Campgrounds in Flagstaff AZ

[RobP]

We are headed to Flagstaff in a few weeks and are looking for recommendations on campgrounds. Looking for an easy in and out, preferably pull through. Thanks in advance!

 

[Doublegranch]

I am not that familiar with the RV Resorts in Flagstaff, but there are a number of them. I did check into the KOA for a Campout and from the website it looks very central to everything. I am sure one of the AZ Chapter members will chime in....
Welcome to Arizona!!

By the way, if you have military benefits, there is a super camp site Ft Tuthill in Flagstaff.

 

[travelin2]

Rvparky.com will show you the parks in the area.
Last April we stayed at Greer's Pine Shadows on Rt 89 north of town. We were escorted to a pull thru but you had to navigate thru the trees.
There is a KOA on the same hwy basically right next door.
We saw a large park just off I40 on the way to the Grand Canyon.


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[pegmikef]

If you are eligible, there is a really nice military family camp at Ft. Tuthill right on the edge of Flagstaff. It is nestled in tall pine trees. It is rustic though and not what I would call real easy in and out, but it is nice. Maybe other folks reading this might be interested in park.

 

[Az_Ernie]

Munds Park RV resort is located about fifteen miles south of Flagstaff. We've stayed there a couple of times and think that it is one of the finer RV parks we've stayed at. Lots of trees and shade.

 

[Grey Ghost]

We live in Phoenix and travel up to Flag all summer long, much cooler up there.

Black Barts.....not a very nice camp ground, would never stay there again, however the restaurant is very very good!
Geers....nice little campground very friendly staff and not to far out of town on the North East side of Flag
KOA....have never stayed there but have had some friends that did and would not recommend, depending on the size of your rig can get pretty tight.
Woody Mountain...nice campground if you like rough and rugged. If it rains can get pretty bad in spots.

William's down the road, west on I-40 has some nicer campground, might want to try there.

 

[Sundance_kid]

Forget the KOA, it's an older park and was built before slideouts came along.

 

[dlw930]

Stayed at the KOA on north side of 40 east of Williams. Lots of pull thru's with plenty of space. Easy on and off the interstate.


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