U.S. Forest Service campgrounds and picnic areas in the Oak Creek Canyon area will be closed for the summer, starting July 7. Lodgings, homes, cabins and businesses in the area will remain open.

In just 15 miles, the drive down Oak Creek Canyon takes you past several campgrounds and picnic spots, a dozen hiking trails, a number of idyllic creekside resorts and countless outstanding vistas.

There will be no camping or swimming in Oak Creek canyon for the Fourth of July, but the markets, restaurants and hotels will remain open. The Coconino National Forest will close all public lands ...

Oak Creek Canyon and Arizona 89A are closed ... The closure includes all campgrounds, day-use picnic areas and cabins, all trails, all lakes and all Forest Service system roads.

It winds through Oak Creek Canyon, an incredibly picturesque river ... from swimming and fishing to hiking and camping. The most popular hike is West Fork Trail, which is a moderately challenging ...

PHOENIX (AP) - Camping, fishing, swimming and hiking will be off-limits in Oak Creek Canyon and some surrounding areas over the holiday weekend and possibly for months to come because of the ...

but because you’ll be camping at one of Oak Creek Canyon Campground’s designated full-service tent sites, packing in plenty of fluids for overnights won’t be an issue. In that same vein ...