Gabaldon Horse Campground

	Elevation	9400'
	Season	June - Sept.
	Days Limit	-
	Fee	No
	Units	5
	Trailer Limit	16'
	GPS Location	33° 55' 42.66"N 109° 29' 10.00"W
	Access	Dirt

	Potable Water	Big Lake
	Waste Disposal	No
	Restrooms	Vault
	Showers	No
	Reservations	No
	Store Nearby	Big Lake
	Campsite Grills	Yes
	Campsite Tables	Yes
	Fire Rings	Yes
	Utility Hookups	No
	Information	928 333-4301
	Firewood	Big Lake
	Fishing Supplies	Big Lake
	Laundry	Show Low
	Gas & Propane	Big Lake
	ATV Use	Yes
	Visitor Center	Big Lake


	Rainbow Trout	Yes
	Cutthroat Trout	-
	Brook Trout	-
	Brown Trout	-
	Apache Trout	Yes
	Crappie	-
	Yellow Bass	-
	Flathead Catfish	-
	Tilapia	-
	Yellow Perch	-
	Carp	-
	Redear Sunfish	-
	Bluegill	-
	Green Sunfish	-
	Walleye	-
	Northern Pike	-
	Channel Catfish	-
	Sunfish	-
	Smallmouth Bass	-
	Largemouth Bass	-
	Striped Bass	-
	White Bass	-
	Arctic Grayling	-
	Bullhead	-
Fly and Lure Only		-
Acreage		-
Body of Water Depth		-
Catch and Release Areas		-
Boats Allowed		-
Motor Limit		-
Boat Rentals		-

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Gabaldon Horse Campground is an outstanding horse camp. Trail #95 surrounds the campground which is a the base of Mt. Baldy. All 5 campsites have horse corrals and there is ample room to bring your own as well. Please keep into account some rules that the U.S. Forest Service has in place.

This campground is limited to campers with horses or stock animals.
Provide feed for your animals (weed free is preferred).
No water for horses at the site. Campers can haul water from the Big Lake area.
Remove and scatter horse waste.
Do not tie stock to trees. Use corrals or picket lines.
Keep stock away from streams unless drinking.
No dump station provided.
Please do not drain wastewater onto ground.
Utility hookups are not available.
Pets must be restrained or on a leash.
Reservations are NOT available; first come first served.

Fishing is available in nearby Lee Valley Reservior which is stocked each spring aggressively with native Apache trout. Lee Valley is one of the only places you can guarantee yourself a good shot at catching Arizona's only native trout noted by its green tint. The Little Colorado River's headwaters start on Mt. Baldy and flow all the way to the Grand Canyon passing nearby at Sheeps Crossing along the way, which seems to always draw a fishing crowd.

Gabaldon Campsite 360 Degree Panoramas

1, 2, 3, 4, 5