to F.R. 232. Turn right on F.R. 232 to the campground. The last 4.5 miles on F.R. 232 requires a high clearance vehicle.

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