 |
Elevation |
8310' |
| Season
|
May
- Oct. |
| Days
Limit |
14 |
| Fee |
Yes |
| Units |
100 |
| Trailer
Limit |
|
| GPS
Location |
34°
02' 2.11"N
109° 27' 7.73"W |
| Access |
Paved |
| |
 |
Potable
Water |
Yes |
| Waste
Disposal |
Yes |
| Restrooms |
Flush |
| Showers |
Yes |
| Reservations
|
|
| Store
Nearby |
Greer |
| Campsite
Grills |
Yes |
| Campsite
Tables |
Yes |
| Fire
Rings |
Yes |
| Utility
Hookups |
No |
| Information |
877-444-6777 |
| Firewood |
Camp
Host |
| Fishing
Supplies |
Greer |
| Laundry |
Springerville |
| Gas
& Propane |
Greer |
| ATV
Use |
No |
| Visitor
Center |
Greer |
| |
|
| |
 |
Rainbow
Trout |
Yes |
| Cutthroat
Trout |
- |
| Brook
Trout |
- |
| Brown
Trout |
Yes |
| Apache
Trout |
Yes |
| 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 |
- |
|
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Located
just outside the scenic town of Greer, Rolfe C.
Hoyer Campground basically has everything you need
to have a great camping trip except electric hookups. The
remaining facilities are first rate including:
The
campgrounds are very well maintained and information on the
Greer area or local fishing / hiking can be found at the camp
entrance. Overflow camping is available at Benny
Creek Campgrounds located 1/2 mile north of Rolfe C. Hoyer.
Greer
offers a few restaurants if you are tired of camping food,
and the lakes just north of greer offer great fishing. Tunnel
Reservoir, Bunch Reservoir and River Reservoir all are located
across the main highway from the campground and are fed by
the Little Colorado River. Fishing in the Little Colorado
has its rewards also. Rainbow trout, brown trout and native
apache trout swim these waters. Some larger trout have been
caught in the river in the past few years.
Directions
From
Springerville, take the U.S. Highway 260 west to State Route
373. Turn left and drive 3.5 miles to the campground entrance.
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