Despite some negative reviews, Black Barts RV Park in Flagstaff, AZ is a convenient option for travelers who have self-contained RVs and dont need amenities like restrooms, showers, and laundry. The location is ideal as it is located right in town, making it easy to get around and explore. Rates are relatively high compared to state parks but are reasonable compared to other private RV parks...

J & H RV Park in Flagstaff, AZ is a well-maintained, non-smoking 55+ park with hospitable owners and staff. The internal gravel roads and cinder sites are fairly level and spacious. It is conveniently located near shopping, restaurants, and fuel stations. Although there is some highway noise, the park is quiet and reception is great. The recently remodeled restroom is extremely clean. The park...

Flagstaff KOA Holiday in Flagstaff, AZ is a beautiful campground centrally located to many of the areas attractions. While some sites may be a little tight for larger RVs, the staff always go above and beyond to provide excellent customer service and ensure guests have an awesome experience. The facilities are generally well-maintained and clean, although some guests have reported issues with...

Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater and Wapataki ruins are all nearby, and the campground hosts are friendly and helpful with advice about what to do in the area. The park is well maintained and very quiet, with no cable TV or laundry facilities, but Wi-Fi is available for a fee. There are no washrooms or showers, and the sites are close together, but they are wide enough to fit a 40 foot motorhome....

Located in Flagstaff, AZ, Kit Carson RV Park has a woodsy feel to it with low density and not very crowded. However, many permanent residents have added various attachments, creating a less than desirable appearance. The park is somewhat expensive for what it offers, but its understandable for the location in Flagstaff during the high season. The sites have a mixture of soft ashphalt and dirt,...

Fort Tuthill Recreation Area in Flagstaff, AZ is a beautiful and well-maintained Air Force run recreation area. It has about two dozen shaded sites with water and electric hookup available. The campground has a variety of lodging options including a hotel, lodges, cabins, and yurts for rent. The facility has a large laundry and bath house, and the front desk area is more like a hotel with a...

Woody Mountain Campground is nestled in a forest-like area with red dirt roads and sites. Although sites vary in size, most were easy to enter with room for an extra vehicle and relatively level. The sites are closely spaced and all have picnic tables. Water, sewer, electric (30A) hookups are available at most sites. While the water pressure was low, all hookups worked well. There are...

Grand Canyon Oasis is a family-owned RV park and tiny home village located near the east entrance to Grand Canyon National Park and only 20 minutes north of Flagstaff, Arizona. The park is situated on US Hwy 89 and is only a few miles from the breathtaking aspens of Lockett Meadow, the ruins of Wupatki National Monument, and the lava flows at Sunset Crater. The park is a short drive to...

This campground is located in a remote area, making it difficult to access for most of the year. The road leading up to the campground is rough and not suitable for lower cars. The campground itself is small, with only 17 sites, but they are spaced far apart. The scenery is beautiful, with plenty of hiking trails and stunning views of the inner basin, Humphreys Peak, and Sugar Loaf. The...

This campground is a hidden gem located across the road from lake access in Arizona. It is situated at 5000 feet and is a popular retreat for Tucsonians looking to escape the summer heat. It is also a haven for birds, making it a great spot for bird watching. The campground has designated sections for RV’s and tents, with pull-through sites available for larger RV’s and back-in spots for...

Ashurst Lake is a beautiful campground located 20 miles from Flagstaff, Arizona. It offers a variety of camping experiences, from semi-private campsites to dispersed camping. The lake is mesmerizingly blue and perfect for kayaking and fishing. The campground is small but offers a few amenities such as a firepit, picnic table, port-a-potty, and a water tank. The road in is usually passable...

Marshall Lake Campground is a primitive camping site located in Coconino National Forest. The campground is situated near a small marshy lake that is home to various waterfowl and wildlife. The area is managed in partnership by Ducks Unlimited and the Arizona Game and Fish Department. The lake is stocked with trout during wet cycles and provides a hunting site for resident ospreys and a rest...

Glens Cove is a low-cost campground that offers a variety of activities such as fishing, power boating, canoeing, kayaking, biking, and a quiet place to stay. The campground has a concrete boat ramp, dock, and slips with electric for boats up to 25 feet, an enclosed fish cleaning station, and plenty of room for trailer parking or boat and RV storage. The common area is very large and located...

This campground is conveniently located in the heart of Flagstaff, Arizona, offering easy access to the Grand Canyon, Meteor Crater, Sedona, and more. It is situated in a beautiful ponderosa pine forest, with hilly terrain and asphalt roads. The campsites are narrow, but offer plenty of room for RVs and trailers, with picnic tables and dirt, gravel, and pine needles. There is no sewer or dump...

No hookups, but potable water spigots at each restroom. Sites are generous and well spaced, with mature pine trees providing shade. Fire pits and picnic tables at each site. Flush toilets and sinks in clean restrooms. Camp hosts are friendly and helpful. No cell service (ATT or Verizon) but you can get a signal if you walk to the campground entrance. Quiet and peaceful, great for a weekend...

The campground is in a beautiful setting in the tall ponderosa pines. The sites are pretty close together but not stacked, with a dirt surface and fairly level. There is no electricity, flush toilets, or showers, but there are Sani-huts for restrooms. The campground hosts are friendly and helpful, and there is a nice bike and walking path. Its close to Flagstaff and the Rt 66 circuit, and the...