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However, campers at Jacob Lake don't
have to drive at all to take advantage of excellent opportunities for
hiking, sightseeing, and wildlife viewing.
Right at your campsite you may catch
a glimpse of the black bodied, white tailed, tuft-eared Kaibab
Squirrel. It lives nowhere else but here on the North Kaibab Ranger
District.
Naturalist programs are available in
season, and there is a self-guided trail near the visitor center. Horseback
riding and chuck wagon meals are available from a nearby
concessionaire.
- 30 miles south and east of
Fredonia at the intersection of US 89A and AZ 67. Blacktop
highways.
- Elevation: 7920 feet
- Camping and picnicking.
- Hiking.
- Sightseeing.
- Wildlife viewing.
- Naturalist programs at Jacob Lake
Campground.
- Access to the North Rim of the
Grand Canyon.
- Horseback riding.
- Paved roads and spurs.
- 53 single unit sites with tables
and cooking grills.
- Drinking water.
- Toilets (flush & pit).
- Handicapped facilities.
- Visitor Center.
- Nature trails.
- Amphitheater.
- Concession services are available
nearby. Services include: gasoline, supplies, restaurant,
telephone.
$12 per vehicle per night up to 6
people per site; second vehicle $6.00. Group reservation fee for 1-35
people is $60.00 per night; 36-75 is $85.00 per night; and 76-100 is
$100.00 per night.
Tents, trailers and small motor homes
are allowed, but there are no utility hookups available.
Fees are subject to annual
adjustment. For group sites, they are charged from the first day any
member of the group stays in the Group Camping Area and collected
daily. Golden Age and Golden Access cards are not honored at the Group
Camping Area.
Check-out time is 2 vpm of the last
day reserved.
- May 15 to November 1 (depending on
snowfall).
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