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The best RV sites in Coconino National Forest, AZ
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Discover a wide range of landscapes in this national forest.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Coconino National Forest adventure.
Top-rated campgrounds in Coconino National Forest
Manzanita Campground
1. Manzanita Campground
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Looking to get away from the RV busyness at other campgrounds in Coconino National Forest? No problem—Manzanita Campground has got you covered
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Cave Spring Campground
2. Cave Spring Campground
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One look at Cave Spring Campground and it won’t be a mystery any longer why this is one of Coconino’s most popular campgrounds
Pine Flat Campground West
3. Pine Flat Campground West
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Nestled right on Oak Creek, Pine Flat Campground offers some stellar campsites right in the heart of Arizona’s beautiful Coconino National Forest
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Clear Creek Group Campground
4. Clear Creek Group Campground
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Want to experience the beauty of northern Arizona with, well, just about everyone? No worries—Clear Creek offers both regular and group campsites, so everyone can get in on the beauty of this picturesque spot in Coconino
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Fossil Creek Campground
5. Fossil Creek Campground
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In the middle of a dry and brittle desert hides a lush riparian area that is full of surprises
Canyon Vista Campground
6. Canyon Vista Campground
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If you’re searching for just an all-around stellar camp spot in Coconino, check out the totally picturesque Canyon Vista Campground
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Lockett Meadow Campground
7. Lockett Meadow Campground
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To camp in the heart of the San Francisco Peaks, also known as the Kachina Peaks, look no further than Lockett Meadow Campground
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Dairy Springs Campground
8. Dairy Springs Campground
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Want to guarantee yourself a sweet camp spot in Coconino National Forest? We get it—a weekend off isn’t something you want to take too many chances with
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Double Springs Campground
9. Double Springs Campground
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There’s no shortage of things to do at Double Springs Campground
Blue Ridge Campground
10. Blue Ridge Campground
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Deep canyons, lush forests and fresh lakes… Coconino National Forest has got it all
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Long Valley Work Center Group Campground
11. Long Valley Work Center Group Campground
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Despite the name, Long Valley Work Center is your group’s happy place for fun in the Arizona sun, and the only work you’ll be doing is grilling up a stellar BBQ and crackin’ open your ice cold refreshments
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Chavez Crossing Campground
12. Chavez Crossing Campground
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The Red Rock district of Arizona is known for its out of this world sunsets, natural wonders, and close proximity to Sedona for all ya’ll trying to get your shop on in a swaggy resort town
Ashurst Lake Campground
13. Ashurst Lake Campground
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Lakeside livin’ at its finest
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Lakeview Campground
14. Lakeview Campground
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Lakeview, indeed
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Rock Crossing Campground
15. Rock Crossing Campground
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Up for some secluded camping in northern Arizona’s beautiful Coconino National Forest? Sites at Rock Crossing Campground are peaceful, quiet, and most importantly… totally picturesque
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Freidlein Prairie Dispersed Camping
16. Freidlein Prairie Dispersed Camping
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Up for an adventure? Check out the camping at Freidlein Prairie Dispersed Campground
Marshall Lake Dispersed Camground
17. Marshall Lake Dispersed Camground
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Just outside of Flagstaff is a hidden gem of a campground
Oleary Group Campground
18. Oleary Group Campground
Bring your wild and crazy friends to the base of O’Leary Peak, where you can pitch your tent on level ground amid the remains of ancient and spectacular volcanic activity
Sewer hookup
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Pinegrove Campground
19. Pinegrove Campground
Fishing, hiking, mountain biking… oh man
Sewer hookup
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Clints Well Campground
20. Clints Well Campground
Picture pitching your tent among a lush forest of ponderosa pines, spending your days fishing for trout at the nearby Blue Ridge Reservoir, and your nights roasting some good old fashioned marshmallows on an open fire
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Top-rated campsites near Coconino National Forest
Red Rock Camp Horses Welcome
1. Red Rock Camp Horses Welcome
97%
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18mi from Coconino National Forest · 5 sites · RVs, Lodging
We welcome you to our beautiful star gazing horse property! 2 full hook-up sites one no hookups but water available. 35ish ft trailers or less. Our retro camper avaliable for small fee for xtra guest. Not rented separately. No toilets. Bring the horses! Plenty of room for horse trailers. We also have a 21 thousand square foot corral. Miles of trails behind house. 8 miles to Sedona center. Red Rock State Park 2 miles. Slide Rock State Park and Cathedral Rock, trailheads all with in area. Uber does pick up at ranch. Road is a little Bumpy, getting to the campsite. Hiking trails behind house. Watch the sunset. Hot balloon area, first thing in the morning.
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Full hookups
Historic Downtown Adjacent
2. Historic Downtown Adjacent
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20mi from Coconino National Forest · 2 sites
Historic Downtown Adjacent!
Full hook ups: water, sewer and 30 amp available!
Quiet neighborhood with mature pine trees. As with many parts of Flagstaff, an occasional distant train whistle may be heard.
Relatively flat, gravel driveway.
About a 1/2 mile walk to Historic Downtown Flagstaff. No Uber or Lyft required (unless you want to...and then it's about a 2 minute ride) like the other out of town spots...
Mountain biking and hiking close by!
Space is approximately 14' wide x 45' long.
Cats ok.
If you're planning a visit to the charming and historic Downtown Flagstaff, securing a parking space with full hookups can significantly enhance your experience. This type of parking accommodation is perfect for RV travelers who seek both convenience and comfort. Full hookups typically include water, electricity, and sewage connections, ensuring that you have all the amenities you need for an stress-free stay. Located close to Downtown Flagstaff, you will be within walking distance to an array of unique shops, delicious restaurants, and fascinating historical sites. Whether you're exploring the Lowell Observatory, enjoying the vibrant nightlife, or simply soaking in the historic ambiance, having a full hookup parking spot nearby provides the perfect blend of modern comforts and easy access to all that Flagstaff has to offer.
We’re located in a quiet residential area. Like much of Flagstaff, you may occasionally hear a distant train whistle. Recent city updates have reduced frequency and volume, and most guests find it brief and not disruptive. If you’re a very light sleeper, consider bringing earplugs.
Full hookups
Rural Ranch & Petting Farm
3. Rural Ranch & Petting Farm
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22mi from Coconino National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Harmony Acres is a small, relaxed family farm in the high desert near the red rocks of Sedona, AZ. We love to host nature and animal loving people that want a taste of country life. Our guests often become our good friends. We have the friendliest farm animals that you can meet and greet, and you can help around the farm if you want to participate or learn.
Our sunsets and night star-gazing are just spectacular and we're enough off the beaten path that there's no crowds or traffic to deal with, but you are close to dining and area attractions.
This is a quiet, rural neighborhood and a peaceful farm that borders the National Forest for easy hiking and few neighbors. The farm animals do cluck, crow, whinny, neigh, baa, bleat, squeal, and oink at various times, including early morning.
There is one mile of a somewhat bumpy gravel road with hills to reach our neighborhood, so please make sure you are ready for that and have adequate towing power. The nearest services and dining are 5 minutes away. We are about 25-30 minutes to Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek,
and the popular red rock hiking sites. There are many wineries and dining right down the road to enjoy.
1 hour to Flagstaff, 2 hours to Phoenix.
Come enjoy a taste of rural Arizona!
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Full hookups
A Quiet Place Near Sedona
4. A Quiet Place Near Sedona
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23mi from Coconino National Forest · 2 sites
Wave goodbye to noisy generators and lights. Park your RV in a dark sky community located less than a quarter mile from the famous Verde Valley Wine Trail/Page Springs Road. Sedona is only 10 minutes away. The Village of Oak Creek and West Sedona are equally convenient, and the location lets you skip the tourist traffic!
Awaken to the sound of roosters crowing, and marvel at the Milky Way unobstructed by light pollution. Enjoy 50 amp service and water, plus the peace that comes with having no close neighbors in a noisy campground. Dump service is FREE for the first 10 guests.
One owner is a yoga and trail guide and can help you plan your ideal vacation. Ask about the additional services we offer! Of course, you can simply park and go about your holiday! :)
We can currently accommodate campers up to 32 feet. Large 5th wheels and Class A RVs are currently not supported until we widen the driveway to protect your safety. The site is relatively flat, but we are adding a concrete pad and can help you level. Feel secure leaving your home on wheels inside a fully gated property in a quiet, safe community while you explore the wonders of the Verde Valley, including Sedona.
View our Guest Guide:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DcsyXhE45qvt6zdAg2OxcEgzDrC3pb6WVhIuq-c6Pyo/edit?usp=sharing
We can also STORE your RV on a separate space on the property for a lower fee!
We welcome you to the Verde Valley and our beautiful growing farm. We look forward to your visit!
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Full hookups
Sacred Springs-Private creek access
5. Sacred Springs-Private creek access
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25mi from Coconino National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
For adults 18+ only. Hazardous terrain!! Welcome to Sacred Springs, a tranquil, getaway for adults seeking relaxation. This 8-acre haven is not suitable for children under 18 due to the natural terrain, river access, and steep cliffs.
Positioned between Montezuma Castle National Monument and Montezuma Well, Sacred Springs invites you to reconnect with yourself and the ancient beauty surrounding you.
A Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary
At Sacred Springs, you’re immersed in a thriving ecosystem:
River otters, beavers, and endangered fish grace our pristine waters.
Deer, raccoons, bobcats, and coyotes roam freely, alongside occasional elk, coatimundi, or mountain lions.
Birdwatchers can marvel at Black Hawks, falcons, eagles, ravens, and countless migratory species.
This is a sanctuary alive with the rhythms of nature, where life flows seamlessly between the seasons.
Witness Echoes of the Past
The land at Sacred Springs holds stories of prehistoric cliff-dwelling communities who farmed and thrived here. From our campsites, you’ll see and hear the highway which traces this ancient corridor’s path, a living reminder of those who once traversed this historical route.
The Spirit of Sacred Springs
Your journey begins as you enter this sacred river valley. A drive through desert vistas leads you along a primitive road to our serene oasis. From panoramic views atop the plateau to the soothing waters below, Sacred Springs offers a retreat like no other.
Relax in a hammock by the creek. Wander trails that wind through ancient landscapes. Marvel at sunsets painting the sky with vivid colors. Let the sound of the creek ground you in the timeless rhythms of the earth.
A Place of Reverence and Care
Sacred Springs is a space for beauty, renewal, and mindfulness. Steep cliffs and rugged terrain remind visitors to tread lightly and stay on marked trails. Each step is an opportunity to honor the land and the life it sustains.
A Central Gateway to Adventure
Sacred Springs is perfectly located near key attractions: Sedona Wolf Sanctuary (0.2 miles), Montezuma Castle (7 miles), Sedona/Village of Oak Creek (17 miles), and the Grand Canyon (130 miles).
Step into the timeless beauty of Sacred Springs—your sanctuary awaits.
[Mandatory liability waiver signing upon arrival.]
Baba Ranch
6. Baba Ranch
94%
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25mi from Coconino National Forest · 1 site · Tent, RV
3 acres of amazing high desert, low forest land overlooking Sedona Arizona with spectacular views of the red rocks!
One large site for camping either tent or RV , no hookups but outdoor toilet , firepit, wood and trash cans provided!
Property looks down the valley onto Sedona!! Spectacular!
Close enough to everything but feels like miles away!
Please enjoy the space and leave it as you found it.
Take all garbage with you on checkout and replace with clean garbage bag.
This will help for the next campers.
Thank you.😀
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Beaver Creek Oasis
7. Beaver Creek Oasis
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25mi from Coconino National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located on Beaver Creek on 21 acres you may choose your site tucked in the mesquite bosque or among the sycamores. The 1 1/2 mile dirt road is rough but worth the effort. Close to Sedona, Page Springs wineries, hiking and relaxing. See the stars at night and let nature rejuvenate.
The alpacas will be pleased to eat some grain from your palm and the rooster will wake you at dawn ready for the start the morning. Arrival before dark required for check-in unless approved by host in advance.
Pitch your tent or park your van in a designated site of your choosing on 21 acres either tucked in the mesquite bosque, near the creek (hike-in) or among the sycamores (drive-in). The 1 1/2 mile dirt road is rough but worth the effort. Close to Sedona, Page Springs wineries, hiking and just relaxing. See the stars at night!
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Village Camp Flagstaff Cabins & RVs
8. Village Camp Flagstaff Cabins & RVs
92%
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28mi from Coconino National Forest · 175 sites · RVs, Lodging
Village Camp Flagstaff is an outdoor resort community built for the modern adventurer. It’s a fresh take on outdoor hospitality—offering stylish Adventure Cabins and luxury RV sites, all designed to elevate your mountain-loving lifestyle. With curated amenities and a weekly lineup of on-property events and experiences, it’s the perfect basecamp for your next Flagstaff escape.
Accommodations:
RV Sites
Choose from a variety of full-hookup RV sites, including Standard Back-In, Premium Back-In, and Super Premium Back-In options—each designed to accommodate rigs of all sizes. Many sites offer beautiful natural surroundings, with easy access to trails and resort amenities.
Adventure Cabins
We offer several Adventure Cabin layouts, sleeping anywhere from 4 to 9 guests. Each cabin features a kitchenette or full kitchen, luxe bathrooms, and one or two patios—ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring Northern Arizona.
Pets
Full hookups
Hawks Hideaway Camping, LLC
9. Hawks Hideaway Camping, LLC
97%
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28mi from Coconino National Forest · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Hawks Hideaway offers 8 campsites suitable for tents of all sizes, many of which can accommodate two or more tents (additional fees may apply). We also have a large, unfurnished teepee, and are working on a cozy, furnished country cottage. (ETA Sept 25). Large trailers and RVs are NOT allowed.
Nearby activities include: bird watching, hiking, river rafting or tubing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, stargazing, and rockhounding. This area conforms to the Arizona Dark Sky initiative, and while we are not dark-sky certified, we've had several guests compliment us on our beautiful skys. When it comes to rockhounding, or amateur geology, this is a fantastic area for exploration and study.
We gladly welcome pets, as long as you take care of all their needs, including cleaning up any mess and filling in any holes. Well mannered, friendly dogs may be unleashed from time to time. Please, PLEASE watch your small pets carefully. If you're traveling with cats, please keep them on a lead.
There is a riding academy and boarding facility adjacent to our property, and a long pleasant trail allows horseback riders, hikers and cyclists to travel along the Verde Greenway into Old Town Cottonwood, a pleasant 30 minute walk through lush riparian area.
Hawks Hideaway is a family owned property, occupied by a 3rd and 4th generation, mother-son team. Two generations have lived and died here before us and we are proud to be the custodians of this majestic property, full of old growth, gigantic cottonwood trees. A birdwatcher, or naturalists dream.
Hawks Hideaway is a natural and secluded spot located directly adjacent to the state-maintained Verde River Greenway. This means you may encounter wildlife and pests associated with being in such close connection to nature.
Hawks Hideaway is next to many miles of wilderness. You may see or encounter wildlife of all kinds, most are harmless, some are dangerous. It is your responsibility to know the difference. Be prepared to tuck your food away and bring ample protection from the insects.
You are responsible for your own safety and are camping here at you own risk. Please do not interact with any wild animals. If you encounter something and need help, please reach out to us. We live on the property and are readily available.
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The Otterlimits
10. The Otterlimits
94%
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34mi from Coconino National Forest · 1 site · Tent, RV
Notice: Beasley Flat Rec. Area is open again as of 4/20/23
The area is part of the National
Wild and Scenic preserve on the Verde River.
The river is one of the only few free flowing rivers in Arizona. Otters, Beaver, Blue Heron and a vast amount of migratory birds call it home. Once an inland water way to the Sea of Cortez, the river was part of the trade route during ancient times. Many Indian Ruins and archeological sites to visit in the area. Scenic boating, hiking and ATV trails right from your campsite.
Learn more about this land:
Pitch a tent or a small camp trailer in a 1/2 acre Mesquite grove. Five minute stroll to the Verde River. Horse Back Tours and Boat rentals available locally within walking distance. National Forest recreation area (Beasley Flat) close by. Many Indian ruins, entertainment, wineries and mountain trail to explore in the area. Great wildlife viewing in the scenic Verde Valley of Arizona.
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Grand Canyon Oasis
11. Grand Canyon Oasis
93%
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43mi from Coconino National Forest · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
We are a family-owned RV park and Tiny Home Glampground located 50 minutes from the east entrance to Grand Canyon National Park and only 20 minutes north of Flagstaff, Arizona. Our family -- Adam, Shelley, Zoe, Ava, and Cairo -- purchased the RV park in 2021. The property was a trading post for decades but had fallen into disrepair. We have been busy painting, cleaning and improving the grounds to become a comfortable oasis for your family. Our location on US Hwy 89 on the east side of the highway 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 downtown Flagstaff, and on the way to the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, Moab and Durango. Stay the night or as long as you like! Drink in the hibiscus sunrises above the Painted Desert and relax into the long shadows of the San Francisco Peaks. Let us know if you want to borrow a telescope to explore the darkest night sky you have ever seen! We are excited to share our home with you! DARK SKIES **** WE NOW HAVE A CAR CHARGING STATION**** **** WE HAVE A NEW HUGE DOG PARK***
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Full hookups
Turquoise Triangle RV Park
12. Turquoise Triangle RV Park
29mi from Coconino National Forest · 10 sites
We are located on Highway 89A right next to Reese's Tire and Automotive in beautiful Cottonwood, AZ. Elevation of 3268 feet which makes for a comfortable year round location.
The Turquoise Triangle RV Park has been owned and operated by Reese and Mary Jo Dixon since 1999. The trailer park is located next to their tire business that they, along with family members own and operate, established in 1980.
Pets
Full hookups
Verde Ranch RV Resort, Camp Verde, Arizona
13. Verde Ranch RV Resort, Camp Verde, Arizona
29mi from Coconino National Forest · 417 sites · RVs, Lodging
Awarded Top Campgrounds in the US, Top Campgrounds for RVs
Your Red Rock Basecamp in the Heart of Arizona
Experience the spirit of the Southwest at Verde Ranch RV Resort — your gateway to Arizona’s most iconic destinations. Nestled in the scenic Verde Valley, we’re just a short drive from the red rocks of Sedona, the historic charm of Jerome, and unforgettable day trips to the Grand Canyon National Park.
Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, an extended snowbird stay, a couples retreat, or a multi-generational adventure, Verde Ranch blends rugged Arizona beauty with elevated comfort.
Choose your perfect stay:
- Spacious 50-amp full-hookup RV sites with mountain views
- Luxury cottages with modern finishes
- Adventure-ready Safari Tents
- Unique, Western-inspired Conestoga Wagons for a one-of-a-kind glamping experience
After a day of hiking, wine tasting, sightseeing, or simply soaking up the desert sunshine, return to resort-style amenities designed for both relaxation and connection. Lounge by the heated pool, unwind in one of two hot tubs beneath a canopy of stars, enjoy the splash pad with visiting grandchildren, or gather around a fire pit as the sun sets over the high desert.
At Verde Ranch, days are adventurous, evenings are peaceful, and every stay feels like coming home — with a little more Arizona magic.
Pets
Full hookups
Bradshaw Mountains Basecamp
14. Bradshaw Mountains Basecamp
100%
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45mi from Coconino National Forest · 5 sites
5 acre rural property in Dewey, AZ at approximately 4800 feet.
Great place to stop on your way to Flagstaff or the Grand Canyon. Conveniently located near Prescott, AZ where there are lots of beautiful hiking opportunities: Lake Watson, Thumb Butte, Lynx Lake, Peavine Trail, and many others.
Other nearby attractions include the Verde Canyon Railroad, Jerome, Sedona, and Montezuma Castle National Monument.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
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Private Ponderosa Paradise Camp
15. Private Ponderosa Paradise Camp
83%
(3)
10mi from Coconino National Forest · 1 site · Tent, RV
Nestled among Arizona's towering ponderosa pines, this private campsite offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by fresh mountain air, wildlife, and beautiful forest scenery.
Enjoy the quiet of nature, relax beneath the stars, and explore the nearby outdoor attractions that make northern Arizona a favorite destination for campers and adventurers alike. It's an ideal getaway for those seeking privacy, relaxation, and a true forest camping experience.
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Quiet Homestead
16. Quiet Homestead
100%
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12mi from Coconino National Forest · 1 site
Located in the heart of Sedona, our property offers convenient access to several trails, shopping, and dining. We cater primarily to guests seeking outdoor recreation and those looking to avoid traffic or congested campsites.
Our property and neighborhood are part of one of Sedona’s original homesteads. The campsite is located on a half-acre orchard, but a smaller designated area has been sectioned off for guests. Please refer to the diagram in the photos for details. Guests are not permitted in the larger field and orchard areas.
We have several shade trees, a small grassy area, and a picnic table. Stroll through the neighborhood and enjoy the orchards and local wildlife, especially the birds.
We are a short 10–15 minute walk to the Hillside Shopping Center and Tlaquepaque. Mountain biking to the Hangover and Huckaby Trailhead is about 10 minutes. The bottom of Adobe Jack and Javelina is about a 5-minute mountain bike ride. Broken Arrow Trailhead is about a 10-minute mountain bike ride. Marg’s Draw (wilderness area) is about a 2-minute drive.
Our site can only accommodate smaller vehicles, primarily camper vans or cab-over campers. All units must be fully self-contained. There are no restrooms on site, and we ask guests not to urinate on the property. Absolutely no drugs or parties. Quiet hours begin after sunset. We are located in a quiet neighbourhood and ask guests to be respectful of our neighbours.
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Epic 5.5
17. Epic 5.5
100%
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24mi from Coconino National Forest · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled beside a towering rock wall featuring authentic cave dwellings, this creekside campground offers a truly unique and immersive nature experience. Surrounded by giant trees and natural beauty, it’s the perfect place to explore, unwind, and reconnect.
Despite its peaceful, private, and almost sacred feel, the property is conveniently located just off I-17—making it an easy and accessible escape.
Enjoy seasonal comforts with a refreshing pool in the summer and a relaxing jacuzzi in the winter, adding a touch of comfort to your outdoor adventure.
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Guardian Ridge
18. Guardian Ridge
25mi from Coconino National Forest · 1 site
Van and Truck Camper camping on 8 acres on raw land. Epic views. We are between Montezuma Castle National Monument and Montezuma Well. We are near key attractions like: Montezuma Castle, Sedona Wolf Sanctuary, and 140 miles o the Grand Canyon.
This is raw land, which means you will need to pack it in and pack it out. Please be mindful of wildlife like: raccoons, bears, and coyotes. The location will be shared once booked, and can be found utilizing the GPS coordinates included.
Enjoy unobstructed views of gorgeous sunrises and sunsets.
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Milky Way Hip Camp
19. Milky Way Hip Camp
93%
(7)
29mi from Coconino National Forest · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Escape to serenity with your entire family at this tranquil retreat nestled among junipers and volcanic craters just beyond Flagstaff. Embrace the charm of a quaint off-grid cabin equipped with all the essential amenities, ensuring a delightful stay while you venture into the captivating wonders that Flagstaff has in store.
Discover nearby attractions such as Grand Falls, Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Monument, and, of course, the majestic Grand Canyon. Take leisurely hikes through the juniper-laden landscapes or ascend Junction Crater right from your doorstep, immersing yourself in the beauty of the Coconino National Forest with sweeping views of the Painted Desert.
Unwind and create lasting memories in this peaceful haven, where the allure of nature seamlessly combines with the comfort of your off-grid cabin. Whether you're exploring the diverse wonders of Flagstaff or savoring the tranquility of the Coconino National Forest, this retreat promises a memorable experience for all.
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Working Cattle Ranch
20. Working Cattle Ranch
100%
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33mi from Coconino National Forest · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Our high desert cattle ranch is located in Central Arizona and covers 13,000 acres. We lease government land to maintain our mother cows and breeding stock. Our herd of Brangus and Beefmaster Cross cattle are best adapted to the desert-type climate. We also have some American Wagyu cattle. The cattle forage on native grasses in mesquite, catclaw, prickly pear, and pinyon-type vegetation. It’s a passion and more about a lifestyle that involves hard work, grit, and dedication. Raising cattle and livestock has always been a way of life that both, Pierre & Kristi, have been a part of. Raising our girls teaching the values of hard work, good stewardship of the land, and passing on a passion for the cattle industry are the focus of their cattle business. We offer 4 full hook-up RV spots, plenty of room for dry camping and pitching a tent. We also offer several cuts of beef that you can purchase when you arrive and see our availability.
Pets
Full hookups
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Robert
5 days ago
45 ft travel trailer
Easy to find and great access for our rig. Super clean and all hookups made for a great stay.
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mark
6 days ago
36 ft toy hauler
Very easy to set up. Friendly hosts. Perfect for overnight stops. They have a get lounge
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Joseph
1 week ago
30 ft Class C
With pets
Comfortable site close to Grand Canyon! Great hosts!
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sean
1 week ago
19 ft campervan
Great spot to base yourself while exploring Flagstaff and the surrounding area. Jeannie and Cameron were super friendly, easygoing, and made everything simple. I’d definitely stay here again.
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Chiraag
2 weeks ago
30 ft travel trailer
With pets
Great park - clean and quiet. Nice lodge with games, books, and etc. Strong recommend.
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Iram
2 weeks ago
29 ft travel trailer
With kids
I loved the space, quiet, relaxing, and with all the hookups (electrical, sewer, and water). Adam was great and very communicative through out the trip and even helped me hookup RV when leaving the site. The lobby was great, the site super clean, and the snacks were a treasure.
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Pete
3 weeks ago
40 ft travel trailer
With pets
Everything was great and in great shape. Hosts were wonderful. No complaints.
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John
3 weeks ago
24 ft travel trailer
With pets
Great place. Great hosts. Wonderful views. We definitely want to come back.
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Jon
3 weeks ago
35 ft Class A
Nice little campground. Host’s were great. Would stay again
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Byron
June 2026
25 ft travel trailer
With pets
Easy parking with convenient location to nearby National Monuments. Great availability of facilities (laundry, grills and fresh eggs (based upon chicken availability), a great night sky. Also, Shelley and Adam were very responsive to requests for information and modifications to the reservations.
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Maggi
June 2026
20 ft campervan
Spent one night boondocking at this site. Directions were very easy to follow and the sites that have a combination of tiny homes, tent sites and RV spots are spaced nicely to give each of them space. The clubhouse was well-appointed with practical items for purchase, games like air hockey, laundry and a restroom with a well-attended funky and playful vibe. Bonus for happy chickens onsite who lay eggs that you can buy.
I will absolutely go back. Super close to Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monument.
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Erica
June 2026
20 ft Class B
With pets
This was a great place to stay! I definitely would again. Mary was very responsive and helpful. The place was easy to get to and clean and nice.
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April
June 2026
16 ft car
I absolutely loved camping at Adam and Shelly's Camp. The directions were spot on, and the views at camp beautiful. The share space for all campers was a blessing 🙌.. from exercise equipment to all kinds of activities for kids and adults. Farm fresh eggs 🥚 just yummm. Fresh water and bathrooms an added bonus, my puppers loved the dog 🐕 park. Can't wait to plan my next trip.
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paula
June 2026
17 ft travel trailer
Great private space, walking distance to downtown. Host has tips for local sites and good ghost stories!
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Mary
June 2026
30 ft travel trailer
With pets
Would Recommend! When we first arrived Adam greeted us and showed us to our location. He was very friendly and helpful. Told us about all the amenities, pool table, lounge area, laundry facilities and the dog park! We opted to stay another night. Great location and the views were amazing!
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Christy
June 2026
38 ft fifth wheel
Group trip
Easy pull through spot. Convenient laundry. Friendly hosts. Beautiful night skies. A lovely campground close to the West entrance of the Grand Canyon. (Longer drive to get to the Village or visitor’s center) A day trip to Sedona is also very doable.
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June 2026
30 ft Class C
Small rv park with Friendly owners, Shelley is very personable and quick to respond to any messages.
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Patricia
June 2026
21 ft Class C
Quiet and restful, private RV space in Flagstaff, AZ.
Close to Historic Downtown Flagstaff, AZ, this is a great space with full hookups. It's on a driveway in a quiet neighborhood. Jeannie and Cameron are kind and welcoming, we had an awesome stay. We come to Flagstaff often, so this is our new go-to home away from home!
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clint
June 2026
36 ft Class A
With pets
Great place outside of Flagstaff, nice and clean. Club house is cool, no restrauarants close (miles away), make sure you have food or stop first. Nice area for dogs, ours enjoyed it.
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Victoria
June 2026
30 ft Class C
If the site were level, it would be perfect. Astonishing clubhouse. If there were a bathhouse, it would be beyond perfection. Very good price point for boondocking. Much appreciated.
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96%
71 ratings · 37 reviews
Recommends
· June 2026
Tent ·
Bonito Campground
Did an overnight here late May, midweek
Nice campground - fcfs - decently spread out. Site was 20 something and do need to pay entry fee
Park itself was pretty - worth walking the lava field trails
Would be an excellent base from which to do Flagstaff things
Amazing stars at night
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Jon R.
5 reviews
Loved this campground. It's beautiful and well maintained. The dog park was great for the dogs to run around and the lodge was adorable. They offered bags to keep the area clean.
I pass through during my travels between Utah and Arizona and plan to stop again more often.
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Karri M.
2 reviews
Great campsite! Has bathrooms and trash cans. No showers. It has water the is drinkable… but it’s yellow and tastes very metallic. Sites 1, 2, and 3 are first come first serve. The website doesn’t say this but the host said that is the case.
My wife and I stayed so we could visit Sedona. It is right on Oak Creek so there is always the calming sound of rushing water. The sites are all well maintained. The bathrooms could have used some cleaning as there was a strong smell if you got too close. You get a small amount of traffic noise but it is rarely not noticeable.
Site 11 is the best. Sites 1 and 7 are closest to the bathroom. That wouldn’t keep me from booking them is retrospect but would get another one if possible.
The location makes up for all its short comings. Great stay and would stay again
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Adam J.
2 reviews
Recommends
· November 2025
Love the showers and the store. Nicest hosts, and friendly campers. Not the most privacy but that’s ok
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Joy L.
2 reviews
Recommends
· November 2025
Sooo awesome. Amazing camp host and awesome trails and creek access.
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Joy L.
2 reviews
We loved our stay in the Tipi!!!
Super clean bathroom with a hose available.
Close to town but felt faraway. Lots of birds!
The tipi was clean and comfortable. Way bigger than it looks. We could have fit 10 more people in there comfortably:). Would definitely recommend!
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Heidi W.
5 reviews
Recommends
· May 2025
Tent · With pets ·
Cave Spring Campground
Can get crowded on the weekends, but lovely spot just outside of Sedona.
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Amanda S.
9 reviews
April 2023
This location is an Equine Only Camping Area. Pricing is $30 per night by reservation only. See the Recreation,gov site for more info.
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Jason S.
3 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· November 2020
Just came back from a three day camping trip and my wife and I stayed at Manzanita. It was one of the best campsites we've visited. Dennis, one of the camp hosts, was available and friendly, and made us feel at home. This is a tent-only campsite and it gave the campgrounds a cozier vibe. We reserved Site 18, and we had a lot of space to move around and we were very close to the creek. There is drinking water available from a pump and although the vault toilets are a bit smelly, I saw Dennis and crew cleaning the restrooms frequently. Lots of people there, but thankfully everyone was really kind and everyone was following distancing measures and wearing masks when appropriate. All-in-all, it was amazing and we would definitely return!
Lorenzo G.
5 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· June 2019
We had a wonderful stay at Canyon Vista Campground. It's remarkably close to the city, Flagstaff, but tucked away in the forest, it feels remote. We went in June 2019, and it wasn't crowded at all. The hosts were absolutely wonderful. They came by and checked that we had everything we needed and offered us water. They gave us a general idea of the campground. They had installed little motion sensor lights in the bathroom, so you don't have to fumble with phones or flashlights to use the loo. They have a box of reading materials, books, maps, etc. like a little free library set up. They had 5 wonderful dogs, all leashed, controlled and super friendly and adorable. A few are trained therapy dogs, just wonderful sweet, quiet dogs. It was so
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Julie V.
7 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· May 2019
Take a dip down in Oak Creek located right beside the campground.
Cassidy B.
7 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· November 2018
Average campsite near a highway, the real draw to this place is the incredible climbing access nearby.
Megan M.
7 years on Hipcamp
August 2018
Agree with Ryan's review! Epic RV spots, and still decent for tent camping. The camp host was awesome. Ideally, I would go back when there are less mosquitos, just remember to bring bug spray!
Julie M.
28 reviews
February 2018
Camping is not permitted at this trailhead!!!
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Laura K.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· January 2018
Great campground along Oak Creek. Reservations are needed pretty much all year. The campground is along 89A a pretty busy road with traffic between Sedona and Flagstaff. Great hikes across the road.
Terry G.
8 years on Hipcamp
June 2017
Located 1 mile from Sunset Crater, this campsite's location is perfect. The sites are large and each have a fire pit. The bathrooms are very clean with flush toilets. You can buy firewood on site and the forest is just beautiful. It was the quietest night sleep I have ever had at a campground. The hosts were terrific. We paid $24 for a tent site.
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Denise B.
9 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· June 2017
Try to get a spot close to the water to listen to the water of the creek - helps those ZZZZ's
Nicholas T.
3 reviews
May 2017
The dirt road to the campground seems like you're in the middle of nowhere, but eventually you pull up the the campground and see the beautiful lake! (My Toyota Corolla did just fine on the dirt road--not sure how it would be in winter). When we arrived, there was maybe one other person there--I love a quiet campsite! The fire pit and tent area was great and so close to the water! I went mid-September, so it got pretty chilly at night, but as long as you have a good sleeping bag and blankets, you should be fine! My dog also enjoyed sniffing and exploring the area surrounding the lake. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a peaceful escape near Flagstaff!
Cami C.
2 reviews
Recommends
· May 2017
Right along the road, so try to reserve a spot as far away as possible to buffer sound. No showers available at the campground.
Casey D.
9 years on Hipcamp
May 2017
closed to camping 4/1-10/1 - day use only
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Jb L.
2 reviews
May 2017
This campground was such a good basecamp for a couple of days of adventuring in Sedona. It's super small... only 20 sites or so. Half are reservation, and from what we can tell, they get booked pretty far in advance. We snagged the last of the first come sites when we arrived. The hosts, Brian and Moon, are the best. Brian makes a point to chat with everyone staying there, knows when you are leaving, and makes sure that you have everything you need. Campsites are all raked and cleaned up as soon as you leave. The bathrooms were the cleanest pit toilets I have ever seen. If you wander down past the hosts a bit, there is a great swimming hole to cool off in after a dusty mountain bike ride.
Melinda H.
10 years on Hipcamp
April 2017
The road in will make you think it's yet another AZ forest road that promises a lake but fails to deliver -- but stick with it! Happy the Dog and I visited September 23, 2016, late in the year -- camp hosts advised that freezing temperatures were expected that night, but I bundled up and slept like a bug in a rug. No one but us at the site. It was so peaceful in the morning that I pulled out a good book and enjoyed the solitude for 8 wonderful hours. As the sun rose, I peeled off first hat, then jacket, then sweatshirt, then shirt, enjoying the cool warmth on my skin while drinking coffee and watching the lake. Stayed way longer than I expected, but left refreshed and invigorated.
Solveig M.
9 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· April 2017
This campground actually has a fully staffed little store for sundries and firewood.
Solveig M.
9 years on Hipcamp
October 2016
This is a very nice remote place to camp at, however it is over run with NAU students in the camp ground. I was there last Friday night and a group of five guys were making loud noises all night. It sounded as if they were shaping sheet metal with loud banging. They then started back up with the loudness at 6:00am! During the day you have massive amounts of cars arriving from the valley to do day hiking. The camping areas are bathed in dust all day as cars come and go. Over all the area is over stressed with people using the facilities. If you want a nice quite camping experience I would skip this place!
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Brian C.
9 years on Hipcamp
September 2016
A nearly hidden turn off about 10 minutes north of Sedona.
Crickets nearly drown out the sound of the water flowing down Oak Creek.
Incredibly lush and well shaded, very welcome after travelling through the AZ and CA deserts most of the day.
Berry bushes line the creek and small trail that lead to a rock outcropping above a nearby swimming hole.
No RVs, no generators, simple pit toilets. Everything is clean and well maintained. Firewood is available onsite for about 7 bucks per bundle.
Located halfway between Sedona and Slide Rock, there are plenty of options on how to spend your day. Or just relax in a hammock next to the creek.
This was a real gem to find, and I look very forward to returning to Manzanita.
Brett J.
9 years on Hipcamp
July 2016
I imagine this is a prime spot for RVers, but pretty average for tent campers. Close to town, which can be good or bad. Right off a main highway, so you hear a ton of traffic during the day. Add to that airplanes flying in low. Take away all the noise and this place would be great. Lots of trees. Some chipmunks were playing right out side my tent when I woke up. Best part is the camp host. The guy obviously takes pride in his work. My site, which I had no reservation for, was freshly raked upon arrival. I noticed him making his rounds to everything on his to-do list. Very nice guy. Would definitely recommend if the background noise isn't an issue for you. Really a beautiful place.
Ryan L.
2 reviews
June 2016
Although it's situated along the 89A, Pine Flat is still a great spot to call home for a night on your Sedona/Oak Creek getaway. This is a very popular campground so plan ahead and/or get there super early. The camp host is awesome and may be able to work with you if there is a last minute opening.
Most of the sites are shaded at least in part of the day by the surrounding ponderosa pines. The back end of the grounds bumps up against Oak creek with small trails you can easily access. Just north of the campground is a natural spring which many locals and visitors alike stop by to fill up their water bottles. Directly across the street from that is the trailhead for Cookstove Trail that runs in a loop for 1.6 miles to Cave Springs. Do it!
Nicholas T.
3 reviews
May 2016
We visited here over Memorial Day weekend 2016 and loved it. Had no trouble finding a site and people were coming and going daily without issue. Many sites can accommodate travel trailers. We opted for a spot away from the cliff edge since we were traveling with small children and toddlers, but if you have older children or none at all I would highly recommend picking a spot near the edge. The views are phenomenal looking down on tree tops, offering a great sunrise view.
The camp hosts were extremely friendly and helpful. There are several bathrooms and potable water, but no showers. Sites are $8/night.
All sites are surrounded by countless ponderosa pines providing plenty of shade.
Small restaurant/shop/gas station on 87.
Tina B.
10 years on Hipcamp
May 2016
Although we weren't technically at the campground, we camped right near here, back in the trees a little bit, over Memorial Day weekend. Even though it was busy and there were lots of fellow adventurers out, there are SO many spots in this area that we didn't have too much of a problem finding a secluded place to set up. The views overlooking the Mogollon Rim are incredible, and the lush undergrowth of ferns makes this Ponderosa forest unique to Arizona's norm. We loved exploring with our pup to find grassy meadows, little streams, and lots of elk and bear tracks. The weather was really nice during the day and pretty chilly at night. Woke up to a howling coyote some time in the early morning. We'll be heading back here for sure!
Erica M.
10 years on Hipcamp
December 2015
This is a beautiful campground along oak creek in the canyon of its namesake. It's only a few miles from sedona, so it's s great place for a basecamp. There's also a few trails accessible from the CG itself. It is a bit higher in elevation than sedona & mostly shaded in the pine forest so it is much cooler than sedona proper. Get there early because sites go fast.
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Ch C.
10 years on Hipcamp
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