Open May 1 through October 31
High-Use Seasonal Period: June 1 through September 30

Sites: 40 Full
Check in: 1 PM to 5 PM
Check out: 11 AM
Maximum Electrical: 30 amps

Directions:
From Phoenix, drive north on I-17 to Camp Verde (exit 286, or 287). Take Hwy 260 east approximately 30 miles to junction with Hwy 87. Turn left and go approximately 10 miles to junction with Forest Hwy 3. Turn left and go approximately 1/2 mile. First right turn. From Winslow, take Hwy 87 south approximately 52 miles to FH3 (Lake Mary Road), turn right. Go 1/2 mile then first right to park. From Flagstaff, take FH3 (Lake Mary Road) approximately 62 miles SE of Flagstaff. Last left, turn before junction with Hwy 87.
Special Note: Clint’s Well is located 15 miles south of Happy Jack, AZ on Forest Highway 3 (also called Lake Mary Road and FH3).

Surrounded by the Ponderosa Pines of the Coconino National Forest, Sunrise Resorts’ Clint’s Well offers cool, clear, mountain air.

This mountain getaway features wildlife right on the grounds of the resort and nearby lakes for water sports and fishing.

Rolling terrain, mountains, forests, Oak Creek Canyon, and the Mogollon Rim are only some of the attractions to be found in the Coconino National Forest. With an altitude of about 7,000 feet the 1,827,435-acre forest has deep canyons in its southern region and the San Francisco Peaks in the north.

Follow SR89A from Jerome to Flagstaff on a drive through the beautiful cypress, juniper, and pine trees along spectacularly colored red, white, and yellow cliffs in the Oak Creek Canyon. It is not recommended that vehicles pulling trailers more than 20 feet long travel the steep, narrow road.

Skiing is seasonal, but the chairlift is available daily at the Snow Bowl in Flagstaff. The 6,450-foot-long chairlift climbs to 11,500 feet, offering breathtaking views of northern Arizona. Only a hike away, you can also view the Grand Canyon from this vantage point.

A short drive to the west of the resort is the Montezuma Castle National Monument and the ruins of an early cliff dwelling. A limestone sinkhole, Montezuma Well, is a part of the monument. Some of the area ditches dug centuries ago are still used as a source of water.