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.

Nice site and clean shower and bathroom. A little store to purchase items. RV Amenities. Trains nearby most of the night. Sometimes the fumes from the trains. Nice customer service at store - check-in. Nearby to town

Nice tree filled campground. Bathrooms clean but showers had no shelves or benches to sit your stuff while showering. Nice camp store and coffee, wine shop. Some road noise from RT 66. No campfires allowed. Friendly office staff. 2 to 3 bars Verizon. 5 for ATT. My pull through site wasn't completely level and was a tight fit even with my small trailer.

Fantastic site. Clean. Great amenities. The office area has an amazing coffee bar and a ton of local beer/wine/snack options.

Tight spot and fairly crowded. Nice and clean tho. Kinda pricey.

Very clean and orderly campground, sites can vary is shape size and fitment . But most are shaded. Very nice tent areas, frequent trains but with no train horns(great background noise) . The roads in the campground are very confusing , arrive with daylight to spare and walk to you site before you try to turn down any roads. Fairly level dirt sites. WiFi is decent but a pay per service and you need browser access.

This is one of those parks that mostly have RV camping & a few tent sites. There wasn't any availability at other spots since we are floating around in our little RV... the spots aren't too close together, there is shade from pine trees, bathrooms with showers & flushing toilets. Road noise & train noise (we don't mind trains). It's convenient to exploring Flagstaff. Easy hiking trail within park & small dog park.

We were only there for one night but the campground was clean and very well maintained. The office staff was very professional and made sure we knew exactly how to get to our reserved site. There is a restaurant on site that serves breakfast and lunch but they are closed Tuesdays so we can’t rate them since that was the day we were there. We had site 5, with full hookups and it had a small fence barrier to the roadway, which gave us some privacy from those walking or driving through the campground. The office and small store/restaurant was a very short walk away. Our site was also across the street from a small fenced doggy play yard, bathrooms and laundry facilities. We’ll definitely stay here in the future! It cost a bit more than other camp sites, but we was still glad we stayed there.

You cannot park overnight directly at the lake itself. If you look online, it says that you must be at least 1 mile away from the lake to camp overnight. But the road to get to kinnikinick lake is FULL of places to pull off and camp for free. We saw a ton of big RVs camping along that road. Any vehicle can go down this road. But you will see a sign that will say if you are within 1 mile from the lake so it’s easy to know if you are in a good spot to park and sleep over night. There were no reviews when I arrived so I was rolling the dice but this is PERFECT to camp for free in the flagstaff area. So many trees for shade and privacy and a bunch of spots to choose from going down that road.