Best Campgrounds near Sedona, AZ

We stayed here in April of 2024. It's a nice, recently redone CG with paved roads and sites. Vault toilets and water. Host sells firewood and ice. We camped creekside but the creek was not much at the time. Lots to do in the area but best to familiarize yourself with the rules for Sedona and Oak Creek hiking before going. It's a very busy place!

There is a spring near the north end of the CG which attracts a lot of attention from the locals who park along the road to fill water containers, large and small. 

The only negative about the CG is highway noise. It's a busy road! It does get a little quieter in the evenings and busy on weekends.

We hiked the West fork of Oak Creek and really enjoyed it. Super busy - Go early or late. Also hiked Cathedral Rock - Again, go early of late to find parking.

Actually fairly quiet being next to the factory. When the trains come through they are pretty loud but in and out quickly. Road was easy to get back to the spot. We are towing a 40 foot 5th wheel. Plenty of spots and fairly secluded. Would stay here again

Campground was clean and well-kept. We came to ride the Grand Canyon Railroad, the RV check-in was liking Clarity on how we completed our check-in for the train to the Grand Canyon. We had to figure the check-in process on our own.

Though it was a mission to get to the spot, me personally I would say it’s worth the effort to get to the spot. The peacefulness, the beautiful scenery it’s a spot I definitely will make my way back too. It is a bumpy road with large portion of potholes so drive cautiously but once you get to the location you get a number of different spots to camp at. Very spacious area but do remember you are in the middle of nowhere. No bathrooms, no RV hook ups, whatever you bring in you take out. It’s truly for those who like to camp out under the stars and not the glamping experience. It’s wonderful if you’re willing to make the 20 miles off road trip to get there. My experience 9/10

Beautiful views, lots of spots to choose from. very peaceful. No campfires allowed

We were here two nights ago and my son wanted to come back. I wasn’t even sure where we were, but we managed to find it again in the same spot. It’s a nice place. Plenty of sites going up the road.

Overall, it was a great spot at the front it says no camping, but once you make it to the coordinates, it says it's allowed. No one bothers you, and there are trees and such around but not much coverage if you dont like seeing people. It's definitely a bumpy ride since it's all sand once you make it to the camping area. This area is also used for ATVs who left around 10pm, but they leave large ditches in the sand, but my prius made it fine, but I could see getting stuck if it was wet. It's very cold at night, so bring all the clothes you've got. They do allow fires to just bury them once you are done.

Very nice resort with nothing bad to say, they do have rules to protect their investment that other places don’t but overall a great place to hang in Williams

Lots of dispersed sites on this road. Quite a few sites occupied closer to the road's east entrance. The further down the road you drive, the rougher the road is. Stayed overnight in the camping area just beyond the dam. Beautiful forest. No amenities, okay cell service. People could do better picking up after themselves, though--some noticeable trash at the sites. Not too much traffic during our stay.

I stayed only 1 day. The site itself (tent site) was separate from the RVers. Very well maintained site with a shade structure above your tent and a clean firepit. They also had a facility w/ restrooms and showers. Awesome spot!

Eh. Fine for just a quick overnight if just passing through, I guess. A bit crowded, overrun, and quite a few RVs that look like they stay as long as they can. Lots of broken glass and some trash, at least where we stayed. I personally wouldn't stay in this area again due to how popular the road seems, but it is convenient if you're looking for somewhere free and close to Sedona.

Campsite 1 is large. Lots of shade but area of sun to charge my batteries. Minimal cell service, but I'm from Colorado and I have Xfinity. I'm pretty sure they use Verizon towers. I still work, so definitely needed my Starlink. There was no wifi that I could find. Do be careful with your food and trash totes. Javelina got into mine on the second night, so for the rest of my stay, everything was in the van and it was a little unpleasant. BTW, this app just tested my wifi but I have Starlink.

Nice spot for a quick overnight. Our site itself was mostly clean (we did find a couple nails though, likely from pallet boards, that we did pick up and throw away...) but we did see other areas on the way in where the previous campers weren't as courteous. The area itself was quiet and felt safe during our stay. Good cell service, too.

Quiet and peaceful stay.  Quite a few campers, but were spread out nicely.  Roads were decent.

I wouldn't say this site is closed anymore necessarily, but we were unable to locate a spot.  There is no camping signs on the main road.  A lot of the side roads are fenced off.  There were some side roads that were open, but there was a dirt mound at the entrance, making going in with a 17ft travel trailer not desirable.  Perhaps it would have been fine for someone with a different camper / vehicle.  We turned around and left.

We stayed here for two nights to visit Meteor Carter and to stand on the corner in Winslow. 

The campground was well taken care of when we visited and the young man at the desk inside the gas station was very accommodating letting us check in early and select our spot.  We had no trouble codes with both our on-board surge guard and the pedestal surge guard. However, the campground was not busy. We paid just over $51.00 daily.

Meteor Crater is a well presented privately held site. We commented that the displays and information definitely showed great stewardship of this geological attraction. We easily spent 3-4 hours at the crater.

Since Winslow was so close we took an evening to check off "Standing on the Corner". It was not busy and we were able to get pictures without a crowd.  There are many diners near the corner. We chose Relic Road.