Best Campgrounds near Parks, AZ

Beautiful promontory overlooking a small canyon. There are many sites to choose from.

Lots of campers off beaver rd, but also plenty of spaces. Great stars, lots of cow dung.

Late arrival after dark but had several options nearby so felt okay taking the chance on finding a spot in the dark. The first few spots were occupied and the road got progressively worse. We found a spot and enjoyed the star filled night sky and an easy departure to the Grand Canyon after coffee and breakfast the next morning.

Free designated spot outside of Sedona with gorgeous views. I got here early on a Friday and found a site just as someone was pulling out. Lots of folks in and out all weekend but quiet during the day. The 525 Forest road is very wash board. Lots of ATVs driving by on the weekend. Good Verizon.

This is a review for the Cockscomb designated camping area off Forest Road 525 in Sedona. There are a scattering of dispersed sites of this road. This is the first of the three at the top. These three have the best views. The site was a little bit muddy and pretty packed in with a bunch of fifth wheels and folks with ATVs and off leash dogs. I stopped in and decided not to stay here, but went up to the next one up the road, which was also packed but a bit more private and quiet. Results may vary on any given day. There is a nice hiking trail right off of this campground.

Soft dirt in many areas, but there are a few safe, level camping spots for an RV

Camping at this Fairgrounds was a great option when all other campgrounds in the area are full or cost a fortune. Stayed here with some friends who needed hook ups. Electric only. There is a water fill station in a dump station nearby. Electric is only 50 amp or 110. You will need an adapter if you have a 30 amp rig. Electric sites are $30 and dry camping is 20. It’s super basic. Essentially a parking lot. The best thing about this site is it’s proximity to both Jerome and Sedona Arizona. Day trips to both locations are super easy from here. The camp host was super friendly and we stayed two nights

Quiet,clean, close to Grand canyon. Nice.

5-6 other campers here now. Snowed last two days and mostly melted- roads a little muddy but made it with a 26ft motorhome no problem! My second time staying here- love it. E bike to hiking trails or just walk the road

Off the 40 - quiet, with great views of the stars. Only two other rigs around but with enough space to spread out and feel alone - check out the crater nearby if you have some free time. Would recommend this spot for an easy overnight stay or stay a bit and explore Williams and Flagstaff!

In this dispersed campground in the nature you are near everything near to Grand Canyon near to some market but it’s also so calm just a really good place to crash if you want to stay without paying a Rv park or something like that No amenities but you can go to the Mather Campground and pay a little if you want to take a shower or to do your laundry. I recommend this place

Easy spot to camp for a night, with pretty good views. Lots and lots of shell casings and related trash, so not great for little kids.

Rough paved roads, but our Recvan did fine. We saw an Elk, it saw us, we walked back quickly. The surroundings are mainly bushes and rocks. Free camping with total solitude. AT&T and Tmobile both show good service. Verizon is unknown.

LoLoMai is our go-to campground. It has an ideal 2h drive distance, is nestled into the oak creek canyon, and secluded from the road. Kids can roam freely. From sitting in the creek during the summer heat, to exploring the nearby wineries, venturing to the parks, or just sitting by the fire enjoying the cicadas sing, there is something nice for every day. The mix of full hookups, cabins and tent camping allows for every style that you might prefer.

I've parked my van as well as my skoolie out there many times over 5 years. It is under the canopy of the trees, very popular place so it gets crazy crowded. Think off grid intentional community. Is your are into herbal medicine, usnea grows here in mass. Mushrooms, yarrow herb. It is usually quiet at night, busy in the day. The road through there is a direct route from Belmont to flag, so expect that traffic. Also they shut down the interstate, this road actually becomes the route to flag. Everything from sheriff to semi trucks will drive it, and not slow! But tons of space in the forest.