Photo: White Spar Campground The Prescott National Forest is proposing to charge new and increased fees at nine developed recreation sites. Many day-use sites, overnight camping sites, and other recreation sites are managed without user fees currently on the forest. The Prescott National Forest Pass and the full suite of interagency passes will be honored at these new Forest Service day-use
‘Investment in our state parks system is an investment in rural Arizona’ Arizona could soon make the largest single investment into its parks and trails in state history, under a budget proposal released recently by Governor Doug Ducey. The $176.7 million spending proposal is aimed at making sure Arizona’s more than 30 parks and more
The Prescott National Forest will open most developed campgrounds and day use sites across the Forest on Saturday, August 1. Fees will resume at developed campgrounds and day-use sites with services. Developed recreation sites were closed in March to protect public health and safety and limit the spread of COVID-19. The following developed recreation sites
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