Searching for the best camping near Rimrock, AZ? There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. You're sure to find the perfect campground for your Rimrock camping trip.
"The best dispersed camping options in Sedona Arizona! There are many options off of the main road."
"My friend from Maryland came to visit me here in Arizona, I told him we had to go to Sedona so we decided to camp, I heard about forest road 525 and it exceeded my expectations, never saw more stars in"
$20 - $60 / night
"Dead Horse Ranch is a beautiful Arizona state park."
"The forest was closed in Northern Arizona so I decided to camp out at Dead Horse Ranch SP. I was pretty pleased overall with my trip. "
$59 - $150 / night
"We stayed here in June which is a hot time to camp in Arizona. This campground has Oak Creek running through it which is a great place to cool off."
"Lo Lo Mai Springs has scores of beautiful shaded RV sites, many near the creek beneath the branches of ancient cottonwoods and soaring sycamores."
"Only need 4 x 4 if you go off trail. Lots of biting bugs at night."
"Great area we camped here for a night not too far away from road or gas station, still had phone service but had great views and a nice layout for our camp. We only had two cars but can fit more."
$45 - $85 / night
"Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons:
Pros:
Resort-Style Amenities: This resort boasts impressive amenities, including a sparkling pool, a well-equipped rec room, close proximity to sightseeing"
"But what made our stay here awesome was the proximity to everything. Hiking, backpacking, off roading, and of course access to all the cool places in Flagstaff and Sedona."
$42 - $84 / night
"Compared to another campground close by that is a little less but we had double the space and trees and a creek behind us. They’re very busy and we were only able to get two nights."
"Sites a little close to each other. Grounds were surrounded by nature and close by main Sedona street. Check in after hours were smooth."
"I found a spot at the end of the trail next to a gated fence. Nice location, nice firepit, very quite. If windy, definitely gets dusty, cover your stuff. No trees, no shade, but still nice."
"It is close to the highway (convenient if you’re arriving late), but far enough to be isolated from the noise."
"Nestled in the red rock country of Arizona, this Thousand Trails campground offers a scenic and tranquil escape."
"This is part of the Encore/Thousand Trails network (although anyone can use it). They do offer a 20% military discount."
"Which is OK in the Arizona winter, but not when it is still hot.
We were here when it as really slow, not sure what it will like when the campground is full."
"There are lots of trees and it’s a great park to walk around. At the back you have the River you can walk around and you are surrounded with mountain views."
$60 - $75 / night
"Shady, lots of trees, pristine condition of all facilities including dog park, walking trail next to the creek, and large enough sites for our 42' rig. There was live music on night!"
"If you want a shady site in a cooler location, this is it. The temperature was consistently 5 degrees below the towns of Camp Verde and Cottonwood."
TravelerThe amenities are nice our kids liked the playground, and the pool was nice to have when it was hot in the afternoon. The pool was absolutely filthy but wasn’t our biggest concern. Staff was friendly to us but didn’t really seem to want to take steps to check on their guests like I see at other campgrounds. The location is decent being close to wineries nearby and Sedona for hiking and such. Other than that it was the single worst camping experience of my life As a seasoned camper… the site they had us at was infested with BITING horseflies… I’m talking like in the hundreds. We kept everything in our cars didn’t leave things out and tried to keep things as clean as we could but they still came in hoards. They were biting our kids and swarming us to a point we went in to ask if we could move up a bit to another campsite to just eat at least, which helped a little but was still pretty aggressive. And look I get it there are bugs in the great outdoors I’ve never had a problem with that but this was not ok cause they seemed aware of it and didn’t take steps to accommodate other groups they wanted to place in those sites. we asked around other sites turns out just the sites on the side we were on aka sites on the water by the j5 side are INFESTED but all the ones on the upper portion of the campgrounds don’t have that problem I assume it’s mostly due to the creek having water that’s running more over there versus being less stagnant. My problem is they are putting people in sites they are very aware of a problem. We overheard staff talking about swarms even. If the flies get like this during specific parts of the season they should warn their guests and make other arrangements. My kids and I are covered in huge painful welts that are bursting caused by the biting flies. The site we had also had a million ant holes but we just avoided those. For the price they expect you to pay for this campground I’d have thought they would take guest concerns on his more seriously. If u have kids just choose a different campsite the amenities are not worth it. We had an option to escape in the listed clubhouse that would have been nice too but it still says“closed” stating cause of covid on it… had I not been responsible for organizing my larger group to be there I would have left on day one… we probably spent another$60 just on fly traps from their general store(which they charge$7.99 each) Sedona and northern Arizona has a bunch of great campsites this is not one of them. Avoid at all costs.
Traveler5 miles off of 69. Close to the center of Costco, Walmart, downtown Prescott and the Valley. This is a transient center. Loud music all day and night. Friendly, but you get it if you understand.
Mountain biking trails are pretty sweet. Well-groomed and challenging. Better trails than Thumb Butte. Lots of variation with mountain lanes covered with shade and wide open. Tough yet giving.
No cell reception, T-Mobile and I were lucky to get a single bar. In this area, the sites sit in a valley. No chance.
If you are okay with the above, move down to the next site to the south. Less frequented by the transient, Quieter.
TravelerPlenty 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.
ScoutBeautiful park nestled in the pines. Well maintained and very helpful staff
ScoutThe park is beautiful! Nestled in the pines. Staff was very helpful, and the property is very well maintained
ScoutPeaceful, no hookups , Beautiful, lake and fishing
GuideSo many sites and gorgeous sunsets. Near enough to Phoenix without the intense heat
ScoutWe have a 30ft travel trailer and we had a back-in spot this time. Actually our very first back-in spot. Full hook-ups were clean and user-friendly. The pavement on which the RV was leveled was pretty much level so we didn't need to make any adjustments. Over a wonderful location even the occasional freight train passing right behind our spot wasn't back. Id's enjoyed it.
ScoutGGreat park close to town and the grand canyon. Staff was friendly and helpful. Park was quiet and clean with large spaces. Lots of hiking trails behind the park.
Camping near Rimrock, Arizona, offers a mix of stunning views and unique experiences. Whether you're in a tent or an RV, there are plenty of options to enjoy the great outdoors.
Camping near Rimrock, Arizona, offers a variety of experiences, from stunning views to family-friendly activities. Just be sure to check the specifics of each campground to find the best fit for your needs!
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According to TheDyrt.com, Rimrock, AZ offers a wide range of camping options, with 338 campgrounds and RV parks near Rimrock, AZ and 173 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Rimrock, AZ is West Sedona Designated Dispersed Camping with a 4.3-star rating from 72 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 173 free dispersed camping spots near Rimrock, AZ.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 7 parks near Rimrock, AZ that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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