Cracker Barrel — Flagstaff

We arrived to No Camping signs. We did go inside and talk with a store employee who said there was a city ordinance against it but we could stay so long as we left after 7 am. In addition, there was a number of homeless people in the area. While it seemed very clean and safe, we didn’t want to run the risk of a knock and there tends to be a greater police presence where there are homeless people.

We got into town couldn’t find any same day rv parks so stayed overnight had breakfast and was on our way. Felt safe, there were other RVs!! Had our dogs we picked up after them others did not. Quite a bit of poo. But still easy nice quick overnight stop.

We were originally staying at HH but didn’t like the setting, got kicked out another location, and pulled in around 8 pm into CB to give a try based on the reviews. What a surprise! Our girls love shopping so they really enjoyed the gift shop. They even accommodate by selling to go ice creams. We were told that we need to leave by 7am the next morning BUT they open at 7 for breakfast. So, hubby and I went into for coffee and delicious old fashion breakfast and brought food back to the girls to enjoy. Other than the trains, this place is no different than a RV park. It’s very popular cause there were half dozen RV parked. Loved and appreciated the find on a busy holiday weekend!

Pulled up around midnight and there were tons of other campers/vans. This is our second time staying here and we had no problems. Live love CB

Stayed here for one night. Signs are posted No Camping but I called and they said they allow for one night.