Welcome to Camp Yavapines, a unique campground located in the scenic Prescott National Forest in Prescott, Arizona. With a rich history dating back to 1947, Camp Yavapines provides a variety of camping opportunities, with a special focus on youth summer camps.
Campground Environment:
Nestled among the tall Ponderosa Pines, Camp Yavapines offers a tranquil and natural setting. The campground provides a peaceful escape from the city, with opportunities to connect with nature and enjoy the outdoors. The elevation provides a comfortable climate, especially during the summer months.
Services and Amenities:
While specific amenities for general camping may vary, Camp Yavapines is primarily known for its well-structured youth summer camp programs. These programs typically include:
Campground Features:
Camp Yavapines stands out for its:
Activities and Attractions:
Campers at Camp Yavapines can participate in a wide range of activities, including:
Campground Promotion:
Give your child the gift of an unforgettable summer experience at Camp Yavapines. With a variety of activities and a beautiful natural setting, Camp Yavapines is the perfect place for young people to learn, grow, and make lifelong memories.
Contact Information:
Address: 2999 Iron Springs Rd, Prescott, AZ 86305, USA
Phone: (928) 445-2162
Mobile Phone: +1 928-445-2162
Additional Information:
For more information about Camp Yavapines and their summer camp programs, please visit their official website or contact them directly. You can also find details about specific camp sessions and registration information online.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
Basketball court
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Swings
Tent sites
Volleyball court
Wi-Fi
Credit cards
Debit cards
Credit cards
Good for kids
Playground
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Love this place. SOULS West campus, I’ve been here for a year and there’s so much to do on the campsite. Winter gets pretty cold and we even had some snow this year, but thankfully our cabins have heaters and the restrooms aren’t freezing. Going up the trails is also really nice especially to see the sunrise and sunsets :) Camp staff is so nice and they’re very helpful when we needed anything. They recently got the pavement done again. There are wild animals on the site but they’ve never been a problem. Love seeing the deer around, javelinas can be a little scary sometimes but they will not hurt you if you don’t bother them. There is a little lake/pond by the entrance gate and there’s a couple benches to sit around there. Being at this place gives me a sense of peace surrounded by so much nature and beauty of God’s creation.
Great campground. They have done a lot of renovations recently, and it looks amazing. Summer camp in July for kids is always fun. The staff are usually known to the kids as returning staff. Most of the staff are ex-campers. You can rent cabins, sleep in tents or rv.
This camp was good but my granddaughter had some money in her account but they said she didn’t but this is actually really good for your kids just make sure they don’t steal you money
The view is awesome here! It is a Campground, so the cabins are humble and simple. Forest is beautiful, and there are very nice hiking trails nearby.
It's beautiful ❤️ I love the wild life out there.