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Verde Ranch RV Resort's dog park and walking path along the Verde River provide dedicated spaces for pets to exercise during camping stays near Rimrock. The resort features full hookups at all sites with loose rock bases suitable for large rigs. Thousand Trails Verde Valley offers two dog parks alongside amenities including a pool, hot tub, hiking trails and river access. Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort accepts pets at their Oak Creek location where mature trees provide shade at most sites. Most campgrounds maintain clean facilities with poop bags and waste stations distributed throughout the grounds. The staff at Zane Grey RV Village are particularly accommodating to pets, with their pristine dog park complementing the walking trail next to the creek.
Dispersed camping options like Forest Road 689 provide free, primitive alternatives for campers with pets who prefer more natural settings. These areas allow pets but require owners to manage waste responsibly without dedicated facilities. The Verde Valley area experiences temperature variations that affect pet comfort, with nights dropping into the 20s-30s and daytime temperatures ranging from 50-70 degrees. Campgrounds near Sedona provide convenient access to numerous dog-friendly hiking trails in the red rock country. Several RV resorts offer specialized pet amenities including dog washing stations, designated pet relief areas with artificial turf, and fenced exercise areas. Wildlife encounters are possible in these areas, requiring pet owners to maintain control of their animals at all times.
"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."
"Under beautiful trees and only steps from a creek/river. We had water and electricity hookups only. If you don’t need or want sewer you can be right on the water."
from $59 - $150 / night
Check Availability"There is a dog park and a walking path along the river in which the dogs took a dip."
"Dog park, pool, RV washing & repair service available, laundry & showers."
from $45 - $85 / night
Check Availability"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"
"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."
"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."
"Staff dust underneath and around picnic tables to clear cobwebs even. The cicadas will either win you over and mesmerize you or you will hate them."
from $42 - $84 / night
Check Availability"Then while walking the dogs I found about 15 more that were more removed from the road and a few even had shade trees. Had pretty decent Verizon reception."
"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."
"Nestled in the red rock country of Arizona, this Thousand Trails campground offers a scenic and tranquil escape."
"This is a hidden gem Thousand Trails campground for us. So many amenities. The off leash dog park, pickleball court, and hot tub/pool are just a few to name that we use!"
"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!"
"There is a walking trail and a dog park and only about 7 miles from Bashas."
from $60 - $75 / night
Check Availability"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."
"There is a heated pool ( like actually heated) a hot tub, a cute playground, basketball half court, pickle ball courts, mini golf course, dog park, and a river nearby."
"The road in is bumpy and rocky, but not impossible (a Ford Mustang in the site next to us clearly made it)."
"Took the dog and she loved it."
ScoutIts good to be amongst the trees! Its a well kept park with amenities such as a private trail head leading out into national forest, a dog park, and a seasonal laundry mat.
Just a short drive away from dining and shopping!
Make this your hub when exploring Northern Arizona!
RangerThis place is huge! Nestled in the red rock country of Arizona, this Thousand Trails campground offers a scenic and tranquil escape. The sites are well-spaced, and the amenities include a pool, hot tub, 2 dog parks, hiking trails, river access and clubhouse. Its proximity to Sedona, Jerome and local wineries makes it an excellent choice for those seeking relaxation and exploration.
GuideAll hookups available at all sites. There is a dog park and a walking path along the river in which the dogs took a dip.
TravelerThere is no dog park but there is a walk around path. There are a lot of weeds around the perimeter
GuideThis was just a stop along our route, and we were so bummed we only stayed here one 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! Furthermore, they were generous and understanding of an emergency situation that happened on the day we needed to leave. The owner even brought my kids popsicles while we packed up! Ask him what he used to do for a living... he'll have a fun telling you about it. Beautiful campground I couldn't recommend more.
TravelerWe went over Thanksgiving and had a splendid time. The staff is super nice and awesome. There was so much to do from mini golf, painting classes, live music, dinners, karaoke, and free breakfast 3 days a week, hot tub and heated piol. 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. Very dog friendly and they even have a dog park, and “office” dog. I would rebook here again we had such a lovely experience.
GuideWe 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. We stayed here while we visited Sedona which is not too far away. Mature trees provide shade at most sites. The mosquitoes were pretty bad which sometimes just a part of camping near water. Clean restrooms and showers.
GuideBrought our motorcycle for day trip to Sedona. Conveniently located for the gorgeous drive. Camped in site 6, small trailer site. Came in after office hours. Paperwork, including park map, ready for us next to office. It was dark, so not super easy to find site, but little street signs helped. All dirt, so glad it wasn't muddy. All sites show wheelchair accessible, but don't see how. Charcoal grills and picnic benches scattered everywhere. Community grill area, laundry, clean bathrooms, dog park and newer playground. They are currently improving campground, so lots of tractor noise. We chose an electric and water only site. Dump station next to dog park/laundry/bathroom area. Didn't go to General Store, but they advertise a coffee and wine bar, and breakfast sandwiches. Right on Hwy 66, so a bit of traffic, and we could hear the train, but it wasn't bad. We will definitely be back and look forward to seeing the planned improvements.
ScoutThe campground is right off of the highway. Close to the town of Williams and Route 66. Clean restrooms, showers, and laundry room. There is a nice dog park that is along the Grand Canyon railroad track. If we’re in the area again, will be staying here!
Forest Road 525 provides multiple dispersed camping sites near Rimrock, accessible via a dirt road that can be rough in sections. Located at approximately 4,500 feet elevation, these sites offer access to West Sedona with temperature ranges typically 10-15 degrees cooler than Phoenix. During winter months, nighttime temperatures can drop below freezing while daytime conditions remain mild.
Creek access for cooling off: At Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort, campers can enjoy Oak Creek for swimming and fishing. "There's a hot tub and swimming pool, a creek to swim and fish in, nice bathrooms and showers, a dishwashing station. The campground is beautiful with trees everywhere and most campgrounds are close to the creek," notes Jordan H.
Explore nearby hiking trails: Multiple trailheads are accessible from the campgrounds, offering diverse terrain. "Camping here alone and to be specific this was the site I found 34.907012,-111.912714 which was in a busy section with pink jeep tours and ORV but literally so worth it. I got here in a Prius," shares Jessica Y. about Forest Road 525.
Visit local wineries: Within short driving distance of many campgrounds are several wineries. "Just 15 minutes away from Sedona and Cottonwood, about 30 minutes away from Jerome! There's 2 Vineyards down the road that we enjoyed... DA Ranch was absolutely beautiful and our favorite," a camper mentions about Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort.
Shuttle service for Sedona access: Rancho Sedona RV Park offers convenient transportation options. "City of Sedona shuttle connect can pick you up directly from campground. Can't beat the location," says Daniel Z., allowing visitors to explore without driving.
Dog-friendly amenities: Zane Grey RV Village offers features specifically for four-legged campers. "The RV park is immaculate! They are always working on keeping it pristine. Facilities are excellent! The sites are great! Love the location by a beautiful creek!" Risa H. mentions about this pet-friendly destination.
Level camping sites: Many dispersed areas provide natural, flat spots suitable for tents and RVs. "We took advantage of the laundromat which was great. Too cold to use the pool or tennis courts. Based on the campground map, we chose a site near the river," notes Seth P. about Verde Ranch RV Resort.
Accessibility for various vehicles: The forest roads offer options for different vehicle types. "Lots of sites, if anything the popularity is the only downside. Road fine for any car, but was hard to avoid bottoming out getting into my camp spot. Will definitely stay here again," shares Liz W. about Forest Road 525.
Shaded camping areas: Several campgrounds feature mature trees providing natural shade. "Stayed here with my 2 year old granddaughter. Plenty of other kids to play with. A combination of tents and RV's. Beautiful area, playground and swimming pool, right on the creek which is accessible for swimming," Ellen W. comments about Lo Lo Mai Springs.
Winter temperature fluctuations: The area experiences significant day-night temperature swings during colder months. "We showed up just before sunset on a Tuesday night and drove about 5 miles in. All of the pull-offs had a few campers so we just chose the least crowded. Great view of the rolling hillside, clear skies," shares Jacs D. about dispersed camping.
Campsite availability challenges: Popular areas fill quickly, especially during peak seasons. "Overcrowding has ruined this place. 95 percent of all spots were closed off for camping, and the few spots that were available had multiple ppl in them. Would not recommend," warns Sruly K. about Forest Road 525.
Highway noise at some locations: Verde Ranch RV Resort and similar sites near interstates experience road sounds. "The staff were nice about letting us change to a site not so close to the interstate and refunded the difference in price for the less expensive site," explains Seth P., highlighting how proximity to I-17 affects some campsites.
Insect activity at creek-side sites: Water proximity can bring unwanted visitors. "The amenities are nice our kids liked the playground, and the pool was nice to have when it was hot in the afternoon. The site they had us at was infested with BITING horseflies... I'm talking like in the hundreds," warns Brianna L. about Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort.
Kid-friendly amenities: Verde River RV Resort offers multiple recreation options. "We love this campground! We have camped here around 5 times and always had a great stay. They have a pool and hot tub, mini golf, playground, pickle ball court, clubhouse, and lots of crafts and activities for the kids!" shares Mstwister E.
Multi-generational activities: Several campsites accommodate various age groups. "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," notes Ssch D.
Campground social environment: Some locations foster community interactions. "We went over Thanksgiving and had a splendid time. The staff is super nice and awesome. There was so much to do from mini golf, painting classes, live music, dinners, karaoke, and free breakfast 3 days a week," Christina R. mentions about Verde River RV Resort.
Satellite connectivity issues: Tree coverage affects reception at certain campsites. "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. However, the trees that provide the shade also may block access to satellites," Cal B. points out about Zane Grey RV Village.
RV site differences: Not all spaces offer equal amenities or layouts. "Sites here are priced according to size, whether it has trees, and whether it is along the river. We took a cheap space with none of the above, but it was still great!" shares Melody M. about Verde River RV Resort.
Road conditions for large rigs: Access routes vary in quality for bigger vehicles. "The road in from Cottonwood is actually easier than the road from Sedona. We tow a travel trailer with a high clearance pickup and did it fine. Amazing views, beautiful area, breathtaking scenery," mentions Dan K. about dispersed camping near Rimrock.
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