Campground near Flagstaff Az

[DeanRIowa]

Any recommendations for a campground in or near FlagStaff?

Wish list

• Trees
• Good Spacing
• Clean Bathrooms
• 30 amp
• Full Hookups
• Wifi
• Fits 30' trailer

thanks,
Dean

[DeanRIowa]

2gypsies wrote:
If you can do without hookups, Bonito national forest campground is gorgeous. It's at the entrance of Sunset Crater Nat'l Monument.

You don't need air conditioning in Flagstaff.

I wish, but DW expects full hookups for camping. I am looking at getting a generator in a few years and that will open up many more camping spots.


thanks,
Dean

[RGar974417]

We stayed at Circle Pines KOA in Williams. Under pine trees,full hookups,indoor hot tubs and indoor swimming pool.

[2gypsies1]

If you can do without hookups, Bonito national forest campground is gorgeous. It's at the entrance of Sunset Crater Nat'l Monument.

You don't need air conditioning in Flagstaff.

[DeanRIowa]

Forgot to mention we have children aged 10 & 13, thus J&H is not an option for us.

thank you everyone for your comments.

Dean

[Earl_E]

J&H. Ver nice. Meets all of your requirements.

[leesan]

X2 for Woody Mountain Full hookups and lots of sites to choose from and also lots of trees Every time we go through Flagstaff we stay there We really like it

[buc1980]

Woody mountains is nice I was there years ago.

[lbrjet]

We had a 30 amp site at the KOA and it way too small. We saw some larger 50 amps sites but we won't stay there again. Too tight getting in and out of that place.

[DeanRIowa]

Has anyone stayed at Woody Mountain Campground by chance? It looks like it has lots of trees from a video I saw.

Dean

[harley-dave]

We've look ed J&H but aren't allowed to stay because we have Harley's. dang it anyway.. We've stayed several times in Williams at all of the RV parks and their all pretty nice. They all have train noise however.

Dave

[punomatic]

We stayed at J&H and loved it. Very friendly folks, and as stated above, the rules are not onerous, just good sense. The signs are a lot of fun, and if you engage the owners in conversation, they are even more fun.

[RoyB]

What you don't want to do in Flag is stay close to the major EAST-WEST railroad that goes through the south part of town. This has a train about every 5 minutes going both directions 24/7 (all night long)... It TOOTS several times going through the intersections between town and I40...

We always stay out on AZ89 NE of town...

Roy Ken

[rr2254545]

Dave5143 wrote:
I've stayed at J&H Park which is nice but may still be closed for the season. The KOA is too small for large rigs in my opinion. When in Flagstaff I stay at Greer's Pine Shadows. It's a nice place with plenty of trees.

Not true we stayed at KOA and enjoyed it - we are 37 ft

[kalynzoo]

J&H was very nice. Really friendly, lots of rules but cute signage making following the rules fun. (Nothing that a good camper wouldn't do anyway). Really liked the place. However, I would basecamp in Williams about 15 miles west. The Circle of Pines KOA has very large level sites, lots of big trees, good WiFi, heated indoor pool, really nice playground and very nice dog run. Camped there more than a few times. Don't miss BearAzona if you have a chance.
Happy Trails.