Price
$12 - $24/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
78 campsites
Season
Open from May to Oct...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Price
$12 - $24/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
78 campsites
Season
Open from May to Oct...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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Anglers and families escaping Arizona's lowland heat get the best of this place: trout in the Greer Lakes and Little Colorado River, deer at dawn, and daytime highs in the 60s-70s even in July. Supplies are two miles away in Greer. Book early online and request a site away from t
Campers who bristle at rigid rules should think hard before booking. Quiet hours start at 7 PM, extra vehicles cost extra, and multiple reviewers describe feeling hassled by hosts over minor infractions. The sites closest to the road on Turkey and Grouse loops also get traffic no
Reference information about Rolfe C. Hoyer Campground sourced from official USFS records and forestcamping.com. View official recreation.gov page →
<p>Situated among the Ponderosa pine, Hoyer is one of the most popular campgrounds for families and seniors.</p><p>Click for a <a href="http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5261701.pdf">map of Rolfe C. Hoyer Campground</a>.</p>
The elevation is 8,300 ft. The campground is one of two campgrounds in the Greer Lakes Recreation Area and is composed of six loops: Turkey, Bear, Squirrel, Beaver, Grouse and Wildcat. It is nestled among Ponderosa pines with needles and grass providing most of the understory. The campground is dedicated to a Forest Service employee who was killed in a forest fire in 1967. There is an amphitheater where programs are held Saturday evenings, Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. There are also guided nature trail walks during the summer. Firewood, ice and battery charging are available. Across from the entrance to the campground is access to the Greer Lakes, actually three reservoirs: Tunnel, Bunch and River. Some water sports are available.
Open May 1 through October 31
Hot showers are available for a fee and are wheelchair friendly. The wheelchair friendly toilets are located only in the Squirrel and Bear Loops.
Open May 1 through October 31 Rate and Maximum Stay Permitted Rate: $24 per day Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14 Campground Site Configuration No. RV Sites: 0 Open Sites: Yes No. Tent Sites: 0 Wooded Sites: Yes No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 97 Total Sites: 97 No. Tables on Sites: 97 Tent Pads: No No. Grilles on Sites: 94 Equestrian Camping: No Apache National Forest 50 RV Information Hookups: No No. RV Pull Throughs: 0 Waste Station: Yes Potable Water at Waste Station: Yes Average Parking Apron Size: 12' X 58' Comments: The parking aprons are paved. There are gray water disposal facilities on each loop. The RV waste station is available for a fee. Facilities Flush Toilets: Yes Hot Showers: Yes Vaults: No Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes Public Phone: Yes Playground: No No. Water Spigots (non-site): 14 No. Threaded: 1 Comments: Hot showers are available for a fee and are wheelchair friendly. The wheelchair friendly toilets are located only in the Squirrel and Bear Loops. Water Sports Lake: Yes Water Skiing: No Swimming (provided): No Rafting: (whitewater) No Sailing: No Kayaking: (whitewater) No Power Boating: Yes Boat Ramp: Yes Boating (no power): Yes Boat Carry-Down Access: No Comments: The Greer Lakes account for a total of 350 acres. Power boats are limited to electric motors. The lakes are a source for irrigation and may be low during mid-summer.
The parking aprons are paved. There are gray water disposal
From Eagar, AZ, take State Rt. 260 west 9.7 miles to Greer sign (State Rt. 373). Turn left onto Rt. 373 and go 3.2 miles to campground sign. Turn right into campground.
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Summer brings daytime highs in the mid-60s to mid-80s°F with cool nights dropping into the 30s–50s°F. July and August monsoons arrive most afternoons, so reviewers recommend bringing tarps or canopies and planning hikes for morning hours. The elevation keeps nights cool year-round, good for campfires but requiring warm sleeping gear even in summer. Lightning is a concern during monsoon season. Full lake access and trail availability make summer the peak season despite the afternoon storms.
Comfortable daytime temps, cool nights; monsoon afternoons are common in July/August.
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No utility hookups. Potable water is not available at this site.
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