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Coconino/Rock Crossing

Coconino Rock Crossing Happy Jack AZ is a scenic area located in the Coconino National Forest in Arizona. It is a popular spot for camping, hiking, and fishing. The area is known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and other animals. The area is also known for its unique rock formations, which are a great spot for rock climbing and exploring.

Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• Lake
• Swimming
• Fishing
• Ramp
• Body Of Water (Blue Ridge Reservoir)
• Kayaking/Canoeing

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Day Max Stay (14)
• Tent Camping Allowed
• No Reservations

- Other Amenities & Services

• Pit Toilets

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• Fishing
• Hiking
• Boating
• Mountain Biking
• Rock/Mountain Climbing
• Snow Sports

- Facility

• Type (National Forest)

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (35)
• Width (15)
• Max Length (32)
• Dirt Sites (35)
• No Hookups (33)
• Pull-thrus (6)
• Pull-thru Size (15 x 32)
• Back-ins (15 x 32)
• Room for Slideouts (No)
• Site Length (32)
• Fire Rings

User Reviews

Joshua Green

September 16, 2025

Clean, well maintained sites and facilities. $20 a night, a few spots are usually not reserved, recommended to reserve in advance if you don’t want dispersed camping. 10-15 minutes to the reservoir by vehicle.

GregBarber7

August 28, 2025

Nice quiet well kept campground. 1/2 price if you use your America the beautiful pass.

Mike Haycraft

July 07, 2025

Great campground! Sites are far enough apart so you don't feel like you are on top of your neighbor. All sites have great location for tents. The cleanest campground I've nb been to in years. Top notch hosts.

Adam Clark

June 23, 2025

It was located about a 15-minute drive from the reservoir. Had bathrooms spaced throughout the campground with a water spigot adjacent, so the walk wasn't too bad from any of the sites which filled right up on Friday afternoon. I checked out a few other camps around my area and they all had nicely sized cooler containers built out of metal, called bear-savers. I stored my ice chest along with my plates, cups, silverware, 12" skillet, propane cooker, zipper bags (for chairs, tent, and sleeping bags), my lantern, and a pack of those small propane tanks for the cooker and lantern. Each site had a built-up campfire with a retractable grill that went halfway for cooking and a separate grill. There were single and double campsites. The only difference is the double campsites had two of everything including driveways and parking spots. Single site a night costs 20$ and 40 for the double. My only complaint would be the shading. My site had none whatsoever and the sites that had some around me were marked reserved. When I first got there they were marked reserved from the 15th-18th and on the 19th the site volunteer went and marked them reserved from the 20th-23rd. I stayed until the 20th and all the reserved stayed empty.

Sumanth Pruthvi

August 29, 2024

Campsite 17 We were group of 5, we absolutely loved this campground. We have never been to Happy Jack and this place was amazing how dense the trees where compared to Sedona and Flagstaff camping areas. Campsite is relatively small, but its well maintained and more importantly it has a flat surface to setup tent (loved it). Host was friendly, campsite, restrooms were well maintained. And there is a BEAUTIFUL Reservoir near, the whole area is awesome, my friends loved it. If you forget firewood don't worry you can collect some wood logs from the forest, you will find good bunch of logs ying on the ground. If you are looking for a Pizza or a Gas Station near by, there is one in 10mins but it closes at 6pm. So plan your food accordingly. We saw lot of elks and deers on the freeway about 6pm, it was quite a site to watch.

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