Leupp is the perfect place for adventurous campers and RVers. Leupp is an adventure-filled destination for those who love the outdoorsy camper lifestyle. But it's also great for those who prefer to spend time near the city, exploring and sightseeing. Find the best campgrounds near Leupp, AZ. Read reviews from campers like you and find your perfect campsite.
$30 - $55 / night
"The interstate is close by but can’t hear the vehicles go by! I highly recommend this camping area! It is minutes away from meteor crater!"
"Access to laundry and day room. Close to meteor crater and other sites."
$30 - $40 / night
"This is a great little campground 2 miles outside of Winslow Arizona. It’s in the middle of a state park that has two areas of ruins. One area is located about a mile from the campground."
"Very surprised at how quiet it is because it is pretty close to I40. Only 5 miles outside of Winslow.
Dump station and water fill at the entrance. Most sites have electric and water."
$100 / night
"Nice campground near highway. Nice pleasant staff. Bathrooms were clean. Beautiful setting with mountain right behind the campground. Short walking trails within campground."
"There is access to some great trails right behind the park. Sites are descent size but definitely not level but that is an easy fix."
"Plenty of fairly flat spots next to this old ghost town. The dogs and I had fun exploring the ruins. There aren't any trees and its close to I-40 but the noise isn't too bad."
"Close to I-40. Some noise. Level areas. I camped in front of mountain lions entrance sign. I have good Verizon reception LTE 4 bars."
"Not super dispersed, but the access road is accessible to most vehicles. However, some side road pulloffs are definitely better suited for 4WD vehicles."
"This spot had good cell service with Verizon and AT&T, nice hiking or biking trails, and was within walking distance of the national monument and Flagstaff. Would definitely stay here again!"
"This camp area is an OHV entrance/camp spot. There are tons of sites, and if it's crowded you might be camped pretty close together."
"Great place to camp and off road riding. Rain or shine!!!"
$34 / night
"Our site was among the pines bordering a meadow. Each site had a fire pit and picnic table. Campground had wood for sale, clean bathrooms, and pay showers located near the host sites."
"Close to Mormon Lake. Access to Arizona Trail right by camp."
$15 / night
"The campground is quite a ways away from the park area, but a nice family walk. Clean, not "new" looking but pretty nice."
"Got there around 6PM on a Sunday and plenty of spots were available! There is a kiosk at the entrance and it is $15 for an overnight camp."
"Only people around. Decent stargazing. We came from the east from petrified forest. We followed signs for the gun range."
"As boondockers, it’s hard to explore a city and then go out to the outskirts to find a place for the night, so it’s always a treat to stay within walking distance of a town with things to do. "
"This spot is adjacent to a train station and large strucks were also parked. It was very loud until about 10pm and then it started up again around 6am"
GuideWe stayed here for about a week and a half and then a park ranger paid us a visit telling us the county changed the camping lines. Luckily we had found a parking spot about .3 miles from the limits which is just over a hill. The rd is bumpy but if you're slow our 26ft class A made it through no problem. Over all a very good place to be so long as you stay within the condensed camping area. It was very peaceful and quiet.
TravelerAbsolutely beautiful back off this road. No other person in site for the July 4th holiday. Both open areas of grassland and forest, complete with a large pond and little duck so calls it home. Be careful of the drive to the trees, there are crazy metal ropes spawning from a hole that looks like a gateway to the underworld! It tried eating my truck when I wasn’t paying enough attention - so beware, walk the ground first so you know where to drive. The beauty is worth it! Lots of animals come to drink from the pond and you get a hell of a view! No pun intended hahha.
GuideThis was a very convenient place to stop before Colorado. Very close to Flagstaff and didn’t seem overly crowded.
Didn’t go very far into the road but I found a nice secluded site. Wasn’t particularly gorgeous in the middle of summer as the colors haven’t grown in yet.
ScoutQuiet, dispersed, lots of flat spaces and spacious. Pine trees for shade, great!
GuideLooks like a great place. Lots of campers from all different kinds parked as remotely as possible. Super quiet. There was a sign at the mouth of the area stating no fires this time. But lots of areas had fire rings. Nothing beats a free campsite.
ScoutWent up to the bend in the road and found an amazing spot. At the top of the mountain so pretty good signal and incredible views of the southeast Flagstaff forest. Would recommend this spot!
GuideVery easy to access for any vehicle. Bumpy road, but well maintained. Dozens of sites to choose from. Clean, quiet, and so beautiful.
TravelerTLDR: Yet another over-hyped dust pit that wants to over-charge for basics. Vanners and those who don’t need hookups for their obnoxious rigs, SKIP THIS PLACE.
I just needed a place to get my senior dog out of the heat for a few days, so I called to ask specifically if the site would be shady. “Yes, all the sites are shady because we keep so many trees.” Riiiight. I’m stuck in a spot with MORNING shade (pretty useless when it’s in the 60s) for the next four nights. I also get to watch people walking through the site and smell the wafting odor of the toilets, which are feet away. I spent all afternoon on the day of arrival buying MORE things to make the next few days bearable for my dog. The “dog park” is like an oversized hamster cage full of wood chips and immediately next to the dump station. No escaping the sh*t, it seems!
When I asked before arriving if there would be any refund in case we needed to leave early, the answer—of course—was no. They don’t give refunds for any reason after the day of arrival. And the mandatory waiver, which specifies we have essentially no recourse or rights once here, would have made me cancel plans to stay. But again, that only came after they had already charged my card for the full stay.
Particularly annoying/laughable are the signs EVERYWHERE telling us all the things not to do—however, management is quick to sell you “add-ons” that are overpriced priced and basic.
Got us caught in an extractive, ugly tourist trap—won’t happen ever again. Just hope I can keep my cool the next few days 😈
Two stars only because it’s in Flag, which is beautiful and fun on its own.
ScoutThis is a roomy and quiet campground just outside Sunset Crater. Some sites back right up to the Bonito Lava Flow.
Camping near Leupp, Arizona, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly spot or a quiet place to unwind, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.
Camping near Leupp, Arizona, has something for everyone, whether you're in an RV or tent camping. Just remember to check the specific campground details and reviews to find the best fit for your trip!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Leupp, AZ offers a wide range of camping options, with 116 campgrounds and RV parks near Leupp, AZ and 65 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Leupp, AZ is Meteor Crater RV Park with a 4.2-star rating from 37 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 65 free dispersed camping spots near Leupp, AZ.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 10 parks near Leupp, AZ that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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