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Lynx Lake Campout 2014

  • 09/19/2014
  • 2:00 PM
  • 09/21/2014
  • 11:00 AM
  • Lynx Lake Campground

Registration

  • This event is $25 for a Guest camping in a tent. If you join before or at this event then you can deduct $5 from this fee from the cost of our $25 membership.
  • This event is $20 for a Member camping in an RV. The length is limited to 20 ft.
  • This event is $20 for a Member camping in a tent or staying with a member in an RV.

Campout in Conjunction with Saturday Dinner at Barb & Marge’s       

Osprey Group Campground Holds 26 to 75
Dinner will now be held at the campground.

WHAT TO BRING:  On Friday afternoon we will have a social and DA will provide the snacks & Water. Secret Hike planned for Saturday. Please bring your own adult beverage & firewood.

Natural Features At an elevation of 5,700 feet, Eagle Ridge offers visitors pleasant summer temperatures and cool breezes. It is surrounded by a dense ponderosa pine forest mixed with juniper and oak. Lynx Lake covers 55 acres and is just 0.25 mile. The area's animal residents include the osprey, coyote, deer, javelina, squirrel, fox, badger and mountain lion. Temperatures are pleasant during the camping season, though the area experiences a monsoon season from late June through mid-September that may result in afternoon thunderstorms. Many great trails Lynx Creek ruins a short hike from the lake Recreation.

The Lynx Lake Recreation Area is a popular fishing spot, with crappie, trout, bluegill, bass and catfish available, and anglers have the convenience of a boat ramp (motor boats less than 10 horsepower allowed). Swimming and wading are not allowed, though campers can rent canoes, kayaks, paddle boats and electric row boats at the campground concessionaire. Trails in the area allow for a variety of uses, including hiking and mountain biking. An easy, family-friendly, two-mile trail loops around the lake. The Bradshaw Mountains are known for their history of mineral mining. Visitors can still pan for gold in Lynx Creek, and many historic mining sites lie in the area. Group facilities are accessible, and the lake recreation area can be easily access by car or foot. An on-site host is available to assist campers with visitor information and gates. A small store at the north end of the lake offers boat rentals, firewood and a restaurant.

Additional Information:

  • All vehicles must park in a centralized parking area.
  • There are only 3 RV spaces with one being taken by me.
  • The length is limited to 20 ft.
  • Emergency access requires that there be no trailers in the parking zone.
  • No hookups available.
  • Tent camping is encouraged
  • Boats with motors restricted to 10 horsepower or less on Lynx Lake.
  • Swimming and wading are prohibited.
  • For Additional Information, Contact Tom & Jim at: 623 341–2912

Desert Adventures is a 501(c)(7) non-profit organization. PO Box 2008, Phoenix AZ 85001 • ‪480-630-9202‬ • da411@desertadventures.org
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