Part of Tonto National Forest
The site includes two large ramadas, eight picnic tables, group grill, one large metal campfire ring, and one vault toilet.
The group site is located adjacent to Reynolds Creek, which runs year round. Opportunities for wading, fishing, and hiking abound. Berry picking is a popular activity in the fall. A thick stand of ponderosa pine covers the group area, offering pleasant shade. A large meadow provides the perfect place for group activities and games.
Bears can be present in the area. Please store food appropriately.
A combination code is needed to access the facility. Please check your confirmation letter for the combination code.
Fires are only allowed in the established steel fire rings of which there are four (4). Please be aware of current fire restrictions.
Check in time is 2:00pm and check out time is 11:00am.
This recreation site is downstream from a recent burn area due to the Billy Fire. Please beware of flash flooding and debris flows within Reynolds Creek during rain storms. For more information visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/science-technology/fire/after-fire
From Young, drive 20 miles south on State Hwy. 288 (unpaved). Site is on the right and is signed. From Hwy 188, drive 27 miles north on State Hwy. 288 (partially paved).
Phone: 928-474-7900
1009 East Highway 260




