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Prescott/Hazlett Hollow
Prescott Hazlett Hollow is a residential neighborhood located in Prescott, Arizona. The neighborhood is situated in the foothills of the Bradshaw Mountains and is surrounded by lush pine forests. The area is known for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The neighborhood is home to a variety of homes, ranging from single-family homes to townhomes and condominiums. Residents enjoy easy access to nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Prescott Hazlett Hollow is also close to several outdoor recreation areas, including Watson Lake, Granite Creek Park, and Thumb Butte.
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User Reviews
Rik C
2.5 hours up from I-17 and 2 hrs down. Excellent place to hide even if you're not into developed camping and prefer the dispersed sites for their privacy. Like some others have said, I had the run of the place on Sunday nite. I think the drive keeps most developed-site campers away. 4x4 not necessary, but airing down WILL help for comfort :)
Tiffany Morales
Nice quiet little get away. It was interesting to have the little covered area. Kids can have a place to play.. use it for storage staging for coolers. Big enough for a tent too
Chris Brown
Neet little place! Never new, just stumbled upon this place but what a great idea... $10 night and you have basic shelter, water, seating and a fire pit, pretty cool for the 4x4's coming up from lake pleasant...
Frank Farina
Very cool secluded area. Campsites and bathrooms were clean. Sites were a bit small. We had trouble fitting a 6 person tent. The road from crown king was not bad but I wouldn’t attempt without a high clearance 4x4. My stock F-150 4x4 (and limited off road experience) was more than adequate. Takes about 25 min from Crown King. The lake is great on those 90 degree afternoons.
Rick Dana
Nobody there had the place to ourselves it is a rough road to get there