Induction Camp
Join us at our first event of the season!
The fee for this event is $15 per
family for the entire weekend.
Camp Fees will be collected
by the Expedition Treasurer at the event
or
Pay in advance using our secure
online
payments
Remember to bring your T-Shirts, Vests, Necklaces, Torches, and any tribal property. Please bring firewood for the Council fire.
Contact Information:
Dairy
Springs/Mormon Lake in Flagstaff, AZ or at
http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/coconino/recreation/mormon_lake/dairy-double-camp.shtml
Phone Number: Mormon Lake Ranger District, 4825 S. Lake Mary
Road, Flagstaff AZ 86001, (928) 774-1147
Take AZ 87 (Arizona/Country Club) North past Payson (~35miles). Continue North on AZ 87 to Lake Mary Rd (FR3). Turn Left onto Lake Mary Rd to FR90/CR209. Turn Left onto FR90/CR209 to Dairy Springs. We will be in Group Site #1 and Group Site #2.
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Three hiking trails originate at Dairy Springs. Those trails lead to scenic overlooks of nearby Mormon Lake and the surrounding area of prairies, forests and volcanoes. Wildlife watching is also a popular activity in this area. It's a very good place to see hawks, including northern harriers and ospreys. The area boasts a healthy population of elk and mule deer, too. The scenic little mountain resort village of Mormon Lake is conveniently close to the camp, offering horseback rides, mountain bike rentals. You'll also find a country store, service station, and a picturesque cowboy steak house there.
At 7000 feet, this rolling highland is a land of ponderosa pine forests and pinyon, juniper woodlands clustered around broad prairies and small lakes. Arizona's largest natural lake, Mormon Lake, is located here. The area is also known for its plentiful wildlife. Large herds of elk roam the forests and edgelands. Bald eagles and ospreys live and hunt around the lakes. Pronghorn antelope graze the prairies.
Amenities: Several hiking trails, fishing, boating, fireplaces, grills, vault toilets and Drinking Water.
Some General National Forest Rules
