Kaibab Lake Sites and Group Areas

Very nice camp hosts. Bathrooms were kept clean.

Clean and peaceful

Lovely spot. I was able to make weekday reservations a day or so beforehand, which is great. The "lake" is looking a bit haggard and dry, but overall the campground was really spacious and pleasant.

The sites are nice. We were disappointed that we could not have a campfire. Given the amount of rain and lack of dry grass I don't understand why the fire danger level was such that fires were not permitted.
There is no water at each site, but there is a spigot by the restrooms. Unfortunately all the spigots were turned off and we had to get water from a giant drum by the Camp Host site. That was a ways from our site and my daughter and I had to carry pots and pans to and from to get water to our site. Had we been told the water was off, we would have bought some jugs in town before driving out to the campsite. Also, there is no running water in the restrooms.

My wife enjoyed our brief two-night stay here. This campground is very clean and well-maintained. We enjoyed bird watching and an easy walk around the lake.

Been here before, enjoyed the same clean restrooms, campgrounds and friendly camp hosts.

Nice and clean campground. Hope to be back soon.

I had a good time the campsite was very good could not have a open fire other than that it was a very good trip.

Great Paved campground close to Williams and just an hour from the Grand Canyon. The new Alpine Coaster is a fun experience. We have stayed at Kaibab Lake several times and it has always been clean and well maintained. No hook ups but it is fine for a few nights and very dark and quiet for excellent sleeping!

Nicely kept, clean camping sites. Stayed there this year in June so it was a little warm and there were a few more bugs to contend with (predominantly gnats). I was in a toy hauler and could have used the air conditioner but did not find that to be necessary. Campfires were not allowed when we were there but again that was a function of us staying there in June. I would recommend reserving a spot in July or August (which I have done before) to take advantage of the monsoon rains, assuming you don't mind an afternoon thunderstorm. That makes the days cooler and makes it possible to have a nice campfire. Williams is very close by and it's nice to have some city amenities available if need be. My wife broke her wrist the second to last day we were there and the urgent care in Williams was clean, efficient, friendly, and provided excellent care for my wife. The lake is also in close proximity to Bearizona, the deer farm, and the new mountain roller coaster located in Williams. The annual Williams car show happened to be going on the week we were there and is free to the public. We enjoyed strolling down Route 66 and looking at all the show cars. Flagstaff is reasonably close as well should you want to plan a trip there from the lake. We brought our UTV and rode some of the forest roads which are located about a mile north of the exit from Kaibab campgrounds on the East side of Highway 64. My wife and I caught a lot of crappie, bass, and the occasional trout at what I believe was the North end of the lake but I would suggest fishing down by the damn or boat dock if you prefer catching trout (we caught 9 one evening while fishing there).