Nice clean park. It sits back far enough from the highway that makes it very quiet. Lots of fun…read moreactivities and people are very friendly.

From the owner: The White Mountains of Northern Arizona are where people come to escape the summer heat of the…read moredesert. Modern day camping enthusiasts choose Elk Pines RV Resort as their preferred wilderness base camp. This Age-Qualified community has 68 full hook-up sites, with 50 amp utilities in all our sites and is large enough to handle the big rigs, including toy haulers.

My husband and I stayed here for a week for the first time and had such an amazing experience! AJ…read moreand Machelle were absolutely amazing and so welcoming. The place is beautiful, peaceful, and well kept. We highly recommend staying here and will definitely be coming back again! --Kristina + Austin

This place is amazing! Great staff, wide open spaces…read more Nice little sttore Full hook ups Pet friendly. Really close to a lot of different places to visit in AZ Im so glad we found this place we will definitely be returning.

We ended up here when our truck blew the engine. As frustrating as that experience was, we…read morecouldn't have landed in a better place! This is a great park in the beautiful White Mountain area! The workers and full-timers were wonderful! The grounds are well-maintained, easy to navigate, and the clubhouse offers a homey inviting respite with a laundry room, welcoming sitting area w/tv, dining table, kitchenette, pool and poker tables, and a lending library. We frequented the dog park regularly. We were without transportation for a month, but our neighbors and new friends took good care of us. We feel blessed to have experienced living here for a month!

We've stayed in this park for last 5 years from 1 to 4 months at a time. We love the people, the…read moredog park and the location to other towns and activities. We plan to keep our RV there year round this year!!

Went for the morning and it was relatively quiet, towards the lunch hour became very busy…read more Lots of places to camp and have a picnic. Some great waterside hiking trails and views of the lake. Apparently a great place to go fishing or boating as well. Didn't see too much wildlife, but maybe that's a good thing. Great views, worth the visit, but keep in mind here is an admission fee.

1st time visitor Nice little walk around the lake…read moreUnfortunately the water was really low to the point where you could walk on the area Worth visiting I am sure with the water at full level, it is a beautiful view. Look forward to visiting again

Jeremy the camp host keeps those bathrooms SPOTLESS! Super easy sign in and all around pleasant…read moreexperience. Also great fishing

It was our first time here. Very nice but very small. A lot of families with young children and…read moremany dogs off leash. We have a very large,well behaved German Shepherd and would never think about having her off leash out of our sight!

I was not prepared for this. But, I did it and in flip flops! If I did it, you can too. You just…read moreneed to take some extra precautions as you step. I wasn't told of what the activity was until we were near. I kind of started low key freaking out as I started reading the reviews of how you need water shoes or hiking shoes, and to bring water, then reception was lost. Okay, we're doing this, with or without those things. Having water shoes and/or hiking shoes helps but it's not necessary. There was plenty of people in flip flops and crocs: men, women, and children. The water rock slide was cool, there are two other kiddie options for water rock slides just below. You just have to wet it. Water, you'll live without it but the air was dry and I was super thirsty by the time we got back to the car. But, I needed my hands free and my load light since I was worrying about not having the proper footwear. So it's all good in the neighborhood. Definitely recommend!

This has been on my bucket list for the past 5 years and this weekend I finally made it! I was…read moreexpecting it to be busy since it was a Sunday and a holiday weekend, but we went in the afternoon and tons of people were leaving when we were parking. The downside to that is that you are hiking in at the hottest part of the day. Which makes the water feel that much more refreshing. The hike isn't hard, you just follow the creek. Some people were in flip flops- which is doable, but the rocks can be quite slippery in places. Bring lots of water. There's some shade, but not tons. Oh- and watch out for the random cow. He's not friendly.

A very nice place to camp. Shady throughout the morning with cool enough temps during the summer.read more

Hard-To-Beat Location! Fantastic location, easy to find,…read moreexcellent camp hosts, good facilities, a good chance of seeing small wildlife up-close-and-personal. We arrived at 3:00 pm on a busy Memorial Weekend away from the Covid19 pandemic. There were no spaces left! We're so happy we booked EARLY online! Our first time here! You would be hard-pressed to find a more scenic creek forest camp setting in Arizona. Mighty impressive! The camp host in both LOTS A and B were extremely welcoming, very personable and obviously kept a very tidy ship. Thank You Ellen, Roger and Shannon for everything you did that made our trip just a little better. You're hard work and dedication should be recognized beyond this review. We found the fee to be fairly cheap, considering the location and time of year. It was also a very quiet site, compared to the nearby campsites. It's very close to Starr Valley and Payson etc ..too. We'd definitely recommend Christopher Creek Campsite to friends and family, for any future visits. The Santos Family (The Pug Family)

Wonderful little spot. Clear water, nice and peaceful. People seem to keep to themselves. No riff…read moreraff in

2 friends and I went to the this place having not much of an expectation. We are up in Flagstaff…read morefor school and wanted to get some sun in before we go back to school tomorrow. Jac had a great idea to come here for a lil sun day to go cliff jumping! k and I haven't been before, met a nice man who help film a video of us jumping from the underneath of the bridge. Bunch of people kayaking and paddling with dogs and kids! friendly area, would come back again! Remember to pick up after yourself, lots of trash which is sad. ;(

Great location, very friendly staff. We love the community will definitely recommend.read more

Best campground in az nice placeto park you rv and stay the owners are good and help you park and…read moreget set up

Just about everything you need to enjoy yourself deep in the mountains. A nice stocked lake with…read moreplenty of shoreline to enjoy fishing, hiking and other water associated activities. Plenty of parking but no bait shop but as a true fisherman, I bring what I need or I live without it.

Nice lake between Paulson and Heber that seems away from it all. The lake is in the…read moreApache-Sitgreaves National Forests. My Yelp friend Monica E. said it was one of her favorite so I had to check it out. Willow Springs Lake was actually created in 1966 by the Arizona Game and Fish Department as a trout fishing lake. They regularly stock the lake with trout spring through fall increasing your chance of catching a fish. Willow Springs is the second most visited lake so there will be competition for those fish. Willow Springs Lake has held the Arizona State record for largest trout caught so there are some big fish in the lake. There is a campground about a mile away. The lake website said it was in walking distance but it's more than I want to walk with chairs, cooler, etc. The campground has no services (water, electricity, sewer hookups) so you need to come prepared. Overall, it's a beautiful blue, clean lake in a pine forest that is a wonderful place to see and enjoy.