Mormon Lake Lodge quick reference guide

Q U I C K R E F E R E N C E GU I D E
MORMON LAKE LODGE | Arizona
Mormon Lake Lodge
Quick Reference Guide
MOR MON L A K E LODGE
MORMON LAKE LODGE is a scenic
30 minutes drive southeast of Flagstaff,
in the cool pines of Northern Arizona
surrounded by the Coconino National
Forest. The word Coconino was derived
from the Hopi word meaning “Havasupai
and Yavapai Indians who reside in
the area.” Arizona’s largest natural
lake, Mormon Lake, is located here.
The diverse National Forest consists
of 1,821,495 acres of plateau country,
Ponderosa Pine forests and Pinon.
Juniper woodlands, clustered around
broad prairies and small lakes, are
accessible to all types of travelers.
MORMON LAKE LODGE began in 1924
in the era of ranching and logging in
Northern Arizona. It was a place for
men to bring their families for a good
meal and to have a little fun in the
adjoining saloon. Inspect the walls of
the Steakhouse and you will find the
brands of many of the ranches located
in Arizona. These authentic brands were
seared into the walls of the steakhouse
during one of the wildest branding
parties ever, when the lodge was rebuilt
after a fire in 1974. Today the spirit of
the Lodge lives on as visitors experience
the same cordial, old-fashioned
western hospitality.
THIS PRIVATE RESORT PROPERTY
consists of 53 cozy cabins and rooms,
the famed mesquite open-pit Steakhouse,
an 1880’s-style Saloon with live
entertainment every Friday and Saturday
during the summer, spacious meeting
rooms, a fully-equipped RV Park and
campgrounds, and a rodeo arena for
major events throughout the year.
Located on 300 acres of remote retreat,
Mormon Lake Lodge offers leisure
activities and affordable accommodations
in a cool forest setting, featuring
amazing mountain scenery and access
to the AZ Trail.
WITH 5 FUNCTION / MEETING
ROOMS AND SPACES and more than
6,000 square feet of event and meeting
space, Mormon Lake Lodge is an
excellent choice for your next corporate
or social event. Perhaps you are
planning a motivational group outing,
golf tournament, or special events? We
arrange both on-site and off-site team
building activities which are sure to
impress your guests. You can also enjoy
your special events outdoors beneath the
starry mountain skies.
Our vast property offers captivating
backdrops for up to 500 guests. We
specialize in grand parties with the use
of our Mobile Catering venue. Whatever
the occasion, attendees can enjoy menus
customized to your request. The Lodge
is perfect for groups as small as 12 and
as large as 300—or even 1,000 outdoors.
Our experienced and attentive staff
ensures that every aspect of your event
is perfect, all delivered with a special
touch and attention to detail.
T R A NSPORTAT ION
Phoenix Sky Harbor International
Airport, 175 miles (281.6 km) from the
Lodge, is serviced by major airlines.
Flagstaff Airport, 31 miles (49.89 km)
from the Lodge, is serviced by flights to
and from Phoenix by US Airways.
Rental cars, taxis, and shuttle services
are available at both airports. On-site
self-parking is available. Also, visitors
may take advantage of the rail service
that runs directly through the town of
Flagstaff; Amtrak passenger trains arrive
twice daily.
DEST I NAT IONS
Flagstaff borders the south side of the
world-famous Grand Canyon National
Park and the west side of Meteor
Crater, Painted Desert and the rugged
deserts of neighboring Native American
nations. With its Old West legacy and
Southwestern heritage, along with the
charm of the New West, the city is a
blend of cultures. At the junction of
two major interstate highways, served
by a regional airport and a busy train
depot, Flagstaff is a key destination for
visitors. Famed for its excellent climate,
fabulous recreation, numerous dining
and shopping venues—that are close to
a wide variety of cultural, historical, and
scientific attractions —this community
still offers visitors the romance and
adventure of the wide-open spaces.
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The surrounding area offers a variety of
excursions and activities:
Within 30 minutes of the Lodge
• The Zane Grey Museum is located
on-site in the Lodge and offers a
collection of photos, books and
memorabilia of the famous Western
author who resided in Arizona and
based his stories on the area. Stop
in and view the unique collection of
memorabilia on display in the Lodge.
www.MormonLakeLodge.com
928-354-2227
• Coconino National Forest is one of six
National Forests in Arizona and one
of the most diverse National Forests in
the country, with landscapes ranging
from the famous Red Rocks of Sedona
to Ponderosa Pine forests, to alpine
tundra. Throughout the year the forest
is open to a variety of recreational
opportunities including camping,
hiking, biking, skiing, horseback
riding, hunting, fishing, mountain
climbing and more.
www.fs.fed.us/r3/coconino
928-527-3600
• Lowell Observatory, founded in
1894, remains active in research and
welcomes visitors year-around for
tours and telescope viewing. The
Lowell telescope, a 24-inch refractor,
discovered Pluto in 1930.
www.Lowell.edu
928-774-3358
• The Arboretum at Flagstaff, situated
at 7,150 feet in elevation, features
200 acres of botanical gardens and
a nature preserve offering mile-long
hikes and guided tours. See one of
the nation’s largest collections of
high-country wildflowers.
www.thearb.org
928-774-1442
• Arizona Snowbowl is located on the
majestic San Francisco Peaks and
features 2,300 feet of vertical drop, 32
trails that cover 777 acres, four chair
lifts, a restaurant and rental/repair
shop. The average season is from
mid-December to mid-April.
www.ArizonaSnowbowl.com
928-779-1951
MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ DESTINATIONS / PROPERTY MAP
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PINE RIDGE &
PINE VIEW ROOMS
1-10
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9&10
ROUNDUP
ROOMS 40-47
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1&2
3&4
5&6
1
4
2
3
LODGE
5
GENERAL
OFFICES &
RESERVATIONS
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SK I &
HORSE & SCENIC TRAILS
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CORRAL
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SHOWERS
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LAUNDRY
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Parking
TROUT POND
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WESTERN TOWN
& TOWN HALL
RENTALS
19
ROBBER’S ROOST
30-35
FUEL
STATION
17
P
HORSE, CROSS-COUNTRY
7&8
16
20
To Lake Mary Road
(2 miles) Payson and
Scottsdale
COWBOY DINNER
THEATRE
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DAY CAMPING
To Lake Mary Road
(7 miles) Flagstaff
and Phoenix
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MORMON LAKE CAMPGROUND
& RV PARK
MORMON
LAKE
ARENA
Heron Drive
6
A
A1 A2
A3 A4
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A5 A6
Coyote Place
RECREATION AREA
KACHINA
MEETING
ROOM
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B9 B10
B11B12
B13B14
B15B16
B17 B18
Eagle Way
BUFFALO
HABITAT
PETTING
ZOO
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Squirrel Circle
Buffalo Pass
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RV PARK
Bear Path
5 ZANE GREY MUSEUM / MEETING ROOM
SAFARI MEETING ROOM
LOCKETT MEETING / DINING ROOM
EVANS MEETING / DINING ROOM
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E45 E46
E47 E48
E49 E50
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Elk Run
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& SALOON
F59 F60
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RV STORAGE
DESTINATIONS (continued)
• The Museum of Northern Arizona
is the gateway to understanding the
Colorado Plateau, offering exhibits and
summer marketplaces that showcase
the region’s artistic traditions, Native
cultures and natural sciences. Museum
Shop and Bookstore on-site.
www.Musnaz.org
928-774-5213
• The Arizona Historical Society &
Pioneer Museum collects, preserves
and exhibits artifacts, documents and
photographs of the history of Flagstaff
and northern Arizona, and presents
changing exhibits of artifacts
and photos.
www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org
928-774-6272
• The Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
has been open for more than 50
years and plays to full houses in
the Ardrey Auditorium, September
through April, presenting diverse,
world-class classics, pop, dance and
opera programs.
www.flagstaffsymphony.org
888-520-7214
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MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ DESTINATIONS
DESTINATIONS (continued)
Within 40 minutes of the Lodge
• The Sunset Crater Volcano National
Monument, named for the red-orange
hue around the rim, is more than
900 years old. Trails and viewpoints
allow close examination of the natural
features and eerie landscapes.
www.nps.gov/sucr
928-526-0502
• Wupatki National Monument is
situated in the rain shadow of the
San Francisco Peaks which was once
home to the farmers and traders of
the Anasazi and Sinagua people of the
Hopi descendents. Visit four of the
pueblos on trails.
www.nps.gov/wupa
928-679-2365
Within 60 minutes of the Lodge
• Zane Grey’s Cabin and the Rim
Museum in Payson contain numerous
exhibits—and the rebuilt cabin serves
as an exhibit in and of itself. From
1918 to 1929 western writer Zane
Grey regularly spent time in Arizona,
helping immortalize Rim Country
through books such as Under the
Tonto Rim, Code of the West, and
To the Last Man while also describing
the way of life of pioneer families,
such as the Haughts.
www.zanegreycabin.org
928-474-6115
• Tlaquepaque Arts & Craft Village treats
visitors to an exceptional collection of
galleries, shops and eateries. Nestled
beneath the shade of the Sycamores,
on the banks of beautiful Oak Creek
in Sedona, it is not uncommon to
come upon a well-known sculptor
at work in one of the famous
Tlaquepaque galleries.
www.tlaq.com
928-282-4838
• Oak Creek Canyon, winding north of
Sedona towards Flagstaff, is flanked
with red rock cliffs. Slide Rock is a
natural swimming hole; visitors slide
down a slick, natural water chute, or
wade and sun along the creek.
www.pr.state.az.us/parks/parkhtml/
sliderock.html 928-282-3034
• Pink Jeep Tours offers visitors a
chance to see the most beautiful views
in the southwest “like never before.”
Knowledgeable guides; varying tours
including: rugged adventure, Native
American history and culture, nature,
geology, or panoramic vistas.
www.PinkJeep.com
800-873-3662
• Montezuma Castle is a five-story,
20-room cliff dwelling, tucked into a
limestone recess high above Beaver
Creek. It served as a “high-rise
apartment building” for prehistoric
Sinagua Indians over 600 years ago.
It is one of the best preserved cliff
dwellings in North America.
www.nps.gov/moca
928-567-3322
Day Trips
• Antelope Point Marina is Lake Powell’s
newest secret; visitors currently rent
houseboats, small boats, water toys
and boat slips. Once completed it
will have an RV Park & Campground,
a lodge with 225 casita units, scenic
boat tours, and a restaurant & bar.
Antelope Point Marina on Lake Powell
BIA Hwy N22B, Mile Marker #4
Page, AZ 86040
Tel. 800-255-5561 • Tel. 928-645-5900 x5
www.AntelopePointRentals.com
• A visit to the world famous Grand
Canyon is a must. Experience one of
nature’s most spectacular sights by
taking a self-guided tour, a narrative
bus tour of the south rim, or a hike on
one of its legendary trails. Adventure
seekers rent mules and enjoy the
scenic ride to Phantom Ranch at the
bottom of the canyon.
www.nps.gov/grca
928-638-7888
• At the Grand Canyon Deer Farm,
established in 1969, you don’t just
look at the deer, you walk among
them, touch them, and let them eat
right from your hand. In fact, there’s
a variety of friendly animals to enjoy.
www.DeerFarm.com
800-926-DEER (800-926-3337)
• Grand Canyon Railway begins each
morning at the historic Williams
Depot, built in 1908. The train tour
offers local and Grand Canyon folklore
and history, strolling musicians, an
old-fashioned shoot-out and a train
robbery during the trip to the Grand
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Canyon and back.
www.TheTrain.com
800-THE-TRAIN (800-843-8724)
• Verde Canyon Railroad is located west
of Sedona and below Jerome. The
train rolls past Indian ruins, through
a 680-foot man-made tunnel, over
old-fashioned trestles and under clear
azure skies. Passengers enjoy this
four-hour scenic train ride aboard
renovated passenger coaches and
open-air viewing cars pulled by
vintage locomotives.
www.VerdeCanyonRR.com
800-320-0718
• Jerome is an abandoned mining camp
perched on the side of Cleopatra Hill,
built on a 30-degree slope up from the
Verde Valley. Today Jerome beckons
visitors to enjoy the shops, restaurants
and art center that line its original
cobblestone streets.
www.JeromeChamber.com
928-634-2900
• The Historic Cameron Trading
Post was established in 1916 and
has become a showplace for fine
contemporary and antique Native
American and Southwest art. Centrally
located, it is a must-see stop while
exploring the Grand Canyon, Lake
Powell and vast Native American
Indian Country.
www.CameronTradingPost.com
800-338-7385
• Meteor Crater was formed nearly
50,000 years ago when a giant meteor
weighing several hundred thousand
tons crashed into Earth. The crater
is 550 feet deep, 2.4 miles in
circumference and approximately
1 mile across.
www.MeteorCrater.com
928-289-2362
• The Desert Botanical Garden nestles
amid the buttes of Papago Park in
Phoenix and is home to the world’s
largest and most diverse collection of
succulent plants. Open all year.
www.DBG.org
480-941-1225
• The Phoenix Zoo is Arizona’s premier
zoological park, featuring more than
1,400 animals, including unique
southwest animals and plants found
along the Arizona Trail. Explore the
life-like habitat exhibits, ride the Safari
Train or rent a bike or a boat.
www.PhoenixZoo.org
602-273-1341
MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ DESTINATIONS / ACCOMMODATIONS
PINE RIDGE DUPLEX CABINS 3&4
2 Queen Beds, Full Bath, Adjoining
PINE RIDGE DUPLEX CABINS 1&2
2 Queen Beds, Full Bath, Adjoining
16'
16'
CLOSET
CLOSET
23'
23'
CLOSET
PORCH
CLOSET
PORCH
PORCH
Mormon Lake Lodge
Guest Room Inventory
Room Category
Size
No./Units
Sq. Ft.
M2
8
6
4
6
1
1
5
6
16
150
160
368
368
384
440
360
400
150
4
15
34
34
36
41
33
37
4
Roundup Room
Robber’s Roost Room
Pine Ridge Room
Pine View Room
Babe Haught Cabin (1 bdrm)
Zane Grey Cabin (2 bdrms)
Oak Grove Cabin
Elk View Cabin
Forest Court
Twin
Beds
Double
Beds
Queen
Beds
Sleeper
Sofa
1
1
1
4 (2 Bunk Beds)
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1 (Full)
1 (Full)
1
DESTINATIONS (continued)
• Catch a baseball game in Phoenix
at Chase Field, home to the Arizona
Diamondbacks. This ballpark has a
retractable roof, air conditioning, a
natural-turf field and is comprised of 5
levels with seating for 49,800 viewers.
Don’t forget to take your glove in the
hopes of catching a game ball.
www.BankOneBallpark.com
602-514-8400
• The Glendale Arena is resident to the
Phoenix Coyotes hockey team and the
Arizona Sting lacrosse team. Get out
of the heat and take in a game in the
brand-new, cool arena.
www.GlendaleArenaAZ.com
623-772-3200
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• The US Airways Center is home to
the NBA team—the Phoenix Suns.
Centrally located in downtown
Phoenix, it also hosts the WNBA
Phoenix Mercury, AFL Arizona
Rattlers and the ECHL Phoenix
Roadrunners. Enjoy an evening of
basketball, arena football or hockey
and don’t forget to visit the team shop.
www.USAirwaysCenter.com
602-379-7800
MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ ACCOMMODATIONS
PINE VIEW DUPLEX CABINS 5-10
2 Queen Beds, Full Bath, Kitchenette, Gas Log Fireplace, Dining Table
OAK GROVE STAND ALONE CABIN 19
2 Queen Beds, 3/4 Bath (Shower), Kitchenette
16'
24'
CLOSET
CLOSET
23'
23'
FIREPLACE
FIREPLACE
PORCH
CLOSET
PORCH
Kitchenette includes 2 Burner Stovetop, Refigerator, and Sink
BABE HAUGHT CABIN 17
1 Double, 1 Queen, 1 Twin, Kitchenette, Fireplace
ZANE GREY CABIN 18
1 Double, 1 Queen, 4 Bunk Beds, Kitchenette, Fireplace
22'
18'
WINDOWS
WINDOWS
BUNK
BUNK
30'
36'
QUEEN
QUEEN
DOUBLE
FIREPLACE
DOUBLE
TWIN COUCH
HIDE-A-BED
FIREPLACE
COVERED PORCH
COVERED PORCH
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MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ ACCOMMODATIONS
ELK VIEW STAND ALONE CABINS 23-28
1 Queen Bed, 1 Queen Hideaway, Full Bath, Kitchenette
OAK GROVE STAND ALONE CABINS 20-22
1 Queen Bed with Queen Hideaway, 3/4 Bath (Shower), Kitchenette
20'
DECK
(FACING WOODS)
18'
16'
PORCH
25'5"
ROUNDUP ROOMS 40-47
Queen Bed, 3/4 Bath (Shower, Sink, Toilet)
ROUNDUP ROOMS 50-65
Full Bed, 3/4 Bath (Shower, Sink, Toilet)
14"4"
14"4"
11'
11'
FULL
QUEEN
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MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ CONFERENCE FACILITIES
SAFARI ROOM
KACHINA ROOM
TO OUTSIDE
8'
14'
REST
REST
16'
DECK
BREAK
SERVICE
40'
TO RESTROOMS
PRIVATE
OFFICE
TO RESTAURANT
30'
36'
RAMP
8'
LOCKETT ROOM
FIREPLACE
SATELLITE
BAR
STAIRS
26'
SERVICE STATION
TO EVANS ROOM
30'
ZANE GREY ROOM
EVANS ROOM
35'
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
STAIRS
SAFARI ROOM
STAIRS TO EVANS ROOM
SATELLITE
BAR
34'
SERVICE STATION
16'
ZANE GREY ROOM
KITCHEN AREA
TO LOCKETT ROOM
38'
DECK
MAIN DINING AREA IN STEAKHOUSE
24'
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18'
MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ FACILITIES
CL IM AT E
Month
Highs
Lows
January
42ºF
5ºC
15ºF
-9ºC
February
45ºF
7ºC
18ºF
-7ºC
March
49ºF
9ºC
21ºF
-6ºC
April
58ºF
14ºC
27ºF
-2ºC
May
67ºF
19ºC
33ºF
0ºC
June
78ºF
25ºC
41ºF
5ºC
July
82ºF
27ºC
51ºF
10ºC
August
79ºF
26ºC
49ºF
9ºC
September
73ºF
22ºC
41ºF
5ºC
October
63ºF
17ºC
31ºF
0ºC
November
51ºF
10ºC
22ºF
-5ºC
December
43ºF
6ºC
16ºF
-8ºC
GU EST R OOMS
AND CABINS
Mormon Lake Lodge offers 53
comfortable motor-lodge style guest
rooms and cabins to choose from. Most
cabins are comfortably furnished with a
kitchenette that has a microwave, mini
refrigerator and coffee maker. Some
are furnished with a fireplace and deck
featuring a picnic table. During their
stay guests also have easy access to the
gazebos, with picnic tables and charcoal
grills for use. Room rates are based on
occupancy. Pets are welcome—with a
pet fee in certain units.
Roundup – Forest Court
Comfortable accommodations for two
with a double bed, private bathroom
with shower, carpeting and shared deck.
Robber’s Roost
Cozy room for two with a double bed,
carpeting and full bath. Also features an
ADA access ramp.
Pine Ridge
These rooms offer comfortable living
space with 2 queen beds, TV, table and
full bath.
Pine View
An open floor plan complete with a
fireplace, kitchenette, a full bath and 2
queen beds with TV.
Babe Haught Cabin
A rustic log cabin for five, with a queen
bed in the bedroom, plus a double sofa
couch bed and twin bed in the living
room. Featuring a dinette table and
chairs, TV, a kitchenette with range, an
oven, a gas log fireplace, a shower and a
covered deck.
Zane Grey Cabin
A charming rustic log cabin with two
sets of bunk beds in one bedroom,
a queen size bed in another, and a
double bed in the living area. The
cabin also features a bathroom with a
shower, a dinette table and chairs, TV,
a kitchenette with range, an oven, a gas
log fireplace and a deck.
Oak Grove Cabins
Comfortably-furnished cabins with a
queen bed, full-size sleeper sofa, dinette
table and chairs, TV, kitchenette, a
shower and private patio. Sleeps four.
Elk View Cabins
Our most attractive cabins feature a
private, spacious deck with a picnic table
outdoors and a large picture window,
queen bed, full-size sleeper sofa, TV,
kitchenette and full bath indoors. Its
generous living space sleeps four.
Forest Court Cabins
The Forest Court has 16 motel-style
rooms arranged in a “U” shape that face
an open courtyard with picnic tables
and ramada overlooking the woods.
Rooms can be rented together; each
accommodates two, with one full bed,
a coffee maker and a shared deck. The
Court’s covered ramada seats 45 guests,
has picnic tables and a BBQ pit.
I N -R O O M / C A B I N
A MEN I T IES
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AM/FM clock radio
Hair dryer on request
Iron and ironing board on request
Coffee maker with complimentary
coffee and tea
Microwave in many cabin units
Mini refrigerator in many cabin units
Heating unit and fans
Most cabins have a kitchenette and TV
V IP GIF TS
Special arrangements can be made for
clients to purchase a variety of welcome
amenities. Suggestions include:
• Chocolate-dipped strawberries
• Chilled wine and/or champagne
(must be 21)
• Milk and cookies
• Cold beer served with tortilla chips
and salsa (must be 21)
• Fruit basket
• Bouquet of flowers
• Other special requests
GU EST SERV ICES
A N D FA C I L I T I E S
• Non-smoking and ADA accessible
rooms
• Gift shop and country store
• Coin-operated laundry facility
• Complimentary parking
• Post office
• Family and kids’ arcade room
FOOD & BE V ER A GE /
C AT ER ING
Both Mormon Lake Lodge Steakhouse
and the Mobile Catering Service Unit
offer a unique blend of Western-inspired
cuisine, specializing in grilled fare. As
you request, Mormon Lake Lodge chefs
provide delicious barbecue or gourmet
selections for any event.
R ESTAU R A N T
Mormon Lake Lodge Steakhouse is a
full-service restaurant with a casual
dining atmosphere that serves up tasty
mesquite-grilled, hand-cut steaks,
chicken, fish and wild game on one
of the few authentic open-pit grills
still in operation in Arizona. During
the summer weekends, kick up your
heels for some live Country & Western
entertainment, dancing, and spirits in the
1880’s-style Saloon. For large groups and
meetings, we offer a full-service catering
team to make any event a success.
Dining selections for all catered events
are masterfully prepared on-site by our
in-house Food and Beverage staff.
We offer an endless array of menu
options —ranging from cost-effective to
lavish—including buffet menus, served
luncheons and dinners, and wonderful
food-station menus.
Guests are treated to The Summer
Cowboy Dinner Theater on holiday
weekends where an evening of
entertainment and dinner awaits. The
audience enjoys an all-you-can-eat
barbecue meal, cowboy skits and songs,
tales of the Old West and a show. Please
call ahead to verify availability.
Hours of Operation
Steakhouse*
Sunday
Monday – Thursday
Friday & Saturday
8 am – 9 pm
9 am – 9 pm
8 am – 10 pm
Saloon*
Open daily
11 am – closing
*Hours vary according to season;
please call ahead during winter season.
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MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ CONFERENCE FACILITIES
TOWN HALL
10'
60'
EXIT
EXIT
BAR
STAGE
40'
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
SATELLITE
KITCHEN
EXIT
RAMP
COVERED PORCH
Mormon Lake Lodge
Meeting & Banquet Facilities Capacities
Conference
Classroom
Room
Dimensions
Lockett Room
30
40
Partially private, upstairs from the Steakhouse, fireplace, private bar available
40
45
26’ x 30’
780
Safari Room
20
Private room, exterior entrance, AV equipment
30
35
30’ x 16’
480
65
44’ x 40’
1,760
Facility
Banquet
Table Service
30
Kachina Room
50
50
55
Private building with small side office, private restrooms, reception deck, AV equipment, phone line
Sq. Ft.
Evans Room
100
100
Partially private, upstairs from the Steakhouse, private bar available
90
110
35’ x 34’
1,190
Evans Deck
30
30
Outdoor reception deck, adjacent to the Evans Room, upstairs from the Steakhouse
40
40
24’ x 18’
432
250
280
70’ x 40’
2,800
Zane Grey
20
20
40
45
Partially private, adjacent to the main floor of the Steakhouse, features a collection of Zane Grey memorabilia
38’ x 16’
680
Town Hall
260
260
Private building, stage, private bar available, private restrooms, satellite kitchen
Note: Our outdoor venues and rodeo arena are available on a request basis.
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MORMON LAKE LODGE ✦ CONFERENCE FACILITIES / RECREATION
CON F ER ENCE A N D
B A N Q U E T FA C I L I T I E S
MUSIC AND
EN T ERTA IN MEN T
Mormon Lake Lodge offers 6,000 sq. ft.
of interior function space—all on one
level—and 35,000 sq. ft. of outdoor
function space. All meeting rooms have
access to the outdoor function areas plus
the guest rooms are nearby, offering
convenient access.
For your enjoyment the Saloon features
live Country and Western music every
Friday and Saturday during the summer
season. After a day of fun-filled
activities, test your skill by trying the
Texas two-step and dancing into
the night.
These function spaces are designed
to offer a spectacular venue for casual
receptions or informal gatherings, while
also providing the perfect ambience for
a more formal social gathering or
business presentation.
Our banquet coordinator can arrange
music and entertainment to complement
any part of your function or event—from
live bands to wagon rides and karaoke.
Technologically-suited audiovisual and
staging make for dynamic presentations,
while the special lighting and views offer
wonderful settings for banquets.
‘The outdoor areas lend themselves
to a simple, casual barbecue or an
elaborately-themed event, complete
with white tents and linens. By day, the
surrounding peaks and mountains are
showcased; by night, it’s the twinkling
light of a million stars.
The open grounds, filled with Ponderosa
Pines, are located adjacent to the Town
Hall. Receptions from 50 to 250 guests
can be accommodated. The rodeo
arena stages grand events such as music
concerts, horseman shows, club and
organization group events with up
to 2,000 in attendance.
Mormon Lake Lodge is the perfect
location to “mix boots with business.”
Special team-building activities, with
a variety of themes and budgets, are
available and our facility—with
280 acres—is perfect for these kinds
of activities.
Technical Assistance
Mormon Lake Lodge continually updates
its audiovisual presentation equipment
and Internet access, keeping pace
with fast-changing technology. Special
arrangements can be made to fulfill
any request; the standard inventory
includes overhead/slide projectors, data
projectors, video recorders, players,
TV, screens, flip charts, easels and
marker boards. All are offered with the
assistance of our on-site technicians, so
you’re assured a flawless performance.
Electrical Outlets
Electrical hookups are designed to meet
your needs.
R ECEI V ING/
MAIN TENA NCE
Receiving
The Lodge offers full-service shipping
and receiving services at the front desk.
All packages should be sent to the
attention of a group’s name with arrival
date and the banquet coordinator also
listed. Materials are stored in a separate
storage area; limited space is available
for the storage of large items. Please time
shipping to the date of your arrival.
Maintenance
The Maintenance department is available
24 hours a day for general assistance
with lighting, room temperature control
and minor repairs.
SPOUSE P R OGR A MS
Off-Site
• Visit the Museum of Northern Arizona
in Flagstaff
• Golfing in Sedona or Phoenix
• Pink Jeep Tours in Sedona
• Shopping Tour to Sedona
• Attend a sporting event in Phoenix
• Day trip to Cameron Trading Post
• Day trip to Grand Canyon
• Day trip to Lake Powell
CHILDR EN’S A ND
FA M I L Y P R O G R A M S
The lodge provides the following items
for children, based on availability, along
with fun-filled activities:
• Cribs
• High chairs
• Rollaway beds
• Petting zoo
• Playground
• Free fishing at the trout pond
• Arcade room
• Board games, DVD and VHS movies
• Basketball and volleyball courts
• Horseshoes
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Mountain bikes and ATV rentals
Horseback riding
Buffalo habitat
Cross-country skiing
Snowmobile tours
BUSI N ESS SERV ICE
• Internet access using dial-up in
the Kachina meeting room
• Faxing & copying at the front desk
R ECR E AT IONA L
OFFER INGS
Off site
• Golf
• Fishing and hiking
• Bird watching
• Shopping
Golf
Golf isn’t just a past time here—it’s an
art form. Flagstaff boasts some of the
best-known scenic-view courses in the
state with San Francisco Peaks in the
background. Two golf courses are within
a 30-mile radius of the Lodge.
• Continental Country Club: Narrow
Ponderosa Pine-lined fairways, open
meadows, lush fairways, and fast
greens set against the backdrop
of Mount Elden combine to make
Continental Country Club a great
golfing experience. Open to the
public, groups welcome. Pro-shop,
driving range, PGA professionals
available for lessons.
877-526-5125
• Flagstaff Ranch Golf Club: Designed
by U.S. Open Champion Jerry Pate,
this 6,931-yard championship course
is a par 71 that winds gracefully
through the community, providing
dramatic elevation changes and
equally dramatic views. With four sets
of tee boxes, the course will provide
challenge and excitement for players
of all abilities.
928-526-3395
Hiking
Explore the Arizona Trail as it weaves
its way (800 miles between Mexico
and Utah) through scenic lands passing
neighboring Mormon Lake Village just a
short distance away! Find a trail-head, on
the property directly behind the Town
Hall building. Grab your hiking boots,
mountain bikes, or saddle-up to explore
some of the amazing surrounding
back country. Information available at
the Lodge and from the Arizona Trail
Organization, wwwAZTrail.org
M O R M O N L AK E LO D GE
DIR E CTIO NS :
From I-17N take Lake Mary turnoff, exit
339. Drive 21 miles on FH3 (Mormon Lake
Road) to the Mormon Lake Village turnoff.
Turn right onto Mormon Lake Road and
drive 7 miles to Mormon Lake Lodge.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport:
175 miles
Flagstaff Airport: 31 miles
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 38012
Mormon Lake, AZ 86038
Shipping address:
1 Main Street
Mormon Lake, AZ 86038
Tel: 928-354-2227
Fax: 928-354-2356
Email: mllres@skycasters.net
To Grand Canyon
Wiliams
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Flagstaff
Flagstaff Airport
To Kingman / Las Vegas
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FH3
Winslow
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