Hawley Lake Campground Area

Absolutely stunning. I wish they made the cabins nicer but it was worth the 300 a day for the largest cabin. Walk to the lake. Boat rental is 40 or 100 for the entire day and has a small engine. Amazing place.

I am in heaven. First time here and I am so very appreciative to the Apache Nation for allowing us to be here. A place for everyone to enjoy everything natural. So many hawks here. We went fishing for brown and rainbow trout. No dice. Yet. Permits only available at the store. Be nice and be respectful to everyone. Enjoy.

2 things. Bears. Rain. This campground is absolutely beautiful. But I will be very honest, the bears and the amount of rain sort of ruins it. You will have a bear come through your camp, they cannot be avoided. I kept all of my food in my car, and one still came through and destroyed all my water. They’re being a huge problem this year. Also, you will more than likely get rained on. It does not matter how sunny or hot it is in the valley, this location is nothing like the rest of Arizona . It’s cold, damp, and very rainy. I came at the end of August, the hottest part of the entire year, and it never reached above 75° and my entire camp got soaked. So if you don’t like bears and rain, I would avoid this campground. Plus, it’s incredibly difficult to get out here if you’re traveling from the valley The trip will take you an entire day, one way. Honestly, this campground is more of a RV camp spot, it can accommodate tents, but the amount of rain and bears is a little bit unfriendly for tent camping.

Best kept secret in Arizona. No ATVs or motor boats (trolling motors ok). $9 a day or $200 a month. Apache land owned.

I grew up camping in Greer, my husband grew up camping here are Hawley and introduced me to it. It's beautiful! The sunrise is gorgeous, the sunsets are breathtaking. I love being by the water. We've never had any issues with other campers being too loud, as the camp host seems to stay on top of things. They do have restrooms here (porta potty) and they for the most part are always clean and well maintained. The campground is kept up. The cows used to swarm the campgrounds a lot, but I have noticed they put up a fence so I'm guessing that will help with the problems. They do not offer hook ups or water here but it's a wonderful camping experience none the less.

Cool spot, it was just jam packed with people so if you’re trying to steer away from crowds, this probably isn’t the place.

Awesome lake, horrible camping & management. Passes are sold blindly, when all spots are full they will say it's available. Must camp at a place with a bench & stone pit which leads to no good camping areas & a long walk to the lake. The campground is very dense with spots. You hear and see everyone around you. RV campers fill the spaces for months & are everywhere in the campground. I wouldn't call this camping.