Christopher
Creek Campground
Christopher Creek Group Campground
Elevation
5640'
Season
April
- Oct.
Days
Limit
14
Fee
Yes
Units
43
Trailer
Limit
22'
GPS
Location
34°
18' 26.11"N
111° 02' 4.89"W
Access
Paved
Potable
Water
Yes
Waste
Disposal
Ponderosa
Restrooms
Vault
Showers
No
Reservations
Group Site Only
Store
Nearby
Christopher
Creek
Campsite
Grills
Yes
Campsite
Tables
Yes
Fire
Rings
Yes
Utility
Hookups
No
Information
928 474-7900
Firewood
Camp
Host
Fishing
Supplies
Christopher
Creek
Laundry
Payson
Gas
& Propane
Christopher
Creek
ATV
Use
No
Visitor
Center
Rim
Road
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
-
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
-
Set
below the Mogollon Rim just off of S.R. 260, Christopher
Creek Campground has 43 units that are on both
sides of the creek. A group campsite holds 25 people and
is by reservation only. The creek is stocked with rainbow
trout early in the year as waters tend to recede throughout
the summer months. Three swimming holes offer a way to
cool off when the temperatures get a little high.
Both
Woods
Canyon Lake and Willow
Springs Lake are a short 10 minute drive east on S.R.
260 plus you don't want to miss the views from the Mogollon
Rim.
The
town of Christoper Creek lies just east of the campground.
Just follow the signs along the road. There is a small bar
to quench your thirst and a couple of restaurants if you
tire of camp cooking.
Reservations are only accepted at the group campground, the rest of the campground is first come first served.
Directions
From
Payson, travel east on S.R. 260 21 miles. Look for the sign on
the newly built stretch of Highway 260. turn south into the campground.
Above:
Christopher Creek can get a little low during the summer
months