Campground employees were very friendly and helpful. Great location to explore Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, and Sedona areas. Grocery store and liquor store across the street. Lot of in-and-out traffic, looks like most other campers used the campground as an overnighter. WiFi did not work; either there was no internet connection at all, or...moreCampground employees were very friendly and helpful. Great location to explore Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, and Sedona areas. Grocery store and liquor store across the street. Lot of in-and-out traffic, looks like most other campers used the campground as an overnighter. WiFi did not work; either there was no internet connection at all, or the speed was less than 2 Mbps. All but one of the washing machines was working (~5 were broken) so we went to a laundromat in town. There were some great trails accessible directly from the campground.

Stayed at this campground for 2 nights. Initially scheduled for one night, but extended due to snow storm. Office staff very nice both at check in and when we needed to extend a night. Stayed in site 155 was pretty level, FHU, but did not have cable. Power to the site was very good (123/124 volts). Did not see much of a drop in the pow...moreStayed at this campground for 2 nights. Initially scheduled for one night, but extended due to snow storm. Office staff very nice both at check in and when we needed to extend a night. Stayed in site 155 was pretty level, FHU, but did not have cable. Power to the site was very good (123/124 volts). Did not see much of a drop in the power while running electric heaters. Campground was busier than I thought it would be. Decent Verizon signal. Able to talk, text, search the internet, and stream videos. It did slow a bit in the evenings. Did not use their wifi and did not check out their bathrooms. I wouldn’t mind returning to this campground in the summer when the weather is better. Staff were out plowing the streets in the campground and removing snow from in front/behind campsites.

Friendly staff and nice shaded sites. Some road noise, but not bad. Close to shopping and restaurants. We used this park as our base to explore the Grand Canyon, Montezuma’s Castle and the Meteor Crater, along with other spots. Nice laundry room and clean bathhouses.

The staff was very friendly and the park was clean. Very close to lots of shopping to pick up those items you forgot or need. However, loud traffic noise from Highway 89 (and we were in the back), barking dogs at night (from near by neighborhood and from park), very narrow roads that were difficult to navigate, and sites were not level...moreThe staff was very friendly and the park was clean. Very close to lots of shopping to pick up those items you forgot or need. However, loud traffic noise from Highway 89 (and we were in the back), barking dogs at night (from near by neighborhood and from park), very narrow roads that were difficult to navigate, and sites were not level. Used the restroom and looked at the showers; both were very clean. Nice play area for the youngins, and a fun bouncing canvas

We camped here with some friends. It was such a great place for the kids! The blob, the playground, they even have a little breakfast spot. Great place outside of the city like Flagstaff. Close enough to the Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument.

The entire KOA is nestled in the pines. It’s beautiful. Watch out for the little people on three wheeled trikes and kids running without looking!!!The lady put me in a pull thru that had another 5th wheel in the slot. There’s not much room on the roads into the pull thru slots. The water had adequate pressure and had a great tas...moreThe entire KOA is nestled in the pines. It’s beautiful. Watch out for the little people on three wheeled trikes and kids running without looking!!!The lady put me in a pull thru that had another 5th wheel in the slot. There’s not much room on the roads into the pull thru slots. The water had adequate pressure and had a great taste.The highway noise is muffled and better than most KOA’s .

Booked online a couple of hours before we got here. Nice wooded area walked their nature trail. Store has lots of supplies. Site has table and firepit. Park full but doesn’t seem overcrowded. Clean bathrooms and showers.

This place was packed. Girl that checked me in talked so fast I couldn’t understand half of what she said. She had me go down a road to my site marked one way. It made it difficult to back in as the site was meant to come from the other way. Other guests were so inconsiderate of me backing in. I had to stop several times to allow them ...moreThis place was packed. Girl that checked me in talked so fast I couldn’t understand half of what she said. She had me go down a road to my site marked one way. It made it difficult to back in as the site was meant to come from the other way. Other guests were so inconsiderate of me backing in. I had to stop several times to allow them to walk behind me. Who does that? Young adults everywhere. They were the majority. Restrooms and showers were packed with people getting ready. Restrooms were unkept and long hair all over in the shower. I like to think this was not a normal time and maybe like everywhere else they are short staffed. I would stay again to give it another chance.

Here on Campendium it was quoted $30 but it’s $50. But compared to other prices and facilities around town it was the cheapest. Nice trees considering the surrounding desert has none that was a big plus, as well as it being quiet which was welcomed since I-40 is busy and noisy.

Original reservation was 4 nights. Added 1 more by phone. Drove in a day early and they were able to accommodate me for night 6. Couldn’t get power at the pole, called the desk and help arrived immediately! Site was in the lower area so only elec, water at site but priced accordingly. Camping with a group of 25 some have premium sites ...moreOriginal reservation was 4 nights. Added 1 more by phone. Drove in a day early and they were able to accommodate me for night 6. Couldn’t get power at the pole, called the desk and help arrived immediately! Site was in the lower area so only elec, water at site but priced accordingly. Camping with a group of 25 some have premium sites including the patios. Everyone is happy.

The staff was friendly and accommodating. The campground was clean. The laundromat had 10 washing machines seven of them were broken, A couple of dryers that actually worked barely put out any heat. The coin machine in the laundry room was broken.Being it’s so close to town, restaurants, Grand Canyon you think they would take a littl...moreThe staff was friendly and accommodating. The campground was clean. The laundromat had 10 washing machines seven of them were broken, A couple of dryers that actually worked barely put out any heat. The coin machine in the laundry room was broken.Being it’s so close to town, restaurants, Grand Canyon you think they would take a little bit more pride in keeping everything up and running.

Unable to adequately dump since the water pressure was so poor could not rinse black tank. Had to find a Flying J to finish job. Would not stay there again.

If you have a Class A motor home I recommend space 181 or 152..I tried for 152 but it was booked. 181 is a pull thru site. The park itself has very narrow roadways. Getting to campground 181 was easy to access because it was one Main Street in and then drive into the spot. The spot was a little unlevel. But the location was worth ...moreIf you have a Class A motor home I recommend space 181 or 152..I tried for 152 but it was booked. 181 is a pull thru site. The park itself has very narrow roadways. Getting to campground 181 was easy to access because it was one Main Street in and then drive into the spot. The spot was a little unlevel. But the location was worth it. Amazing hiking trails just steps from your site. There was a really nice brick patio outside with a picnic table and patio furniture. They also provided a gas grill, propane tank, propane fire ring, full hook-ups : sewer, water, cable, 50 amp electric. If you have dogs this place is VERY pet friendly.

The winds had beaten us and our truck camper to pieces all day, gusts to 45mph. We are headed to Ca but have a few rig issues so I looked around on campendium for something close to where we were rolling down I40. KOA had a small back in spot for us, elect and water, what a relief! It's not like the one Clark Griswold stayed in, this o...moreThe winds had beaten us and our truck camper to pieces all day, gusts to 45mph. We are headed to Ca but have a few rig issues so I looked around on campendium for something close to where we were rolling down I40. KOA had a small back in spot for us, elect and water, what a relief! It's not like the one Clark Griswold stayed in, this one is nice with trees and showers, laundry mat, dump station. We needed all these amenities. A real oasis and fantastic friendly customer service!

We stay in a lot of KOA’s for overnight road stops. And this one while very conveniently located off of I40, and with lovely very professional staff at the front desk, falls very short on maintenance and upkeep. The sites were gravel/dirt and quite unlevel. We paid for a “premium” spot with “patio and picnic area” and it was unusabl...moreWe stay in a lot of KOA’s for overnight road stops. And this one while very conveniently located off of I40, and with lovely very professional staff at the front desk, falls very short on maintenance and upkeep. The sites were gravel/dirt and quite unlevel. We paid for a “premium” spot with “patio and picnic area” and it was unusable, due to the upheaval of the pavement and bad condition of the older table and chairs. The sewer hookup had no cap with only a rock propped inside it to block the debris falling in. The campground was pretty full even in snowy conditions in March, so it seems they need to channel some of those proceeds into some serious maintenance and makeovers at that price.

In our opinion KOA‘s always leave a lot to be desired, but this one was definitely at the bottom of the scale. They charge you additional for WiFi and the Internet would not do you any good whatsoever. Spots are incredibly tight like most KOA‘s and the help at the site is focused purely on regulations rather than customer comfort. I s...moreIn our opinion KOA‘s always leave a lot to be desired, but this one was definitely at the bottom of the scale. They charge you additional for WiFi and the Internet would not do you any good whatsoever. Spots are incredibly tight like most KOA‘s and the help at the site is focused purely on regulations rather than customer comfort. I suggest you pull over at Walmart. Arriving in the middle of a snowstorm, they tried to upsale sites with most everything open and no plowed roads! Overpriced and under performed.

Clean & safe feeling. Site backs up to lovely hiking area. Professional staff.

I booked our stay over the phone having never stayed here before I relied on the reviews from other campers. The camp ground itself is nice and clean but not really suited for a big rig. We got into our pull through site but had to back out and move very cautiously to exit the grounds. We are 53” overall. There were a few other big rig...moreI booked our stay over the phone having never stayed here before I relied on the reviews from other campers. The camp ground itself is nice and clean but not really suited for a big rig. We got into our pull through site but had to back out and move very cautiously to exit the grounds. We are 53” overall. There were a few other big rigs at the park and I am sure they will have to do some maneuvering to get out. Over it was a nice park and the trails were awesome.

Campgrounds in Coconino Nat'l Forest were all closed for the season, so we took the ranger's recommendation of the Flagstaff KOA. We had never tried a KOA before and were very favorably impressed. The bathrooms and showers were clean, warm, and comfortable. Plus free wifi with strong signal! The office staff were very friendly and help...moreCampgrounds in Coconino Nat'l Forest were all closed for the season, so we took the ranger's recommendation of the Flagstaff KOA. We had never tried a KOA before and were very favorably impressed. The bathrooms and showers were clean, warm, and comfortable. Plus free wifi with strong signal! The office staff were very friendly and helpful, and careful to mask-up for COVID. We liked it so much that we stayed in some other KOA's on the rest of our trip, and learned that some are less scenic and have less space between campsites. Flagstaff KOA is especially nice. (I still wouldn't want to pitch a tent there, though.)

Campground was great—we had a patio site which we’d definitely recommend if you’ll be there more than a night (and the weather is warmer)! There were hiking trails at the back of the campground that connected to a larger trail network. Was close enough to town but set back from the freeway so it was quiet!

Patio sites are awesome! Lots of room and amenities. Love this place, we will be back!

We stopped over in Flagstaff on our way back to Texas. This campground is lovely. The sites are super close together which I am learning to expect from KOA's, but the bathrooms were clean and the park had a lot to offer. We were pleased to learn how the park backs up to an awesome wilderness area with hiking trails. If you can afford t...moreWe stopped over in Flagstaff on our way back to Texas. This campground is lovely. The sites are super close together which I am learning to expect from KOA's, but the bathrooms were clean and the park had a lot to offer. We were pleased to learn how the park backs up to an awesome wilderness area with hiking trails. If you can afford to splurge on one of their premium sites with a patio, I would recommend it as those looked really nice and comfortable. This was our first time experimenting with working remotely from the road. This campground does have free wi-fi, but I found it was very slow and difficult to use if you are working. I connected my phone hotspot and had zero problems after that. Phone service is strong and reliable. You will definitely need to level your rig as the whole campground is on a little bit of a hill. We chose a pull-through site with full hookups and it was very easy to access. The dog park is in the front of the park and was really nice. This KOA is very conveniently located. We needed a couple of things and there is an RV Country store one mile down the road. It is a straight shot down the road to downtown Flagstaff. We will stay here again!

Nice Stay. Plenty of trees for shade (and squirrels!). Campsite backs up to natural wilderness and hiking trails. Convenient location; close to town and other sites in the area. Plenty of friendly staff on-site; kept things picked-up and tidy. Bathrooms are probably original; adequate, but could use a refresh in the future. The KOA is ...moreNice Stay. Plenty of trees for shade (and squirrels!). Campsite backs up to natural wilderness and hiking trails. Convenient location; close to town and other sites in the area. Plenty of friendly staff on-site; kept things picked-up and tidy. Bathrooms are probably original; adequate, but could use a refresh in the future. The KOA is built on a natural slope, so individual sites will not likely be perfectly level. Bring you leveling equipment; not an issue for us. Amenities were fine; electric, water, sewer. WiFi was slow in the evening hours; but that is the nature of public WiFi. Bring other options if that’s important to you. We stayed 4 nights; if staying multiple nights again would consider getting an upgraded site with adjacent nice paver patio with BBQ and portable propane fire pit. We’ll be back. Love the area!

This KOA is very nice. Most sites are in trees. Showers were clean. Staff very nice and plenty of them. Plenty of Verizon bars, but campground also has wifi. It's busy, but just off HWY 40 & 66, so to be expected. Power connections at most sites, cable at premium sites. Better than other RV parks in the area. Some sites require ...moreThis KOA is very nice. Most sites are in trees. Showers were clean. Staff very nice and plenty of them. Plenty of Verizon bars, but campground also has wifi. It's busy, but just off HWY 40 & 66, so to be expected. Power connections at most sites, cable at premium sites. Better than other RV parks in the area. Some sites require leveling blocks, so bring them.

Our campsite was littered with cigarette butts and pieces of plastic trash. The toilet bowls were filthy. The shower curtains had mold on them. Half of the washing machines were out of order. All the campsites were dusty and in need of a new layer of gravel. The dust blew into our van. The front desk assigned us a site that our v...moreOur campsite was littered with cigarette butts and pieces of plastic trash. The toilet bowls were filthy. The shower curtains had mold on them. Half of the washing machines were out of order. All the campsites were dusty and in need of a new layer of gravel. The dust blew into our van. The front desk assigned us a site that our van couldn’t fit in. There is no separation between campsites - to the extent where you couldn’t tell where one site began or ended. Some tent sites didn’t have picnic tables.The only good thing about this place is the shower stalls had an abundance of hooks for hanging your belongings.

Large RV Park. Usually very busy. Simple but nice.

We've stayed at this park a few times, and have always enjoyed our stay. In the last year, they upgraded many of the sites with stone patios, privacy fences and Weber grills (w/gas). This last trip was during the COVID shelter in place, but the breakfast trailer was open for carry-out. Many of the other services were rightly offline...moreWe've stayed at this park a few times, and have always enjoyed our stay. In the last year, they upgraded many of the sites with stone patios, privacy fences and Weber grills (w/gas). This last trip was during the COVID shelter in place, but the breakfast trailer was open for carry-out. Many of the other services were rightly offline. Check-in always easy, and the park usually very quiet. Be aware the pricing may be higher on weekends and during festivals/special events.

If there were half stars I would rate this a 3 1/2. This KOA is ok. Nothing outstanding. And there are some areas that are in need of some TLC and repairs.To me the highlights are great trees, sunny skies with warm daytime temps and cool evenings. Some spots look out at the mountain and there are trailheads that lead right to the p...moreIf there were half stars I would rate this a 3 1/2. This KOA is ok. Nothing outstanding. And there are some areas that are in need of some TLC and repairs.To me the highlights are great trees, sunny skies with warm daytime temps and cool evenings. Some spots look out at the mountain and there are trailheads that lead right to the park so that’s a plus You are a short few miles to downtown Flagstaff too.

Expensive for the quality of this KOA compared to the one we stayed at in Albuquerque. Sites were gravel and sloped; it was difficult to level our fifth wheel. There are trees in the area which was pretty! Bathrooms were clean but other than that, most amenities were closed for the winter and/or we didn’t use them. WiFi signal was stro...moreExpensive for the quality of this KOA compared to the one we stayed at in Albuquerque. Sites were gravel and sloped; it was difficult to level our fifth wheel. There are trees in the area which was pretty! Bathrooms were clean but other than that, most amenities were closed for the winter and/or we didn’t use them. WiFi signal was strong and we were able to stream Netflix. Water pressure was good, no issues. Pretty quiet overall for site noise, but the wind was brutal during our 2nd night! Dump site was a little far from the electric box which was kind of annoying. It’s about 10-15 min from downtown flagstaff. Staff was friendly at check in. Overall it was fine for 2 nights but I wouldn’t want to stay long term!

First time at KOA. Very impressed The campground was clean the bathrooms and showers were exceptionally clean. There was plenty of hot water. My campsite was level and speaking to most people here they seem to be happy. The staff cleans regularly. The property is very cleanYou hear a little traffic from State Road 89 up until about 8...moreFirst time at KOA. Very impressed The campground was clean the bathrooms and showers were exceptionally clean. There was plenty of hot water. My campsite was level and speaking to most people here they seem to be happy. The staff cleans regularly. The property is very cleanYou hear a little traffic from State Road 89 up until about 8 o’clock at night and then really it only picks up about 8 o’clock in the morning to hear it again. Otherwise very quiet

Very tight. Very dirty. Lots of sites very uneven. Not worth the money. Just stayed at lone rock beach at Lake Powell and had a more level site. This place isn’t for us.

Tight spaces in this parkSite was very sloped not level at allLots of weeds and debrisNot at all what I expected of a KOA HOLIDAY

Did not camp here, but dump station is open for a fee. $15.00

We booked last minute and thus got "whatever was left". I think site 14 is likely one of the least level spots. That being said, it was fine. We used anderson levelers and it worked.The people were friendly, plenty of amenities.

We selected this CG because we were visiting in shoulder season and knew we needed electric service to deal with potentially low overnight temperatures, so a private CG made the most sense. All other CGs in Flagstaff were not yet open in mid-March. We ended up being satisfied with our stay, but mostly because we were some of the only v...moreWe selected this CG because we were visiting in shoulder season and knew we needed electric service to deal with potentially low overnight temperatures, so a private CG made the most sense. All other CGs in Flagstaff were not yet open in mid-March. We ended up being satisfied with our stay, but mostly because we were some of the only visitors. Our back-in site was surrounded by trees, yet close to the bathrooms. The bathrooms were a bit dated but worked fine and, most important, were well-heated during a winter storm. Laundry facilities were being renovated during our stay, which was disappointing since we intended to do laundry, but it's nice to see improvements being done. Our utility post had some issues (electric was cutting out) but the office sent over a technician promptly to address the problem. Office staff was friendly and helpful. Shopping and various destinations (national monuments, Lowell Observatory, etc.) were very close and convenient.This park worked great for our needs, but if we were visiting in high season, we probably would have hated it. It offered the worst of both worlds: the extremely narrow drive lanes, prolific trees that made it hard to maneuver, and unlevel spots reminded us of public parks, but without the scenery and privacy. Instead, the somewhat random arrangement of sites in the back-in area left us with close neighboring sites outside literally every window. If the park were full, we would have absolutely been crazed by the lack of privacy. Also, it's an urban park with plenty of noise from trains, passing ambulances, etc. The dump station was a complete mess (hard to access because od weird placement of the sewer access, did not drain properly, weirdly unlevel so hard to drain tanks, not equipped with rinse hoses, etc.).The park was safe and friendly, but not our favorite environment at all. As an in-town park, cell service on AT&T was flawless.

Friendly front staff, family oriented, jumpy for younger kids and bikes zooming around. Nice temperatures, tight sites. Class A had to ask people to move their cars to get out of their site, anything bigger than 25 ft has to be patient. Some larger sites reserved for class A. UNLEVEL sites needed 4 inch up on one side. Next door neighb...moreFriendly front staff, family oriented, jumpy for younger kids and bikes zooming around. Nice temperatures, tight sites. Class A had to ask people to move their cars to get out of their site, anything bigger than 25 ft has to be patient. Some larger sites reserved for class A. UNLEVEL sites needed 4 inch up on one side. Next door neighbor dug trenches on one side and raised the other with multiple risers.Good hook ups, cable, many campers and dogs in a small area. Perfectly located for Grand Canyon exploring.

Great place to stop. Clean sites, friendly staff, but narrow drive ways for big rigs. Also our picnic table and fire pit were on such a slant at our site we couldn’t use them. We got to see a lot of flagstaff by staying here.Laundry: Yes, big room, $1.25Kid Friendly: Yes, bounce pad and play groundDog Friendly: Yes, dog run

We travelled from Gallup, NM, enjoyed a full day at Petrified National Park, and were still able to make it to Flagstaff KOA by 5pm. We didn't make reservations. It's mid-November so we didn't need to, and can't imagine this place filling up. There must be over 150 sites here. Variety of sites for various sizes of rigs. We are a ...moreWe travelled from Gallup, NM, enjoyed a full day at Petrified National Park, and were still able to make it to Flagstaff KOA by 5pm. We didn't make reservations. It's mid-November so we didn't need to, and can't imagine this place filling up. There must be over 150 sites here. Variety of sites for various sizes of rigs. We are a 15ft trailer and could do a back-in site, which is cheaper than the pull-throughs. Our price of $38.84 was for back-in spot with only electric and water. They have an interesting kids playground, a dog park, and a family room. Showers and restrooms are descent. The KOA was easy to find, convenient to grocery and shopping, excellent Wi-Fi, and laundry on site. Camp store sells local beer (A+)! Cell service is on point. The Grand Canyon is about 1.5hrs away. Met expectations, wish it was more affordable for longer stays.

This was our first KOA experience. Though we prefer parks or campgrounds a little more off the beaten path, all the campgrounds in the area are closed for the season and we had to escape the unseasonably 90-degree temperatures in Phoenix last weekend! So we made reservations and off to Flagstaff KOA we went.The KOA is located right...moreThis was our first KOA experience. Though we prefer parks or campgrounds a little more off the beaten path, all the campgrounds in the area are closed for the season and we had to escape the unseasonably 90-degree temperatures in Phoenix last weekend! So we made reservations and off to Flagstaff KOA we went.The KOA is located right along 89, close to Sunset Crater and Walnut Canyon, Fort Tuthill, Fort Valley, and Lowell Observatory. Super easy to get in and out, though the dump station doesn't face the road so you need to do a U-turn to dump. It wasn't difficult, but it also didn't seem too efficient. It wasn't a big deal for us as it wasn't busy when we were leaving. The campground is right along the road, so you do hear the road noise and see the cars and lights.The friendly staff in the office certainly keeps busy as campers arrive all day, and many were leaving every morning. The campground was about half-full while we were there, but I imagine it can get pretty crazy in the summer. In addition to RV spots, there are tent sites, cabins, and cute teepees you can reserve. They have two playgrounds for the kids, horseshoe pits, and even more activities from Memorial Day through Labor Day, including a kitchen that serves breakfast, bounce house for kids, etc. Year-round the office has free coffee from 8:00 am to about 1:00 pm.Our back-in site was really nice because it was on a corner and had extra space under the pines. It also backed up to the horseshoe pits and playground. I could watch the kids play at the playground out of the Airstream's back window while I cooked dinner. Very convenient. We had electric and water. I think you might be expected to share the electric with the neighbor, but he didn't need electric so there was no need to share. The water spigot had two connections in order to share also. Not all sites are as private and large, though. Quite a few are pretty close to the neighbors, especially in the full hook-up, pull through sections. Our site had a grill and picnic table. We brought our own fire pit. Ground fires are not permitted.The bathrooms were mostly clean but busy. One of the women's restrooms was being renovated, which left only one available for use. There were some lines at the showers, but I suspect by summer that at least one of the restrooms will be fantastic and brand new! :)So close to town, we never lost service. We had no problems with the free wi-fi either.

I had high hopes for my first KOA experience. I'd heard they were expensive because they had swimming pools and were fancy pants in general. This was a nice place. It was quiet despite being close to a major road and they had good hot showers, laundry facilities, a general store, place for kids to play and a dog area. They even serve b...moreI had high hopes for my first KOA experience. I'd heard they were expensive because they had swimming pools and were fancy pants in general. This was a nice place. It was quiet despite being close to a major road and they had good hot showers, laundry facilities, a general store, place for kids to play and a dog area. They even serve breakfast!I thought the roads were too narrow and I drive a 22ft class B. On top of that you have to share your hook ups and so you either must get there first, have a converter or buy one (though the staff did offer to let me borrow one for the night). Also, we were on a decent grade.All in all I was a little disappointed by my first KOA but in general it's a totally solid place to stay and the campers seemed to honor the quiet hours well which was nice.After talking to a KOA employee at another site I think that this is most likely corporate v private ownership.

Well maintained site. Quiet at night. Used shower, laundry and dog area- all well maintained. Does have tight corners with rocks and trees that add ambiance but would be difficult for a big rig.

This was my first time staying at a KOA. The avoidance of KOA’s is intentional. It’s not my idea of camping. Rather, to me it is a mini version of living in an overpriced and overcrowded suburb. My husband and I are new to living full-time on the road and had been camping in the National Forest just outside of Flagstaff when he got...moreThis was my first time staying at a KOA. The avoidance of KOA’s is intentional. It’s not my idea of camping. Rather, to me it is a mini version of living in an overpriced and overcrowded suburb. My husband and I are new to living full-time on the road and had been camping in the National Forest just outside of Flagstaff when he got called away on an unexpected business trip. I decided I’d feel safer staying at an RV park rather than the middle of the forest on my own. This is how my first stay at a KOA came to be. Did I feel safe? Yes. This place is busy, REALLY busy! It killed me to pay their insane prices so I settled for a lower tier spot - crappy view (see picture of the brick wall and the neighbors trailer home that was my view) and no cable. At night it was quiet, though during the day I could have done without the neighbor’s incessantly barking dog.For those with a big rig, I’d stay with caution. The campground appears old and not built for big rigs - yet that doesn’t stop them from coming. Each time I walked my dog I got to see some poor guy white-knuckling it trying to navigate his way around the narrow roads, large rocks, trees, poles and trashcans that are constant from the time you enter to the time you exit. The place was clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly. The laundry was reasonably priced. The one thing I LOVED was access to the trails just outside the park.

The Flagstaff KOA was the first RV Park we ever camped in. The first time was in 2005 and most recently 2012. It's a little expensive, though it's well maintained.