Pine Flat Campground West

Great campsite, was quite the sites and facilities were clean.

Overall a great site right off the 89A

This campground is in a beautiful pine forest with an amazing view of the canyon wall. Unfortunately it is right next to the highway so lots of traffic noise. The camp hosts are wonderful and the campground is very well maintained and tidy. A bit pricey at 30$ a night.

We stayed here in April of 2024. It's a nice, recently redone CG with paved roads and sites. Vault toilets and water. Host sells firewood and ice. We camped creekside but the creek was not much at the time. Lots to do in the area but best to familiarize yourself with the rules for Sedona and Oak Creek hiking before going. It's a very busy place!

There is a spring near the north end of the CG which attracts a lot of attention from the locals who park along the road to fill water containers, large and small. 

The only negative about the CG is highway noise. It's a busy road! It does get a little quieter in the evenings and busy on weekends.

We hiked the West fork of Oak Creek and really enjoyed it. Super busy - Go early or late. Also hiked Cathedral Rock - Again, go early of late to find parking.

Friendly staff. Clean. Level sites. Some are small so check length before booking is you travel in RV or trailer.

Some sites are close to the road but quiet at night. No large trucks allowed on this section of highway 89A.

We made an impromptu trip to escape the heat and unwind. We were grateful the stars aligned and snagged a FF spot! The sites are spacious and very well kept. Yes, you are right next to 89 regardless, but it worked fine for us. The creek is easily accessible and walking distance to a trail head as well. Firewood and ice are available on-site and the camp hosts graciously drop it off at your site. It is a quiet campground and to note is that music is not allowed. 

Afternoon rain in the canyon is such a treat and we couldn't have ordered it!

Very beautiful well maintained sites. Our host welcomed us and informed water and toilet located. This place has water available in two different locations only for drinking, perfect network coverage for Verizon, has vaulted two toilets and trash bins. There is a small creek just below and beautiful morning when early sunlight hits cliffs. It’s 35 min drive from sedona city. They sell fire woods.

Great place. It’s a well kept campground with very clean toilets. Sites are a bit too close to each other, but it’s fine if you come with others and can book them next to each other. Some say that the street is too close but from our spot we didn’t hear cars (can’t even see the street). We were in sites 10, 11, and 13.

We stayed 4 nights to explore Sedona. Campground in the forest between the creek and the highway. Beautiful. Friendly hosts.

Turned in here hoping for a FCFS spot, got lucky on a Friday night. The campground was packed, each site had somebody. Really well maintained campground the hosts were lovely and very helpful. Great service on Verizon and att. No showers. Pit toilets. Each site had fire ring and hosts had firewood and ice for sale. Bit of road noise during rush hour as it’s right off the road and there’s construction just passed this on the road.

Nice place with spring, close to river, clean, the camp host is really nice, they also sell wood and ice there.

We really enjoyed our stay here! We were fortunate to grab a first come first serve spot and stayed for 2 days. Unfortunately, the weekend was all booked up, so we had to move on. Very tidy restrooms, no showers. There’s a natural spring/ aquaphor at the entrance with the absolute freshest tasting water you will ever have in your life! 20 minute drive into Sedona through a winding and twisty road. A bit noisy with traffic since it’s basically on the road, but we really enjoyed our stay.

Very cool campground.

Spent one night here in pine. Easy to find, camp host was nice. If you plan on staying in September I would call ahead, they close the other half of the campgrounds that are FF sometime then. We came the day they closed that half. Luckily we got a site for one not that wasn’t reserved. Road noise wasn’t bad at night. Amazing views!

Nice views but next to road & traffic made sleeping difficult. Creek access is better a couple of miles down the road. No electric hook ups. Excellent Verizon service.

Very quiet and clean bathroom fly free, so relaxing we wanted to nap all the time, staff was friendly, and the views were amazing

Took a family trip to Sedona and chose to stay here, Place was beautiful and people were very welcoming as well… very easy to locate and they had clean bathrooms the only thing that I did not realize before bringing my RV is that it had no hook ups but we made it work … breathtaking view and very clean …

I went there during May. It was a nice and quiet area to camp at.

This is a convenient campground for hiking and exploring Sedona! Located just off the main road, oak creek runs right through the grounds , which were extremely well maintained. Each site has a fire pit and a picnic table. Easy to buy firewood and ice from the camp hosts. No water hookups or dump station however. All around great time!

Great views, right off the creek. Had toilets with hand sanitizer outside.

This campsite is very well maintained if you are looking for nice amenities. The bathrooms are super clean, drinking water is available, and you’re less than 10 minutes away from Slide Rock State Park. We went in April and it was pretty cold at night but beautiful during the day. The only thing is you are right next to the main road so don’t go here if you are looking for isolation. Overall, amazing campground!

This campground was the perfect place to stay at for my trip to Sedona! It’s a very short drive to Slide Rock State. There are plenty of pine trees to attach hammocks to. The fire pit comes with a grill which was very convenient for cooking, and the bathrooms are well-maintained. It’s far enough away from the business of Sedona, but the drive into town is not far at all. Highly recommend!

Pine Flat is a great spot in Sedona. The canyon area is beautiful and there is a wonderful hike right near the campground.

The best thing about the camp is the hosts. They are so great at keeping the campground looking perfect. The grounds are always clean, the bathrooms are spotless, and they have plentiful wood and ice for sale.

Only downside is the sites are a bit close together and close to the roadway as well.

As a low maintenance car sleeper when camping, this spot is perfect for us. This location is a getaway from the high cost city life in Sedona, and provides easy water access without crowds. Being next to the highway isn’t ideal, so kids and dog owners be aware. Cars passing through the canyon may wake you up at night if you’re a light sleeper. The hosts for the smaller side of the campground, Mary specifically, is a fantastic host and remembered us from prior visits. She keeps the location thoroughly cleaned, each site raked and all campsites in perfect condition. This location also often has space available when popular Manzanita and Cave Springs campgrounds fill up. It gets chilly in the canyon (as a phx local) so I always suggest bringing layers.

Amazing campground on one of the most senic drives in AZ. National Forest land, some sites first come first served, some reservations available. No hookups. Right along Oak Creek. Dark nights make for good stargazing through the forest canopy, although a little narrow field of view.

Other than being close to the highway, we love this campground. It is in a heavily wooded forest next to Oak Creek. It has multiple bathrooms and accessible drinking water. A decent distance from other campers and a large camping area. Staff is friendly, and close to all that Sedona, Arizona has to offer. Its only a few miles from Oak Creek Canyon’s West Fork trail where we hiked the 6 mile round trip trail, would recommend. There’s also a campsite a mile south that allows visitors to use their shower for only 4 dollars, which we utilized. Highly recommend this campground!

After four failed attempts to find a place to land for the night (two campgrounds not yet open for the season in mid-April and two dispersed sites that would not have been navigable in our low clearance van), we would have camped just about anywhere! Fortunately there were spots available here and we were greeted by a super friendly and welcoming camp host. Sites were all flat with tent pads; most had decent privacy between sites. All have fire rings, large picnic tables in good shape, grills, and lantern hooks. Vault toilets were clean. Artesian well that some reviews said the water quality was questionable; camp host says she drinks it but others do not. We filled up our water jugs and will give it a go. If it weren’t for the proximity to the road (89A) and the noise that goes with it (site 18 you might as well BE in the road!), I would have given this place 5 stars! For $11 (50% off with senior pass), this place was perfect for us!

A nice little campground with one loop. What I liked about this was the great hosts (who seemed on constant patrol in their golf cart), the level sites for tents, and the great access to trails. There was a trail that went under the road that led to the lake and another that went up to great views and the Arizona Trail. There was tons of elk scat on the upper Trail but I never saw any elk. At the top of the trail you had to go thru a gate into open range to get to the Arizona Trail. It was obvious from the cow patties that this was a popular spot for the cows as well. As for amenities, the tent pads were level and clean, there were fire pits (no fire due to the ban), and clean vault toilets. I’d stay here again.

campground is right off the main highway. fairly close to hear driving cars depending on the campground. very close to Sedona and rock slide park. spots are big enough for a small party of campers. facilities are nice and well maintained. campsites are close together but private enough.