Where can I have a campfire during Stage I Fire Restrictions?

The following list includes the only developed recreation sites on the Coconino National Forest exempt from Stage I Fire Restrictions. Note that campfires, and charcoal, coal and wood fires are prohibited at dispersed campsites during Stage I and Stage II fire restrictions.

You are responsible for extinguishing your fire out cold to the touch before you leave the site, even if a host or ranger is on-site. If you leave a campfire unattended (even if there is no flame, but it's still warm) when fire restrictions are in effect, you will be issued a citation that requires you to appear in federal court. The penalty for abandoning a campfire is a fine up to $5,000 and/or up to six month prison sentence. Learn how to build and extinguish a campfire like a pro [Vimeo].

 

On the Flagstaff Ranger District :

• Arizona Nordic Village
• Ashurst Lake Campground
• Bonito Campground
• Canyon Vista Campground
• Dairy Springs Campground
• Double Springs Campground
• Fernow Cabin
• Forked Pine Campground
• Kendrick Cabin
• Lake View Campground
• Little Elden Spring Horse Camp (horse required)
• Lockett Meadow Campground
• Lower Lake Mary Day-use Area
• Narrows Picnic Area
• O’Leary Group Campground
• Pine Grove Campground
• Upper Lake Mary Boating Site

 

On the Red Rock Ranger District (including Oak Creek Canyon):

• Beaver Creek Picnic Site
• Cave Springs Campground
• Chavez Group Site Campground
• Clear Creek Campground
• Crescent Moon Ranch Day-Use Site
• Crescent Moon Cabin
• Manzanita Campground
• Pine Flat Campground

 

On the Mogollon Rim Ranger District:

• Blue Ridge Campground
• Clints Well Campground
• Knoll Lake Campground
• Moqui Group Site Campground
• Rock Crossing Campground

 

Learn more about Stage I fire restrictions.