Installation overview
About Camp Navajo
Camp Navajo is Arizona's largest National Guard training site and ammunition storage depot.
Use this page for location context, nearby community factors, and related base discovery pathways.
Location
Camp Navajo Location & Map
Bellemont, Arizona
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Quick Facts
- Branch
- Army
- Installation type
- Training Center
- State
- Arizona
- Nearest city
- Bellemont
- Official website
- Visit official site
- Area hazard risk
- Relatively Low
Public sources
Visit official installation websiteThis page is an informational directory entry. For gate access, visitor rules, and operational procedures, always use official military websites.
Last verified: January 2024
Living Near the Base
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Family and Lifestyle
- Family fit varies by school zones, commute times, and community amenities in surrounding areas.
- Lifestyle can range from urban convenience to suburban quiet depending on where you choose to live.
- Climate and recreation options around Camp Navajo should be factored into relocation planning.
Things to Do Nearby
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PCS and Relocation Notes
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PCS Climate and Natural Hazards
Climate and hazard profile near Camp Navajo
NOAA climate normals from the nearest reporting station (BELLEMONT WFO, AZ US), plus community-level hazard exposure for Coconino County.
- Avg high
- 61.9°F
- Avg low
- 26.8°F
- Annual rainfall
- 20.16 in
- Typical snowfall
- 72.6 in
Natural-hazard exposure
Overall: Relatively LowClimate normals period: 1991-2020. Hazard ratings are community-level public references for PCS planning and are not installation-specific determinations. Sources: NOAA NCEI and FEMA National Risk Index methodology. Compare bases by natural-hazard risk.
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Camp Navajo FAQ
Quick answers to common relocation and location questions.
Where is Camp Navajo located?
Camp Navajo is located near Bellemont, Arizona.
What city is closest to Camp Navajo?
Bellemont is the nearest listed city for Camp Navajo.
What is it like to live near Camp Navajo?
Living near a military installation varies by commute, housing market, school access, and community amenities. Use this page as a starting point and verify local details directly.
What is the natural-hazard risk near Camp Navajo?
The surrounding Coconino community has a FEMA National Risk Index rating of Relatively Low. Climate normals nearby include average high near 61.9°F, average low near 26.8°F, about 20.16 inches of annual rainfall, about 72.6 inches of typical snowfall. These are community-level public references for PCS planning, not installation-specific hazard determinations.