The lodge and 17 acres of pine forest. Park the RVs at the hookups and put the tents on flat ground. The lodge has the bathrooms and the kitchen.
The RV sites have electric and water hookups. There is a dump station on the property, connected to the septic system.
A second graveled area near the gate takes extra trailers, boats, and side-by-sides, clear of the drive.
Tell us how many RVs you plan to bring and how long each one is. We will tell you where each one goes.
There is a lot of flat ground on the property for tents. The lodge and the other buildings sit on about 5 acres. The other 12 acres are untouched forest, and you can use all of it.
There are no marked tent sites yet, and there are no lights at the tents. Bring headlamps and lanterns.
Ask us before you book. We will show you the flat ground that suits the size of your group.
There is one firepit, with seating around it and a hose beside it. We provide the firewood.
There are no separate fire rings at the tents yet. Use the firepit for all fires.
Check the Coconino County fire restrictions before you light any fire. In the driest weeks, outdoor fires are banned, and the ban is enforced.
Campers use the bathrooms in the lodge. There are six.
The kitchen has a full-size range, a dishwasher, and a coffee bar. Two propane grills sit on the deck.
In July and August, a short storm arrives most afternoons. When it does, go inside to the family room, the theater, or the game room.
The Coconino National Forest is on every side of the property. Hundreds of miles of dirt forest road start close by, for hiking, mountain bikes, ATVs, side-by-sides, and dirt bikes.
Unload the trailers on the graveled area near the gate, and ride out from there. Mountain bikes can also ride the 12 acres of untouched forest on the property.
Blue Ridge Reservoir is about 15 minutes away. Flagstaff and Payson are each about 45 minutes away.
The property is at 7,500 feet, so nights are cold for most of the year. Bring sleeping bags rated for the season.
| Lodging | See the calendar | Per night. Two nights or more |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning | $450 or $550 | Two nights, or longer |
| Extra guests | $25 | Per night, per guest above 16. Book direct and children under 13 do not count |
| Tax | 6.9% | Added at checkout |
| Security deposit | $750 | Returned after checkout |
Ask before you plan around these They are not here yet. Ask us where each one stands for your date.
The lodge is set up for up to 30 guests. The beds sleep 20 adults comfortably. In a group of 30, children share beds, use the air mattresses, or bring sleeping bags.
RVs and tents on the property are not part of the 30. A travel trailer delivered to an RV site sleeps four to eight. If your group is larger than 30, ask us.
A much larger group can need county permits and other items, such as restrooms, parking, and access for fire trucks. Those add time and cost.
From first message to your dates
You pay nothing until you accept a quote. You can stop at any step before that.
Then you book. How you book depends on whether your plans need a county permit. We tell you on the call.
Most reunions, retreats, and hunting trips.
Weddings, and some events with day guests.
Group planner
After you book, we set up planning pages for your group at no cost. You send one link to the group. Each person adds themselves and the people with them.
Nobody needs an account or a password. You decide what the rest of the group can see. The pages are optional.
Questions
No. Nobody else camps on the property during your stay.
Electric and water. There is a dump station on the property, connected to the septic system. Tell us how many RVs you plan to bring and how long each one is.
On flat ground on the property. There are no marked tent sites yet, and no lights at the tents. Ask us before you book, and we will show you the flat ground that suits your group.
Use the firepit for all fires. There are no separate fire rings at the tents yet. Check the Coconino County fire restrictions before you light any fire.
Yes. Unload and park the trailers on the graveled area near the gate. Hundreds of miles of dirt forest road start close to the lodge. Bring the mountain bikes too. They can ride the 12 acres of untouched forest on the property.
No. The 30 is for the lodge. Tell us how many RVs and tents you plan to bring, so we can tell you where they go.
Yes. A visit to walk the property with us costs $150. That pays for our drive and our time. This site has photos and videos, and we answer other questions on the video call.
For an event with a county permit, we need your final date and headcount at least 60 days before.
Yes. When we send your quote, we hold your dates for 30 days, or until you accept or decline. You can ask for changes during that time. You pay nothing until you accept.
It depends on whether your plans need a county permit. With no permit, you pay half when you accept, and the rest 60 days before you arrive. With a permit, you pay a permit deposit when you accept, half when the county approves, and the rest 60 days before your date. Your quote shows each amount and each date.
Usually, yes. Tell us what you want to change. We update the quote, and you accept the new version. A change to the date or the headcount can affect a county permit.
Inquire
Send us your dates, how many people, and what you want to do. We normally reply within a day, with some times for a short video call.
Email: info@spoonbilllodge.com