Overnight Options in Sedona
Hello, my friend and I are new to RVing and one of my many questions is, do we always have to park at a campground/trailer park? On the way from Grand Canyon to Sedona, I was wondering if there ar...
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I just called the two Walmarts in Flagstaff. While Walmart does not mind overnighting in their parking lots, the city of Flagstaff has an ordinance against it. The police may or may not enforce it. Staff member at the Walmart on the east side of town said he has seen RVs there in the morning when he comes in. So, essentially, overnight at your own risk of being kicked out.
Overnighting in your RV is not allowed in Sedona. There is one RV park in Sedona, and a couple Forest Service campgrounds in Oak Creek Canyon. You can stay overnight a few miles west of Sedona, driving out Hwy 89A, turn north or south at FR 525/89B. Dirt road.
There is Verde Valley Fairgrounds RV park in nearby Cottonwood that is reasonably priced. Also Dead Horse Ranch State Park is nice. Boondocking also on dirt off Hwy 260 at Thousand Trails Rd. (before entering the TT campground).
Check out freecampsites.net
A very easy place to stay overnight is in the lower parking lot of Cliff Castle Casino just off I-17.
Overnighting in your RV is not allowed in Sedona. There is one RV park in Sedona, and a couple Forest Service campgrounds in Oak Creek Canyon. You can stay overnight a few miles west of Sedona, driving out Hwy 89A, turn north or south at FR 525/89B. Dirt road.
There is Verde Valley Fairgrounds RV park in nearby Cottonwood that is reasonably priced. Also Dead Horse Ranch State Park is nice. Boondocking also on dirt off Hwy 260 at Thousand Trails Rd. (before entering the TT campground).
Check out freecampsites.net
A very easy place to stay overnight is in the lower parking lot of Cliff Castle Casino just off I-17.
