Page Springs Resort

This was our first camping trip with our new Camper. We’ve only ever camped tent, so I’ll be reviewing from a first time RV park user (maybe keep that in mind.) It was a small campground which was odd at first but after two nights I appreciated the smaller crowds. Campground is very pretty with a small creek running through it. It also sits along Oak Creek and you can pay for a spot by the creek if available. We had a spot next to the creek and it was definitely worth it. The spots that aren’t next to the creek aren’t bad (one however is right next to the dump) but you have to walk to the end of the campground if you want creek access without walking through someone’s site. The sites were a little smaller than we were expecting and unfortunately our site had two trees that allowed our camper to barely fit but we made it work. Overall we were happy and would definitely stay again.

Lovely spot some sites back up to flowing creek. Parking on grass/gravel a bit uneven. Close to local wineries situated between Cottonwood and Sedona. Great value.

Information listed on website is not accurate. Some of the sites you had to park across the road from your camp. Had to pay for WiFi per day and even then it was spotty snd only worked for a short time. No firewood, no fires allow and no fire pits. Not all sites have picnic tables (our didn’t). Sites were right on top of each other (good thing other campers where friendly) Dump station was about 20 feet from our site and sometimes the smell was so bad we had to take a walk. Ask to move site and the host was not very nice in telling us no. When we booked our site we had originally plan for 7 nights on our trip we made some changes. When we arrived we asked to cancel our last night. Which they don’t do and the host was not nice about letting us know this. Besides the misleading information the location was pretty and peaceful.