camping in flagstaff

We always stay at Greer's Pine Shadow. Its a simple camp ground with lots of pine trees.

Selkie wrote:
I believe there is a campground at Mund's Park south of Flag, but I can recommend the forest service campground at Sunset Crater. There also is a decent campground at the fairgrounds on the south side of town, but no hookups. Check out rvparkreviews.com

X2 Also, Pinegrove, about 20 miles southeast of Flagstaff is a gorgeous CG. Dead Horse Ranch SP in Cottonwood (18 miles southwest of Sedona), is a great place to stay and launch day trips from. :C

We stayed at Circle Pines KOA in Williams.Camp under tall pine trees.Indoor pool and hot tubs.We stayed there 3 days while visiteing the Grand Canyon,then headed south to Cottonwood and stayed at Dead Horse Ranch State park.Lot's to see in that area.Jerome ( old mining town),Tuzigoot ( Indian ruins from 1300),Ft Verde ( 1880's calvary post ).

from runnells ia wrote:
...Not sure if there are enough activities to keep us interested for 10 days. Our second choice for vacation in Pigeon Forge. Opinions please! Any input will help with our decision making!...

Here are some links for attractions in the Flagstaff and Sedona area: Sunset Crater National Monument, Wupatki National Monument, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Montezuma Castle and Montezuma Well National Monuments, Tuzigoot National Monument, Palatki and Honaki Ruins, V-Bar-V Heritage Site, Cathedral Rock, Verde Canyon Railroad, the town of Jerome, the town of Sedona, and Schnebly Hill Road.

I believe there is a campground at Mund's Park south of Flag, but I can recommend the forest service campground at Sunset Crater. There also is a decent campground at the fairgrounds on the south side of town, but no hookups. Check out rvparkreviews.com

RFCN2 speaks with knowledge and gives good advice. I, personally, am not crazy about the Flag RV parks, but the area, as described, has a lot to offer!

The quick answer is yes!!! Are you kidding. Here are a few in the general area in no particular order.

1. Grand Canyon. Should be on every American's bucket list. Stupendous.
2. Flagstaff is a great moderate size town with a nice old section.
3. Sedona - short drive away that is a gorgeous area. Stop at Oak Creek. Take a hike through the red hills and cliffs.
4. Meteor Crater
5. Petrified forest NP
6. Painted Desert NP
7. Many native American ruins and places to visit. Wupatki, Motezuma Castle.
8. Jerome
9. Prescott

And many many more. Take the train from Williams to the Grand Canyon. And so on.