Mona T.recommendsApril 7, 2024
Cluster of Trees (Site #4)
Verdant green valley
It’s a beautiful space near the river with a path to explore through the green cottonwoods. Horses behind the property make for a pleasant view. The space is clean, other campers are close but certainly not too close. Vicky was kind, welcoming, and answered every question I had in a timely manner. The town of Cottonwood is nearby and worth the visit.
Three Trees (Site #1)
Bathroom problems.
The porto-potties need changing! The rest was just fine. Nice trees. Unfortunately, we were next door to noisy neighbours.
Jennifer Lauren R.recommendsApril 5, 2024
Three Trees (Site #1)
Hidden Gem in Verde Valley
This place is sacred land. It’s a hidden gem for sure and the host is wonderful. I would definitely come back again. You can walk the land down to the river and see one of the monuments that was built by the Southern Sangua tribe in the early
1000’s AD. It’s really special here. I also saw a heron, deer, and some other wildlife while I was staying there. I just absolutely loved it. Thank you for having me.
Cheri C.recommendsApril 5, 2024
Lone Cottonwood (Site #2)
Porta potties were a plus & my campsite was nearby. Ground was level, picnic table & a fire pit (too bad I didn’t have any fire wood. Just as well, bcuz it was super windy last night.
Aaron R.recommendsApril 4, 2024
Lone Cottonwood (Site #2)
Beautiful Camping, Lovely Birds
Staying here was lovely! Stayed in late March so it was cold at night, but so many beautiful birds to wake up to in the morning being so close to the marsh. The directions were easy to follow and I found the place without a problem. Felt like a true campground, with a few other sites making fires and enjoying their stay. Everyone kept to themselves and was respectful and quiet. (Sites are also spaced out enough that talking or music from other sites wasn’t an issue at all.) Cottonwood is a really nice town, and a nice 25 min drive from Sedona hiking made for a peaceful, removed stay. Go check out Old Town Cottonwood, grab a craft beer at the Copper Jackalope, and visit Tuzigoot Natl Monument while you’re here to learn more about the area!
Mark W.recommendsApril 3, 2024
Cluster of Trees (Site #4)
Great place to stop for a night or two in the Cottonwood/Sedona area...a lot of things to do within a short drive. Host was friendly and the campsite was clean.