Full-hookup pull-throughs, six camp cabins on the river, and monthly sites for the snowbird season, half an hour from Sedona. Winter highs around sixty.
4.7
388 reviews
96
Full-hookup sites
Trail Miles
2.5 miles
Acres
31 acres
Vehicle Types
Class A, Fifth wheel, Travel trailer, Van and tent
Every RV site has 30 and 50-amp power, water, and sewer. Dogs stay free.

Around the resort
Sites, cabins, the pool, and the rocks at sunset.

Real satellite imagery on real terrain. Take a look around before you visit.
No weekly rate. Past about two weeks, the monthly site costs less than paying nightly, so book that instead.
Collected at check-out, unedited.
Fourth winter here from Bozeman. Same site on the back loop every year, and Lorena had our mail sorted by date when we pulled in. The electric bill at the end was fair, about $60 a month for us.
Booked a cabin for the grandkids while we camped two sites over. Clean, cold AC, and the porch looks right at the river. Remember your own sheets. We did not.
Level pad and good hookups. The front sites by the office pick up truck noise off 89A in the early morning. Ask for the back loop.
We pulled in at 11pm after a breakdown in Flagstaff. Our site number was on the board with a note saying the bathhouse code. Small thing. It mattered that night.
Great park, but the wifi crawls between 7 and 9 in January when every rig is watching something. Daytime it is fine.
Dale had our slide-out problem looked at within the hour. Pool was warm in February. We already booked next winter.
How the park is run
Before you arrive
Check-in, big rigs, monthly stays, and pets.
A note when monthly sites open for next winter, when rates change, and when the pool closes for the season.