Best RV Parks & Resorts near Seligman, AZ

Stayed here Nov 23-30, 2021. 

This one is decent for what it is.  If you have younger children, and you are using more amenities available (some not available due to season), it's more worth the kinda pricey cost to stay here. The restrooms were decent, only accessible through the pool area inside.  We didn't use the pool. The store was pretty cool, plenty of items to choose from, along with some food items available.  

We were in a pull through, full hookup site. We had to do a bit of leveling, so just know that leveling skills required for most of the sites here.  We didn't use the laundry facility but it seemed pretty nice.  The areas for dogs were great. They had 2 bigger areas for dog play, plenty of room and space to run/play!  Some cool hiking trails along the edge of the campground.  Something we found a little difficult was the placement of the firepits.  They are moveable; however, some people do not know this.  On the one side of us, they had it too close for comfort to the back of our camper, so we had to move it before the next people took the site. For safety.  We also had to move ours so that it wasn't too close to the folks or their camper on the other side.  So, I guess you could say these sites are a tad cramped.  Also, be aware that there are many sites with trees to be aware of when parking/setting up.  Dumpsters conveniently placed around the park.  Wifi was spotty when it was packed, it got a little better once people left.  

Overall, it was a decent place with decent facilities to spend the holiday.

I was traveling to The Grand Canyon to meet up with some friends from High School (We're 72 now) and they were staying at El Tovar so I drove my 2005 Born Free towing my JEEP from Tucson.  I originally booked at a KOA in Williams, but found out it was an hour to the park, so I looked for something else.  Found Raptor Ranch - only 1/2 hour to El Tovar so I booked it.  The place is pretty cool.  Just off of 64.  There is an attraction here called Bedrock City.  It's an homage to The Flintstones.  Kids today have no idea about how the Flintstones were part of our childhood.  It's great that they are preserving this memory.  The Ranch also does demonstrations of Birds of Prey three times a day.  Another educational opportunity.  The sites are pretty close together, but I wasn't bothered by my neighbors.  The sites are pull throughs and some back in.  Only about 40 sites.  There is a general store and a restaurant on the premises.  I'd recommend this campground if you're going to spend time at The Grand Canyon and have a tow vehicle.