Drive south on Mt. Vernon St. in Prescott for 7.0 miles, passing Groom Creek to where the pavement ends. Just 0.3 miles on dirt beyond this point, turn right on the road to Kendall Camp. This is the first and last time a sign mentions this place. Look for an obscure road to the right of FR 79, marked by an open wooden gate. Take this road for about 0.2 miles to another junction.
Some huge alders stand next to the road as well as some large diameter aspen.
Turn right again for about 0.75 miles to Kendall Camp. All that remains of Kendall Camp is an orchard of ancient, gnarly fruit trees enclosed by a more recently built rail fence. The site appears to have been a mining camp and homestead. Beneath the apple-laden trees the Forest Service has created a small circular concrete pond. Water trickles to the pond from a spring just upstream from the orchard, providing wildlife drinks in an otherwise dry landscape.