Sedona, Arizona Top RV Parks and Campgrounds with Full Hookups

If you are looking for a luxury place, then look no further! Verde Ranch RV Resort was voted #6 Best RV Resort by USA TODAY 10Best, as well as received recognition on other travel platforms. Its great location allows day trips to Sedona, Cottonwood, Montezuma's Castle, Flagstaff, and the southern rim of the Grand Canyon.

Zane Grey RV Village is a great place to live or hang out year round. It’s close to everything you want to be around when you’re traveling to Sedona, and because it’s surrounded by mountains, you’ll have shelter from summer rains. This is a beautiful place to stop and stay a while.

Munds Park RV Resort is directly adjacent to Coconino tiol Forest in the cool pines of Munds Park. At an elevation of 6,700 feet, the park is a great spot when you’d like to get away from it all and stay cool doing it. In addition to Coconino tiol Forest, you’ll be in a central location to see the Grand Canyon, Sedo, the Petrified Forest, and tiol historic sites all in one trip.

This is a medium-sized RV park located to the east of downtown Cottonwood. It is located about 15 minutes away from Sedo. There are numerous hiking trails you can access from this campground.

Distant Drums RV Resort is a medium-sized RV park located just outside of town. It’s close to Sedo and Montezuma tiol Monument. This RV park consists of an open space with many RV pads.

Located just 10 minutes outside of Flagstaff, Fort Tuthill County Park is the perfect place to turn into your base of operations as you explore local sights like Meteor Crater. Fort Tuthill County Park is a top contender for best RV camping in Flagstaff, Arizona, due to the fact that it seems very far away from the hustle and bustle while still being close to all of Flagstaff’s many amenities and beautiful landmarks.

Camelot RV Park is located slightly north of Cottonwood. This RV park is relatively small. It is mostly devoted to full-time residents, but there are also a few RV pads for rent.

This RV park is surrounded by mature shade trees. It’s located near downtown Camp Verde and is somewhat smaller than other parks in the area.

Rain Spirit is located in central Arizona’s Verde Valley region. Close to many National Parks and attractions: Tuzigoot National Monument, Sedona Red Rock Country, The Historic Town of Jerome, Verde Canyon Railroad, and Old Town Cottonwood.

This Flagstaff campground is located a little way to the south of town on the shores of Mormon Lake. Mormon Lake RV Park and Campground features all the amenities you’ll need for an enjoyable stay, and there are plenty of things to do at the campground and throughout the immediate area. There are even trout fishing and a full-fledged steakhouse to make your stay at Mormon Lake RV Park and Campground unforgettable.

Surrounded by majestic pine trees, Woody Mountain RV Park & Campground is the perfect spot for enjoying some relaxation in the shade. Though this campground is closed in the winter, it reopens most years on March 15th (weather permitting). There are plenty of amenities in the area, and you’ll even be able to enjoy a general store and sandwich shop that are located directly on the campground property.

J & H is a typical RV park with all the amenities of home. It’s located far enough outside of the city for peace and quiet to reign, yet you can make the trip to Flagstaff in less than 20 minutes. This is a 55+ RV park, which ensures the serenity of your visit from start to finish.

Black Bart’s RV Park is a medium-sized RV campground in Flagstaff. Since there’s a general store on-site, you’ll be able to stock up on all your essentials. You can also eat at the camp restaurant.

Also known as Camp Navajo Campground, Pine View RV Park is one of the smaller and more remote RV parks in the Flagstaff area. This means that you won’t have to deal with roaming packs of screaming kids or huge lines to dump your tanks. Even though Pine View RV Park feels like it’s in the middle of nowhere, it’s actually only about 15 minutes away from Flagstaff.

The Flagstaff KOA is a typical KOA campground that is flush with amenities and supported by excellent customer service. Unlike some of the other regional campgrounds, Flagstaff KOA is anything but far-flung, making trips into town easy.

Greer’s Pine Shadows RV Park is one of the more popular campgrounds in Flagstaff, Arizona. While there aren’t as many amenities on-site as you’ll find at other campgrounds, downtown Flagstaff is only 13 minutes away.

Patrons of Happy Jack Lodge & RV miss the cool temperatures of the high country when they are away. This campground draws a crowd even during the winter months with its snow play area. Since the park is on 100 acres of wilderness, it has plenty of wide-open space for ATV riding.

The Canyon Motel & RV Park is located in Williams, AZ surrounded by the Kaibab National Forest on 13 acres. It has 47 spacious pull-thru and back-in full hook up sites that are up to over 70ft long. It also has spacious tent sites that are secluded in the forest. It's open year-round, with our peak season being March through October.

You can hike directly to Watson Lake Park from Point of Rocks Campground, but you’re also conveniently located in the city of Prescott, Arizona. From there, Flagstaff is just under two hours away, and the Grand Canyon National Park is barely over two hours away, making it easy to do a day trip. Located halfway between Phoenix and the Grand Canyon, this is a convenient RV park for anyone flying into Phoenix and going to visit the Grand Canyon.