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AZ camping in March

rangerjean
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Explorer
I was wanting a little trip before the heat comes, unfortunately my dh only has weekends off so it makes it a little more of a risk to just show up. It seems most of the lower elevation campgrounds like around Sedona are booked already...I had no idea. Does anyone have suggestions for a nice spot that we can hopefully slip into without reservations. We have a 25 foot travel trailer and don't care about hookups.
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Malelau
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The best places are the ones that combine convenience and untouched nature. You can join the tribe camp anti climate change initiative here: https://tribalclimatecamp.orghttps://tribalclimatecamp.org I love everything about it.

midnightsadie
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Explorer II
roosevelt lake theres plenty of boondocking ,even the restrooms are open. I love it there.

Janss
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By "lower elevation", do you mean higher than the greater Phx area but lower than Flagstaff?

There are quite a few RV parks in the Verde Valley....Rancho Sedona, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Distant Drums, Rain Spirit, Thousand Trails, and more.

Try checking www.campgroundreviews.com (used to be RVparkreviews)

There is boondocking available off the road to Thousand Trails, which is off Hwy 260 between Camp Verde and Cottonwood. Also boondocking on FR 525 which is off Hwy 89A between Sedona and Cottonwood.

Hope this helps.
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