Pros: outstanding staff. Nice amenities, pool and hot tub. Camp store was a huge plus. Creek was gorgeous and lovely to sit in. Tall trees, good breeze. Cons: Sites are too close to each other and the road. We had a lovely view of the heavy equipment and compost pile. If we stay again, we will pre-select sites a little furthe...morePros: outstanding staff. Nice amenities, pool and hot tub. Camp store was a huge plus. Creek was gorgeous and lovely to sit in. Tall trees, good breeze. Cons: Sites are too close to each other and the road. We had a lovely view of the heavy equipment and compost pile. If we stay again, we will pre-select sites a little further away.

If you've been to Sedona AZ, you know it is breathtaking for its scenery but full of tourists and traffic. So go about 5 miles south and stay at the Lo Lo Mai park. Quiet, tranquil, well-maintained. Right on a stream with big shade trees. An extraordinary rv park, and close to the Sedona tourists experience.

If you are looking for a tucked-away spot along Oak Creek with lots of trees, creek access points, wild life and a laid back vibe, this fits the bill! We have stayed here multiple times, for many days per stay, to enjoy the natural surroundings, low key vibe and GREAT location (10 minute drive to Cottonwood, Clarksdale and Sedona, 20 ...moreIf you are looking for a tucked-away spot along Oak Creek with lots of trees, creek access points, wild life and a laid back vibe, this fits the bill! We have stayed here multiple times, for many days per stay, to enjoy the natural surroundings, low key vibe and GREAT location (10 minute drive to Cottonwood, Clarksdale and Sedona, 20 minutes to Camp Verde, 30 minutes to Jerome and an hour(ish) to Prescott and Flagstaff). Surrounded by hiking, off-roading and petroglyphs. The people are kind and facilities are basic but clean. We stayed in our 21 ft tear drop across all four seasons, in the lower campground area (mixed use of rv and tent camping sites) which is immersed in the trees and close to the creek. We’ve seen everything from owls, hawks, cardinals, robins and herons to squirrels, raccoon, skunk and cows! The property is also home to a trio of sweet alpacas, peacocks, goats and chickens and has a beautiful fresh water spring where dragonflies flit about during the warmer months. Hands down our favorite place to stay in this part of the state!

We travel to experience the outdoors, and if you’re like us, this is the perfect spot!We didn’t have cell service, which is a welcomed break for me. Our family played in the creek for hours and had so much fun. Other families around, and kids exploring make it the perfect place. Tent sites and cabins available as well.

Very pricey for what you get. You start with a very steep descend from the Highway to a small greeting area. The whole campground is completely overgrown with trees and vegetation, very quaint and nature like, but also very difficult to maneuver in, without adding some scratches to your rig. For this amount of money, you expect leve...moreVery pricey for what you get. You start with a very steep descend from the Highway to a small greeting area. The whole campground is completely overgrown with trees and vegetation, very quaint and nature like, but also very difficult to maneuver in, without adding some scratches to your rig. For this amount of money, you expect level concrete pads, not dirt, adjacent to small concrete pads. The trees were not trimmed well around the campsites. All the roads are gravel and dirt, and of course it rained the weekend we were there, so the roads were very muddy. Difficult for big rigs to get in and out of here. We are 38’ and barely made it. I would not go in anything bigger. Fine if you have a small trailer or tent camp, but we will look for mother campground the next time we visit Sedona.By the way, you are in the bottom of a ravine and there is no cell service. So many trees, it’s also difficult to get satellite TV.

Don't bother with Sedona!!! Travel 9 miles south to Lo Lo Mai Springs. What a great find! Tons of trees and big grassy spots, Lo Lo Mai sits right on Oak Creek. Spaces are large and many are shaded. Playground, basketball, etc. for the kids. Swimming pool appears well maintained. We didn't use them, but were told the bathhouse w...moreDon't bother with Sedona!!! Travel 9 miles south to Lo Lo Mai Springs. What a great find! Tons of trees and big grassy spots, Lo Lo Mai sits right on Oak Creek. Spaces are large and many are shaded. Playground, basketball, etc. for the kids. Swimming pool appears well maintained. We didn't use them, but were told the bathhouse was clean and nice. It's a big campground that is very spread out so it's easy to get a bit of privacy. Staff was very accommodating and left one space between us and our friends so we'd have plenty of room. Water and electric provided with an easily accessible dump station on site. Easy access from campground to Sedona, Cottonwood, nearby wineries, etc. Highly recommend this quiet little slice of heaven and are making plans to go back for another stay. Only negative was internet / cell coverage was poor to non-existent, but with all of the beauty around us, we really didn't care. Coverage was available at the club house.

Very nice campground and our spot is extremely large right on the creek which really makes it nice. Very friendly atmosphere. The only thing to consider is that there is no cell phone service nor wireless internet to most of the sites. If you go to the clubhouse you can connect to the campground wireless and can use a cell phone if ...moreVery nice campground and our spot is extremely large right on the creek which really makes it nice. Very friendly atmosphere. The only thing to consider is that there is no cell phone service nor wireless internet to most of the sites. If you go to the clubhouse you can connect to the campground wireless and can use a cell phone if you have Verizon.

Very nice campground. Well kept, clean, nice sites, reasonable cost, and Full Hook Up available! So overall our experience here was great. When we arrived, a person escorted us by golf cart to our site, and assisted with backing in our camper, (it was a hard turn, plus trees) but this guy helped us in first try. Also the sites are ...moreVery nice campground. Well kept, clean, nice sites, reasonable cost, and Full Hook Up available! So overall our experience here was great. When we arrived, a person escorted us by golf cart to our site, and assisted with backing in our camper, (it was a hard turn, plus trees) but this guy helped us in first try. Also the sites are very nice. We had a concrete pad next to us with a picnic table. They have lots of rules here. Rightfully so, no music being played, camp fires only in provided rings, little things, but other than that, great place. Cell service is poor here. They do have wifi however. Plus, sometimes it’s nice to have a break from the phone.

We loved this park. It is set in old growth trees with streams running through the park. Their is also a little lake that we saw kids fishing in. Spots were bigger with firepits that we really enjoyed. It is located 8 to 10 miles south of Sedona. It was about the same distance to the old mining town of Jerome which we enjoyed very much...moreWe loved this park. It is set in old growth trees with streams running through the park. Their is also a little lake that we saw kids fishing in. Spots were bigger with firepits that we really enjoyed. It is located 8 to 10 miles south of Sedona. It was about the same distance to the old mining town of Jerome which we enjoyed very much. We walked around the park a few times. There are several cabins and a lot of tent sites. If I was a tent camper this would be my first choice. Nicely spaced areas under the trees and next to the streams. The park was well taken care of although we did not use showers or restrooms we did check them out and they appeared clean and adequate. Note, there is little to no cell reception. Wifi was very intermittent at our location. They do have strong wifi in area of the office.

Clean, family friendly. Kids were running around, on bikes, etc. Right on Oak Creek, nice spring, nice shade. Electric voltage dropped in late afternoon, as everyone ran air conditioning. (Not so good for refrig!). Spaces are VERY close, so don't plan on sleeping after your neighbor's kids awake! limited wifi only at clubhouse. no ...moreClean, family friendly. Kids were running around, on bikes, etc. Right on Oak Creek, nice spring, nice shade. Electric voltage dropped in late afternoon, as everyone ran air conditioning. (Not so good for refrig!). Spaces are VERY close, so don't plan on sleeping after your neighbor's kids awake! limited wifi only at clubhouse. no cell.

They are very strict about the check in time. But nice place. Relaxing. Fun for the whole family.

This place was awesome. Nice spacious camp spaces with picnic table and fire ring. Located close to a creek for swimming, tubing and hanging out. Plenty of fish and crawdads to keep the kids busy. No wi-fi or phone service at the camp sites (it’s nice to unplug from daily life). Clean restrooms and showers. The staff was friendly and h...moreThis place was awesome. Nice spacious camp spaces with picnic table and fire ring. Located close to a creek for swimming, tubing and hanging out. Plenty of fish and crawdads to keep the kids busy. No wi-fi or phone service at the camp sites (it’s nice to unplug from daily life). Clean restrooms and showers. The staff was friendly and helped us back into our site. The road coming in and out of the campground had large speed bumps and was narrow and only big enough for one vehicle at a time. To be expected the prices inside the store were high, grab your gear and treats in town first. Overall this is a hidden gem. We are definitely going back.

We brought our 34 foot fifth wheel to Lo Lo Mei for 3 nights in July of 2020. We really liked it! The temperatures were hot, and the pool and creek were cold. We were in sights #11 and #13. #11 had AMAZING shade, #13 - not so much, which made for hot mornings. That aside, we spent most of our time down by the creek (an easy walk), pla...moreWe brought our 34 foot fifth wheel to Lo Lo Mei for 3 nights in July of 2020. We really liked it! The temperatures were hot, and the pool and creek were cold. We were in sights #11 and #13. #11 had AMAZING shade, #13 - not so much, which made for hot mornings. That aside, we spent most of our time down by the creek (an easy walk), playing, swimming, exploring, and riding our tubes. Make sure you bring a tube or something to float on (or you can buy them in the Lo Lo Mai General Store). A beach chair is helpful too for sitting right in the water at the creek and relaxing. This campground has several alpacas at the entrance as well, which our kids loved to walk to and visit each day. They have a playground and swings, hot tub, along with several large grassy areas where our kids would run around and play. The campground is also large enough that it was fun for our daughter to ride her bike around exploring.The WiFi was terrible - no cell phone service for us (Verizon) around the entire campground, and their WiFi only worked in one area (near their main check in area), and it was super super slow. So if you need service/internet, this campground isn’t for you. I would have expected this to work better for how much we paid per night. We also appreciate distancing from technology, so overall this wasn’t a huge issue for us.When you make your reservation they won’t guarantee 30 vs. 50 amps. We requested 50 amps and did get it for both sites (and sewer), so we were pretty happy about that! We also had to pay an extra $5/night per kid - that was a little crazy to us. Overall, we had a really great experience and would go back again - there is a lot to do at this campground for all ages.

We made last minute reservations the weekend after Memorial Day. We have a 32 foot class C and had a back in full hook up spot, surrounded by trees with a creek behind us. Plenty of space between neighbors. A park like setting with grass and trees. We were a short walk to playground and basketball court, showers and laundry. A few ...moreWe made last minute reservations the weekend after Memorial Day. We have a 32 foot class C and had a back in full hook up spot, surrounded by trees with a creek behind us. Plenty of space between neighbors. A park like setting with grass and trees. We were a short walk to playground and basketball court, showers and laundry. A few full timers in park, but everyone is very friendly. Front office left us a ladder and a tool to fix our awning. One of the best places to access Oak Creek for tubing, swimming, and just floating in the natural creek to cool off from a hot day. Temps are close to 100 this time of year so I was glad we had full hook ups with AC in our RV. No breed restrictions. Our Pitbull was friendlier and quieter then some campers barking lap dogs. DVDs are free to rent for the kids get tired of playing outside.A little expensive, but we are new to RVing so maybe it wasn’t for full hookups, 2 adults and 4 kids, plus one pet.

Quiet, nice site, very helpful in getting into site. Busy on weekends, quiet during week. Beautiful creek & wooded setting. Due to hills & cliffs limited cell; weak campground wifi. But relaxing lovely spot. Access down a steep narrow road - fine for my suv & 23 footer, but big rigs not so sure

I love the quiet and serene area the campground is located. The young gal from Texas was very kind and drove me around to choose between 3 sites. She even gave me her WiFi password so I could get some service which was spotty at best. The showers and restrooms were kept clean. The park needs some upkeep. Trees need to be trimmed, pot...moreI love the quiet and serene area the campground is located. The young gal from Texas was very kind and drove me around to choose between 3 sites. She even gave me her WiFi password so I could get some service which was spotty at best. The showers and restrooms were kept clean. The park needs some upkeep. Trees need to be trimmed, pot holes filled in and tree roots removed. You must be back at the campground before sunset. Obviously, that leaves guests missing the the beautiful sunsets in Sedona. Spoke to long time guest briefly and she said she camped there last year for 10 days. They were asked to move to another space near the end of their visit. So before leaving last year they booked for this year, choosing a space. When they arrived that space was taken. She would not be back next year.

Got in on a Thursday and there were a total of ten or so sites filled... come Friday it was packed. Lots of kids and dogs. Great place for families.

We stayed for 2 nights in our Airstream right next to the creek. We arrived right at check in time and were greeted by the owner who was very nice. We were given a number of site options since the park was no very busy. We choose site 114 right next to the creek. The site is in a great location with shade but there was very little gras...moreWe stayed for 2 nights in our Airstream right next to the creek. We arrived right at check in time and were greeted by the owner who was very nice. We were given a number of site options since the park was no very busy. We choose site 114 right next to the creek. The site is in a great location with shade but there was very little grass and mostly dirt. Next time we would select a site close to the creek with less sand and dirt. We loved all the kid friendly amenities and the nice little store. We will definitely be back again soon!

We camped here as a family a few months ago with the trailer. This time, my friend and I tent camped with our kids. I want to love this place, but the pros and cons are about equal so I'm a firm 3 stars on this one again.The good: It's close to Sedona but not that close. Being far from the crowds and traffic jams is definitely a pl...moreWe camped here as a family a few months ago with the trailer. This time, my friend and I tent camped with our kids. I want to love this place, but the pros and cons are about equal so I'm a firm 3 stars on this one again.The good: It's close to Sedona but not that close. Being far from the crowds and traffic jams is definitely a plus. And how can you not love a shaded campground that's far from any busy road yet still right along Oak Creek? There's also plenty of spots, you feel safe, and you have free access to practical things like restrooms and showers and fun things like a pool, hot tub, and basketball court.The bad: Said amenities are rundown and quite dirty. The clubhouse looks pretty from the outside, but the inside is old and musty; it's such a waste because the building truly has potential. The restrooms are not just old, but some doors don't latch, some plugs don't work, and the restrooms don't have a very clean feel. Which is surprising because the rates here are pretty darn high. A bill of $155.23 for three nights of camping in your own tent is downright astronomical. Even though my friend and I EACH paid that, we were placed in a site that had only one picnic table and fire pit because "this site is big enough for two tents." Upon arrival, I was notably displeased, and rightly so because I arrived early enough on a Thursday intending to get two sites along the creek. When I called to make the reservation, they were sure to let me know they cannot guarantee a certain site, but they noted I wanted to be adjacent to my friend's site and along the creek. Instead, we got one site that was not along the creek even though there were plenty of sites open that we could have been assigned. No one could tell me the bananas logic of why we (two families who will be there for 3 nights) had to take one site that wasn't as good as families who would be there for two nights. "There are many factors that go into it," was the only answer I received. In fairness, only half the management had rotten attitudes. The younger employees were reasonable and understanding, but they were completely at the mercy of the owners and their old school ways. My hope is that when this property moves to the hands of the younger generation, everything from the grounds to the reservation system to customer service will improve.

My family and I booked 4 days here in a group camp, right by the creek!I preferred this site to others because it was right on the creek and a little bit more "rustic" than other sites (no concrete pad or sewer). The site was sandy and wonderfully nestled in the trees by the river, which made it real nice to wander around barefoot....moreMy family and I booked 4 days here in a group camp, right by the creek!I preferred this site to others because it was right on the creek and a little bit more "rustic" than other sites (no concrete pad or sewer). The site was sandy and wonderfully nestled in the trees by the river, which made it real nice to wander around barefoot.The bathrooms and showers were nice and clean, as was the pool. Everyone working there was super friendly and helpful. They have a nice little "store" (named the Sometimes Store) that had just what the kids needed when they realized they forgot their toiletries bag.They provided me a long 30A extension at no charge so I could plug my rig in, and the kids had plenty of room to spread out their tents.Overall, we had a wonderful time!

Even though the base rate was $45, there plenty of extra charges that brought our stay up to $63/night for full hookups. $5/night for 5th wheel, $5/night for petPros: Showers & restrooms very nice & clean Beautiful location, tucked down in treesRiver runs beside campground Staff is very friendly Cons:Cell coverage only ...moreEven though the base rate was $45, there plenty of extra charges that brought our stay up to $63/night for full hookups. $5/night for 5th wheel, $5/night for petPros: Showers & restrooms very nice & clean Beautiful location, tucked down in treesRiver runs beside campground Staff is very friendly Cons:Cell coverage only if near office where their cell booster is locatedWiFi only at clubhouse & only for basic internet useLaundry is advertised as plenty for entire campground. Not! Only 3 small machines & 1 out of order. Signs posted stating do not use laundry facilities during morning or afternoon. Staff uses it during those hours. Just plan to do laundry in town

This place is just outside Sedona (15 mins) and nicely located in a cute little valley. It’s secluded and perfect located on the river. Nice facilities (old world wood charm) and very friendly staff. Loved staying here.

First time. Clean bathrooms and showers. Friendly staff. Lots of shade and scenery and would recommend. Be careful on road to Resort, whindy and narrow, take your time. No channels for Antenna TV, no cell service (ATT) and WiFi is not great but these are not all bad........a true getaway. Will return again. We had a site with full hook...moreFirst time. Clean bathrooms and showers. Friendly staff. Lots of shade and scenery and would recommend. Be careful on road to Resort, whindy and narrow, take your time. No channels for Antenna TV, no cell service (ATT) and WiFi is not great but these are not all bad........a true getaway. Will return again. We had a site with full hook ups.

It seems like Lo Lo Mai is situated in its own little bubble. It's close to Oak Creek and Sedona, but far from the crowds and busy streets. I've heard a lot of great things about this campground, so I was excited to score two nights during a very busy season for them over fall break.Maybe the hype was too much. Maybe it was the rai...moreIt seems like Lo Lo Mai is situated in its own little bubble. It's close to Oak Creek and Sedona, but far from the crowds and busy streets. I've heard a lot of great things about this campground, so I was excited to score two nights during a very busy season for them over fall break.Maybe the hype was too much. Maybe it was the rain they had the previous two days creating mud all around our trailer. Maybe it was the first time in over three years we've had rowdy neighbors who like to smoke and drink into the wee hours. I think if none of those things had happened, we would have had a lovely time at Lo Lo Mai. So let's go from there.It really is an oasis in the desert. A cute (bit scummy right now) pond is near the cabins. The creek runs right past both rv and tent campsites. I asked for one of those, but they were "pretty muddy." Hmm. Must have been really muddy! They have a pool, hot tub, antiquated clubhouse with some movies and games you could borrow if you wanted to, and an old shuffleboard pad. The bathhouses are truly straight out of 1950, so you either love that or hate that. They were clean and worked and that's all that mattered to us.Trina scheduled our reservations over the phone and she was super helpful and kind. Check in and check out were a breeze. As other reviews state, this place is quite tight. We weren't bothered by any low branches (even with our bikes on top of the truck), but the roads in/out and through go both ways but are only one lane. That makes it a bit tricking hauling in and out. The speed bumps going down the hill weren't a problem, but it's quite a climb getting out of there so those were tricky. Thankfully, it's paved or we would have had some trouble in the rain.It's a bit pricey at $60 a night, but you do get full hook-ups (or at least water and electric), and it's certainly a bargain compared to Sedona hotels. The spots are small, but they only use every other site. Maybe that's different in other seasons. Our site was a pull through, but the "living area" with the fire ring and picnic table were right out in the open near the road. We didn't get the best site, and this is one of those places that assigns you a spot when you arrive; you can't choose it beforehand. It's located along a winding road, but if you come in off of 89A instead of Cornville Road, it's easier with an RV or trailer. There are some wineries down the street along Page Springs that I wish we'd had time to check out.There is no cell service unless you are near the clubhouse and signed in to their wi-fi.I guess the weirdest thing about this place is that the owners purposefully attract skunks and raccoons. Around 6 pm, a man sets out dry cat food for the show. He says, "OK guys. Just wait a minute," and then a few moments later skunks and raccoons show up to eat it. We kept our distance, but maybe some people like the threat of being sprayed or catching a disease from raccoon poop. We thought it was gross.

We came to Lo Lo Mai on a hot Thursday afternoon, set up camp and jumped into the oak creek, very refreshing. The staff at Lo Lo Mai is INCREDIBLY friendly and helpful, Thanks Carrie for helping us with our reservation of a big group. We didn't leave the campground the whole 3 day we were there. They have so many things to do like a ro...moreWe came to Lo Lo Mai on a hot Thursday afternoon, set up camp and jumped into the oak creek, very refreshing. The staff at Lo Lo Mai is INCREDIBLY friendly and helpful, Thanks Carrie for helping us with our reservation of a big group. We didn't leave the campground the whole 3 day we were there. They have so many things to do like a rope swing, hiking and they even have a swimming pool and hot tub. There is weak cell service but they do have speedy wifi. since our campsite was right next to the river we had a TON of flies swarming us... nothing was working to keep them away until we figured out that bug repellent will make them go running. Lo Lo Mai also has free showers with HOT water. This campground also has a great convince store that has things from charcoal, air mattresses to push pops. We will be returning to this campground

Cottonwood Trees, lush green, and large creek with fishing. This place is picturesque. It’s impossible to get a spot in Sedona, this is the only other creek side with full hookups place to go. If you stay close enough to their office you can get some WiFi, but otherwise we had no cell service. If you like wine and food....go to...moreCottonwood Trees, lush green, and large creek with fishing. This place is picturesque. It’s impossible to get a spot in Sedona, this is the only other creek side with full hookups place to go. If you stay close enough to their office you can get some WiFi, but otherwise we had no cell service. If you like wine and food....go to the Up the Creek restaurant for a tasting from 11 AZ vineyards and visit DA Ranch!

The location, we would give a 5 because it is central. The bathrooms are very clean with great water pressure. The upkeep and updating needs to be done to this RV Park. There is lack of gravel and very dusty.

**If your rig is longer than 40 ft and taller than 13 ft, call the resort office and give them the height and length of your RV. There are narrow roads and lots of trees here, so you want to make sure you can fit.** We stayed for 3 days/nights in mid-March 2016 in our 30 ft gas Class A. Yes, Spring Break, but we got in and were put in ...more**If your rig is longer than 40 ft and taller than 13 ft, call the resort office and give them the height and length of your RV. There are narrow roads and lots of trees here, so you want to make sure you can fit.** We stayed for 3 days/nights in mid-March 2016 in our 30 ft gas Class A. Yes, Spring Break, but we got in and were put in a quiet area of this family- and dog-friendly resort. This is not a 55+ resort, and if you enjoy hearing and seeing families with kids having lots of (noisy) fun, you'll enjoy LoLoMai Springs (we did). This area is a riparian treasure in Arizona. Over 360 gallons of water a minute flow out of the springs, and the resort fronts almost a mile of Oak Creek river bank. The RV sites are either on grass or dirt (some dust, so we used our mat). The women in the front office are professional, nice, and good resources. Yes, there is a man on staff who comes across gruff, but don't let that stop you from staying here. We rarely saw him. There are at least 2 fishing areas along Oak Creek, and at least one swimming hole. Go to the resort's web site for more information. You can also rent cabins or tent camp in a gorgeous, quiet area of the resort. The access road into the resort off Page Springs Road is very narrow. We had FHU but resort visitors said the showers and laundry were fine. WiFi and cell signals are very spotty, and strongest by the front office, but not optimal. So, come here to unplug from your devices and sit on the banks of Oak Creek under the towering Sycamores and Cottonwoods with a cold beverage in hand. We will stay here again.