Confirm the responsible organization
Coordinate reporting, training-area requests and installation access with the unit and responsible Camp Navajo staff.
Current reporting and organizationArmy · Arizona
Camp Navajo
Bellemont; Coconino County, Arizona, United States
Camp Navajo guide for the Bellemont training installation, with unit requests, housing-office resources and separate billeting and family arrangements.
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- Service branch
- Army
- Location
- Bellemont; Coconino County, Arizona, United States
- Installation type
- National Guard training facility
- Status
- Active
Get oriented
At a glance.
Camp Navajo is the Arizona National Guard training installation at Bellemont west of Flagstaff. Its northern Arizona location differs from Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma military campuses. [1]
Unit billeting and training-area allocations are different from family accommodation. Confirm the approved facility and purpose; recreation permission does not establish training access. [1]
Keep these close
Base essentials.
- Accommodation
- Confirm eligibility and a specific reservation
- Official source for Accommodation Checked
Phone numbers belong to the offices named above. Check the linked official pages for current hours and availability.
Prepare for the training site
Training & visits.
Coordinate reporting, site access and allocated facilities with your unit and the responsible site office before travel. Family support arrangements depend on your duty status.
Arrange authorized access
Ask the actual host to confirm access for the visit or assignment.
Official organization resourcesArrange the correct accommodation
The housing office distinguishes unit billeting and other arrangements. Confirm the required request and eligibility directly rather than treating all rooms as family lodging.
Accommodation / current resourcesPlan the school transition
Confirm the school serving your intended address with the receiving district. Ask the linked state military-student contact about transfer questions that remain unresolved.
State compact contactsCheck the journey
Use current state traffic and closure information before travel.
State travel resourcesPrepare the household
Use current state and local preparedness instructions and alerts.
State preparedness resourcesGo straight to the source
Official resources.
Confirm current procedures and arrangements with the responsible organization.
- Official installation websitedema.az.gov
- Reporting, access and organizationResponsible command
- Accommodation or current visitor resourcesResponsible host
- Military student transition contactsMilitary Interstate Children’s Compact Commission
- State emergency and preparedness resourcesState emergency management agency
The place behind the name
History & identity.
Current & former names: Camp Navajo · Navajo Ordnance Depot · Bellemont Army National Guard
- 1942
Ordnance-depot origins
Camp Navajo originated as the Navajo Ordnance Depot in 1942.
Milestone source - 1982
Guard operational control
The official account records the Arizona National Guard’s operational control beginning in 1982.
Milestone source
A few useful answers.
What should I confirm about this listing?
Unit billeting and training-area allocations are different from family accommodation.
Who confirms the reporting point?
Your gaining command or authorized host; contact them before travel.
Is accommodation automatically included?
Confirm eligibility and the reservation with the responsible host.
Who can help with military school transitions?
Contact the state compact representative and receiving district.
Where can I check travel conditions?
Use the state transportation resource and current local instructions.
Transparent by design
Sources & review.
- Official organization resources Responsible service or installation · Checked 2026-11-04
- Reporting, access and organization Responsible command · Checked 2026-11-04
- Accommodation or current visitor resources Responsible host · Checked 2026-11-04
- Military student transition contacts Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission · Checked 2026-11-04
- State travel information State transportation agency · Checked 2026-11-04
- State emergency and preparedness resources State emergency management agency · Checked 2026-11-04
- Facilities and training areas Arizona DEMA · Checked 2026-11-04
- Official image and original caption U.S. Army National Guard / Pfc. Melissa Chavez · Checked 2026-11-04
Source review completed
Last source review: .
Source review completed against the cited official webpages and, where direct access was restricted, publicly indexed official text. This is an online editorial check, not a phone call, site visit or official endorsement. Confirm current access procedures, eligibility and availability with the responsible office.
Suggest a correction — include this profile’s name and a supporting official source.
Use the linked sources to check information before making arrangements.
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