Best RV Parks & Resorts near Leupp, AZ

This campground is for RV only. You need a 2000 year RV and newer. They have complete RV hook ups. Short and long term available. Staff is really great. But don't mess around, they'll boot you for infractions of their rules, they won't have any of it. Real close to stores and they'll receive packages for you. Very nice, I like it.

This park has been renamed to Flagstaff RV Park. The grounds are well kept in a tall evergreen forest. Spaces are fairly close but enough room to get in and out with ease. Park is right next to a highway so expect some niose. No showers/restrooms but there is a laundromat on site. Host is very friendly, booked me at the last minute and got a great spot. There are a few long-term residents, but most seem to be travelers. Wi-Fi is decent and T-Mobile got a good signal. I would stay again as a stop over

Used one night. Lot of old long term trailers. Had reservations arrived 10 min after closing. Went to assigned site and it was occupied. No emergency number, no after hours contact. Even the restaurant has no way to contact anyone. Finally just used a random empty spot. Better management would be to have someone on call for issues. Got a discount after complaining. Would use them again if I had to I guess. Will not be my first choice next time though.

We unfortunately got in late and only one nighted. My review will be short like my stay.

The parking is unorthodox and a little snug. But there is a lot of privacy fencing.

Lot of long-term residents.

All the amenities.

The facilities are amazing with big level sites, full hookups, a picnic table and a propane fire. The bar/bistro is gorgeous and we loved the pizza with live music in front of the fireplace. But the trains are really noisy through the night! Make sure you make use of the earplugs they provide at reception!

Typically we avoid KOAs because

1. They're expensive
2. They offer no privacy and the sites are cramped However, in November 2020 we were trying to outrun freezing temperatures and snow between Moab, UT and our next destination further south in Arizona. The plan was to get over the pass and closer to Phoenix. But 20 miles north of Flagstaff the snow started falling and we felt most comfortable stopping. We chose an RV park so we could plug in to run heaters and to fill up with water (we were quite low). A couple other RV parks had pretty low reviews so I checked out the KOA website. Surprisingly they were on-par with the lower rate parks price wise and their bathrooms and showers were open even during Covid (the lower rated parks weren't allowing bathroom use). In addition to the flush toilet bathrooms and free, hot showers we used their clean and large laundry facility and the kids played on the playground even though it was freezing. We made a day trip of visiting Grand Canyon to see it blanketed in snow. The sites are close together but since we were inside the entire time and just stopped for 2 days it was fine. Stay here over the others in town... just read the reviews!

Staff very friendly and rv park very clean

My favorite rv Park .. Awesome park, bathroom, showers , beautiful view and close to everything

This was only the third RV park we have stayed in so it was a little jarring for us newbies. If you’re a seasoned RV-er who doesn’t need to rely on a campground for their public shower or WiFi, then this might be the place for you! It was not, however, the place for us. WiFi didn’t work at all unless you were right next to the office. The bathroom were...rustic and not super clean. Overall, we disliked the amenities, but I will say that the pine tree setting was pretty. Stay at your own risk.

Quick over night was easy and a Good Sam discount as well. Great spot to start many adventures from. We will return some time.

The RV park was clean but the restrooms/showers were in bad shape. The wooden doors on all of the bathrooms were swollen and would not shut. As noted on other reviews, Meteor Crater is worth the visit.

I stay here for 3 days while visiting meteor crater. There is a constant background of traffic on I-40 but for the most part it's pretty eventless. Not only is this a ghost town but is a ghost RV park as well. I visited the nearby death caves. Very interesting.

We had to pull in here unplanned due to a sandstorm. Many 18 wheelers had to pull over. This is a sandy place, zero grass. There are a few trees to block the winds, showers, fenced dog area, trash, and landrymat/lounge. Paid $43 with discount for Good Sams.

The RV park at Cameron Trading Post is nothing exceptional. No showers, wi-fi or bathrooms. You are literally right off of Hwy 89A south. However, just across the highway is Cameron Trading Post. There is an exceptionally good selection of jewelry and Native American art. There is a motel with beautiful gardens and a comfortable dining room with a view of the Little Colorado River. The cuisine is a combo of American, Mexican and Native American.

#1 reason we came here first when looking for an RV park in Flagstaff = distance from the railroad tracks.  Train noise is not an issue.

We came back when we needed a longer term site for the winter.  Although the laundry room is closed for the season (back to laundromats for a while), everything else is working well.  Water spigots are heated.  People are friendly.

And I love walking out the back gate right onto a wonderful network of trails, everything from easy walking to a run on the AZT to a solid hike up Elden Mountain.

Quick access/short drive to the rest of town.  Downtown Flagstaff is also worth walking around.

Our particular site is at an angle to the ones next to us, which seems odd at first but it turns out that we don't feel as much "stacked up" and aren't looking directly into each others' windows.

Definitely recommend Greer's.

No amenities- it is what they promise. Level sites and hook ups. We even got a site with a dump, though they did not promise us this. Super quiet. Worth a stop if you are passing through.

3/14/2021 We stayed here overnight so we could hit Meteor Crater early in the morning. Sites were clean, though close together similar to a KOA. Easy access off the highway. Nice location. Full hookups. We were in a Handicapped site, Number 10 which was a pull through. In fact, all of their sites are pull through sites. No fires or charcoal grills. A locked gate prevents overnight access by those that don't belong which was a nice security feature. A fun playground for the kids. Connected to a convenience store and gas station which was convenient. We would stay here again.

Well, we had planned to stay 3 nights. We'd been on thr road and sightseeing for 2 weeks and wanted a couple chill-at-the-park days.

It was beautiful with the tall pines. We left after 1 night. 1st, no fault of the rv park, trains ran on nearby tracks all night! Waking us on/off all night.

The big issue, they are under construction putting in a new section. So, the afternoon we arrived, big loud rock trucks ran in & out for a few hours. Well, the next am, the same, only adding full semi trucks with sand,etc! The dust was brutal! This is why the 4 stars

Laundry & showers were not open. Since we were leaving early we asked Willow, the Mgr, for a credit. She wanted to give us a park credit and we said no way! She said she would do what she could.

We took off. A few hours later we got a credit for a full night.