Our 1st choice would be Rancho Sedona RV Park , pricey for our FT traveling budget @ $83 per night FULL hookups + bathhouse, Site #11 (27ft + F250 fit perfectly).Yes???????? we do love our State Parks + Nat’l Parks but “this location,” within Sedona, checked all of the boxes.*close to devils bridge, Mesa airport Sunset, birthing cave (15...moreOur 1st choice would be Rancho Sedona RV Park , pricey for our FT traveling budget @ $83 per night FULL hookups + bathhouse, Site #11 (27ft + F250 fit perfectly).Yes???????? we do love our State Parks + Nat’l Parks but “this location,” within Sedona, checked all of the boxes.*close to devils bridge, Mesa airport Sunset, birthing cave (15min)*walking distance to dwtn Sedona (this is key, so you don’t have to drive, saves in many ways;)*15min from slide rock ($20 per car, up to 4 ppl)* the campground is pristine, YES, Rancho does have a lot of rules but honestly, we read thru all of them and agree many listed are necessary and many we already do abide by in a campground anyway…they are just in print, so don’t let one Campendium review change your views of this wonderful place. We wished we would’ve booked here our entire time here in Sedona, which was not 3 days!!!! We checked out dead horse ranch state park, great views of cottonwood but 20 min from Sedona and awful restrooms. 525c boondocking road was too rough even with a lift, so we found elsewhere.*We had such an amazing experience at Rancho Sedona RV, the people, the creek to play in, the walking distance to the restaurants, the hikes, Slide Rock State Park , biking…this campground fulfilled our expectations! Overall, our opinion, if you want to experience Sedona in less that 1-3 days and get all the perks of power + water + dump (only dump station is in cottonwood at galvin RV no potable water/DHR $15 to dump /fresh fill), super close to all of the hikes book at Rancho, you will spend so much in diesel going back n forth to town that this is a savings.

The location and cleanliness of this park are excellent but the staff at the office are quite rude and unfriendly. As others have reviewed here, the list of DO NOTs is a mile long and the overall vibe is now welcoming. Wi-fi is useless although you really do want to spend most of your time away from the RV park and enjoying Sedona. ...moreThe location and cleanliness of this park are excellent but the staff at the office are quite rude and unfriendly. As others have reviewed here, the list of DO NOTs is a mile long and the overall vibe is now welcoming. Wi-fi is useless although you really do want to spend most of your time away from the RV park and enjoying Sedona. Options for full hookups in the area are extremely limited but depending on what you're in Sedona for, you might want to choose your camping spot wisely. This one is within walking distance of all the shops and restaurants and since parking is a nightmare, this is a great option. You can drive from the park to the various points of interest, hiking trails, vortexes, etc... but beware that parking is a nightmare everywhere. I recommend stopping by the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center right in the middle of town to get information on everything there is to do and see. Great, friendly staff there and nice public restrooms as well.

With all the negative reviews I saw on this place I felt I should add a review. The negative reviews actually addressed things that annoy me about other RVrs so I wasn’t concerned. One possible negative is there are several trailer pulling maintenance carts that zoom around constantly and make a little rattling noise as they go by, n...moreWith all the negative reviews I saw on this place I felt I should add a review. The negative reviews actually addressed things that annoy me about other RVrs so I wasn’t concerned. One possible negative is there are several trailer pulling maintenance carts that zoom around constantly and make a little rattling noise as they go by, not really a big deal. About 10 seconds after someone checks out they arrive at a site to check it over and wipe down the benches(never seen that anywhere). I even saw one stop to pick up a foot long branch.I was never harassed by anyone and had no interaction with employees other than checking in. It’s about a half to a mile walk to restaurants and shops with maybe a tenth of a mile on the side of the road but with very little traffic. Nice access to the creek but not really any hiking paths inside the park. Beautifully maintained trees.Sites are a little close but not too bad.

We have a 40ft rig so reserved their largest site, Hilltop. It’s right at the entrance to the park and has two mature trees, a full yard, amazing views and lots of privacy. We were only able to stay one night but would have loved to stay longer. $90 with Good Sam discount, pricey, but worth it for the location.

Great stay. Very friendly and helpful staff. Level site. This place is stunning, y’all. Believe the hype.

Great campground, will definitely be back. Unfortunately had only one night to enjoy. Expensive but worth it. Free cable(didn’t use), free showers and we were in #80 right on the creek. Could hear it running all night

While restaurants, shops and galleries are within walking distance, it was hot, dusty and along a dirt path and side of a road - no sidewalks. Older or less agile folks may be disappointed. Sewer hose must have elbow and elevated support; site not level. We were right next to the bbq area, smelly and noisy. Must be inside rig 10 pm...moreWhile restaurants, shops and galleries are within walking distance, it was hot, dusty and along a dirt path and side of a road - no sidewalks. Older or less agile folks may be disappointed. Sewer hose must have elbow and elevated support; site not level. We were right next to the bbq area, smelly and noisy. Must be inside rig 10 pm to 7 am. Bathrooms closed from 1-3 pm for cleaning and they were clean. Park is clean and well maintained, some sites have trees between them but not all. Large, clean laundry room.

My wife and I both remote work and decided to stay at Rancho Sedona for the week. The experience has been amazing. The location is walking to distance to all the major restaurants and shopping. Very dog friendly but everyone is good about noise. The grounds are maintained meticulously with amazing and friendly staff. We both work full ...moreMy wife and I both remote work and decided to stay at Rancho Sedona for the week. The experience has been amazing. The location is walking to distance to all the major restaurants and shopping. Very dog friendly but everyone is good about noise. The grounds are maintained meticulously with amazing and friendly staff. We both work full time jobs and we’re able to use our mobile hot spots for service. We average 20-30 zoom calls a week and had such good service no one knew any differently. Office staff is friendly and accommodating. Can’t wait to come back next year!

This place is run light a tight ship, no mess in about, color within the lines! But hey it’s really clean because they enforce and post all of the many rules!! I’m okay with it, no fires, quiet time, yada yada I’m alright with it. The location to downtown and hikes is amazing, no other location like it in Sedona bay he. It comes to RVs...moreThis place is run light a tight ship, no mess in about, color within the lines! But hey it’s really clean because they enforce and post all of the many rules!! I’m okay with it, no fires, quiet time, yada yada I’m alright with it. The location to downtown and hikes is amazing, no other location like it in Sedona bay he. It comes to RVs the sites are level we have a small trailer so easy access for us. If you have a huge rig I’d look into exactly which site your taking. My husband says the bathrooms here are the cleanest he’s ever seen. And the laundry room was very nice too. Side note...the owners and ppl here don’t like masks and do nothing wear them. Just mask up and keep your distance;)

We enjoyed our stay here. And yes, maybe there are a few too many signs relative to other parks across the country but sometimes adults need reminding. (I personally would tone it down but it certainly didn't change my perspective on my stay). The property is clean, heavily treed, well maintained, and in a fantastic location. T...moreWe enjoyed our stay here. And yes, maybe there are a few too many signs relative to other parks across the country but sometimes adults need reminding. (I personally would tone it down but it certainly didn't change my perspective on my stay). The property is clean, heavily treed, well maintained, and in a fantastic location. The ladies working in the office are kind and direct. I had a little trouble leveling due to the pebble style pads but it worked out fine. Make sure that you take a sewer hose support and a 90-degree elbow as those are required. The grounds are impeccably maintained and access to the creek is really a nice benefit. The town is just above you and about a mile walk to uptown.Nice utility room but don't forget your cash as it doesn't take credit cards. There are poop bags all throughout the property in case you forget one with your dogs and trash cans as well.The hiking near the property and along Oak Creek are fantastic and don't forget to take a trip up to Jerome.

We were in site 83 which has creek access. There was a beautiful view of Red Mountains and rock formations right from our site that looked beautiful in evenings . The sites were large and hook ups worked well. Did not use the laundry. It was very close to Telapaqua mall . The drive on 179 is scenic if you do it in the day. There are s...moreWe were in site 83 which has creek access. There was a beautiful view of Red Mountains and rock formations right from our site that looked beautiful in evenings . The sites were large and hook ups worked well. Did not use the laundry. It was very close to Telapaqua mall . The drive on 179 is scenic if you do it in the day. There are several pull outs that one could use. There are many rules that one needs to follow in Sedona. They are common sense - but not typical of other cities . So put up with them and have a wonderful experience .

The pluses:The site is absolutely beautiful and super convenient to downtown Sedona, in walking distance.Right on the river, with trees for shade. It is an extremely well-maintained RV park, with the exception of the laundry room, which although clean smells horribly of mold and mildew (note that the laundry room machines are no...moreThe pluses:The site is absolutely beautiful and super convenient to downtown Sedona, in walking distance.Right on the river, with trees for shade. It is an extremely well-maintained RV park, with the exception of the laundry room, which although clean smells horribly of mold and mildew (note that the laundry room machines are not owned by the RV site or maintained, so not on them). I had to wash some clothes in there but decided to forego after the first attempt - will find another laundromat somewhere that doesn't have this issue.They do give weekly and monthly rates, which I think is always a plus.The not-so-pluses:Excessive signage and rules that go beyond the pale. To be fair, maybe they have had bad experiences with a few folks (and unfortunately we all know how a few bad eggs can wreck it for everyone). You cannot be outside of your trailer from 10pm to 7am - seriously (even if your dog needs to go out)... I brought my little dog but was made so uncomfortable by all of the rules and signage - for example no barking tolerated or you can be asked to leave. I would say this is definitely not a dog or kid-friendly park to stay in. If you are 65 and over, do not have pets and don't mind all of this or are like-minded then this might not be an issue for you. I just felt massively uncomfortable even walking around so I couldn't really say I enjoyed it like I have other RV parks I have stayed in. Additionally, the wifi is not good at all - it goes in and out. If you are trying to work online (and I don't mean streaming, which they don't have the capability for), forget it. I had better service in the middle of nowhere in Quartzsite. Would I stay here again? Maybe... certainly not for more than a few days nor with my dog again. I enjoy peace and quiet and appreciate/understand it is important to have rules. And it is really pretty here as well as convenient. But this just isn't necessarily my cup of tea for more than a few days. However, everyone has different preferences so it might be fine for others.

This is a very clean and well run RV park. As with previous reviews there are quite a few rules and more than enough signs so you won’t forget them. The ladies in the office are nice and our campsite was clean upon arrival. This is located very close to shopping eating and art galleries so you can walk to most places of interest. There...moreThis is a very clean and well run RV park. As with previous reviews there are quite a few rules and more than enough signs so you won’t forget them. The ladies in the office are nice and our campsite was clean upon arrival. This is located very close to shopping eating and art galleries so you can walk to most places of interest. There are hiking trails and bike paths nearby as well. Park cable works great as well as the WiFi. Cell reception was good for Verizon and AT&T.

The prior reviews are correct that the campground has a lot of rules and signs, but I think that's what makes it great. It was very quiet and full of respectful campers. I had nothing but pleasant experiences with the staff, and they even accommodated us for an extra night when there was a last minute cancellation (we had to move sites...moreThe prior reviews are correct that the campground has a lot of rules and signs, but I think that's what makes it great. It was very quiet and full of respectful campers. I had nothing but pleasant experiences with the staff, and they even accommodated us for an extra night when there was a last minute cancellation (we had to move sites). Though some of the sites are a little tight, the majority are easy to get in and out of due to a wide drive aisle. The staff is careful to tell you if the site you are booking is a tight fit.The campground is very popular, and for good reason. It was completely full the three weeknights that we were there. It's conveniently located to Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, is surrounded by beautiful scenery, and is a short drive to tons of trains and sights. The creek was quite popular for swimming.For anyone attempting to work remotely, the WiFi wasn't really usable (less than 1 MBPS), but it has great cell coverage for AT&T and Verizon (Visible) and we were getting speeds on average of 25 MBPS. Would absolutely stay here again, but would plan much further in advance so that we could stay longer.

We’ve not stayed in many parks yet. We are newbies. We stayed close to home for our first stay in the trailer we just bought in case something went wrong. I was amazed this park was tucked back in behind the downtown area. The site was nice and kept up very well. I thought all the people working there were very nice. They all loved...moreWe’ve not stayed in many parks yet. We are newbies. We stayed close to home for our first stay in the trailer we just bought in case something went wrong. I was amazed this park was tucked back in behind the downtown area. The site was nice and kept up very well. I thought all the people working there were very nice. They all loved our dogs. There were lots of dogs and everyone followed the rules well. I found the rules to be logical and had no trouble following them. The WiFi was pretty solid. We had issues the first night but not after. We were able to stream video and work.

Stayed in Mid Sept. 2019 for our Maiden Voyage with new (to us) RV. Campground is very clean, well kept, enjoyed walking and relaxing next to the Oak Creek. A fun ride on our side-by-side down the dirt road of Schnebly Hill with breathtaking views. No fires and no propane toe warmer for us as it's not allowed. Since Sedona is a "dar...moreStayed in Mid Sept. 2019 for our Maiden Voyage with new (to us) RV. Campground is very clean, well kept, enjoyed walking and relaxing next to the Oak Creek. A fun ride on our side-by-side down the dirt road of Schnebly Hill with breathtaking views. No fires and no propane toe warmer for us as it's not allowed. Since Sedona is a "dark" city, we were "ticketed" for forgetting to turn our little amber light out at the entrance to our RV for 2 nights, yet the park is well lite all night long with large florescent pole lights! The office staff were not very friendly, rather a little condescending with all their rules. Laundry room was clean, did not use the bathrooms. We would suggest to stay in the south end of the campground near the creek as the sites seem larger and roomier. Pricey!

No cancellation policy. Even if you cancel two weeks out. No money gets refunded. Beware. They don’t do email (what century is it?) So I missed the cancellation policy. Not a big deal for a cheap park but this is $80 a night. May be a great RV park but the terms are hard to swallow.

Located just across Old Town Sedona, across the Oak Creek, sits Rancho Sedona. Highly recommend to make reservations well ahead of time since Sedona, most of the time, is busy with tourist and lots of traffic. The sites are unique in their own ways, some have grass, some gravel, and some fencing. It felt very private and homey. We enjo...moreLocated just across Old Town Sedona, across the Oak Creek, sits Rancho Sedona. Highly recommend to make reservations well ahead of time since Sedona, most of the time, is busy with tourist and lots of traffic. The sites are unique in their own ways, some have grass, some gravel, and some fencing. It felt very private and homey. We enjoyed our stay and close proximity to all the beautiful trails and scenic red Sedona mountains. The rules are strict, but it didn't bother us at all. After a full days hike, we were inside our trailer and fast asleep. :) You can walk down to the Oak river and enjoy the steady stream of water and sounds. I wish they would have a bridge/walkway over to downtown Sedona, but it runs into private property ... but that's just wishing. Get out and enjoy the beauty of Sedona!

We came for a quick getaway. The grounds were clean and the location was great! We had our kids along with our dog and were very happy!

We stayed here for a few nights during spring break. We appreciated the cleanliness and simplicity of the park that kept its natural setting as one of the highlights. Not as sterile as some parks! Loved our stay and would definitely be back again!

This place is fantastic! It's centrally located and right on Oak Creek. We felt really safe leaving our RV there unattended to go out and explore every day. The place is clean and the upkeep of the grounds and sites is constant. The bathrooms and showers are cleaned daily. There's even propane delivery each Wednesday!We initially b...moreThis place is fantastic! It's centrally located and right on Oak Creek. We felt really safe leaving our RV there unattended to go out and explore every day. The place is clean and the upkeep of the grounds and sites is constant. The bathrooms and showers are cleaned daily. There's even propane delivery each Wednesday!We initially booked a 1 week stay but kept extending our time there, back and forth between boondocking and the RV park. Not one negative thing to say. We will definitely be back!

Great location - walking distance to downtown and easy driving access to all that Sedona has to offer. Really clean, manicured grounds. Quiet and peaceful. As others have mentioned, not the friendliest staff and the rules/signage are really over the top. You kind of feel like you're intruding! It's also pretty expensive for the ame...moreGreat location - walking distance to downtown and easy driving access to all that Sedona has to offer. Really clean, manicured grounds. Quiet and peaceful. As others have mentioned, not the friendliest staff and the rules/signage are really over the top. You kind of feel like you're intruding! It's also pretty expensive for the amenities offered and it would be helpful if they could book online and/or at least send an email confirmation. I get anxious when I don't receive any sort of confirmation when it's a destination like this..

Reservations are by telephone only. Rancho Sedona requires a credit card at the time of makeing the reservation. Check in is at noon, if early they have an overflow lot. If arriving at noon or later proceed straight to your reserved site, then go by office. The check in is smooth and the office staff is very professional. They wil...moreReservations are by telephone only. Rancho Sedona requires a credit card at the time of makeing the reservation. Check in is at noon, if early they have an overflow lot. If arriving at noon or later proceed straight to your reserved site, then go by office. The check in is smooth and the office staff is very professional. They will take the time to explain the do's and don't's of the RV park. You leave with a very good understanding of their rules. The sites are gravel and vey level. Our site had 30/20 amp electrical with water, sewer and cable TV. It also had a paved patio with picnic table. This is a very clean and well organized park. I watched park staff rack the sites level, hand clean the picnic table and power post. And sweep the patio. The bathrooms (at least the Men's room) are small but adequet. In between the men's and women's bathrooms is a coin operated laundry. Its $2.50 for 30 minutes for washing machine and $2.25 for 50 minutes of dryer use. The showers and toilets were extremely clean. This RV park appears to be an older property, but it is very well maintained. In Addition, The park location enables one to walk to Sedona shops and restuarants. I think the the site price is a good value for the location and the cleaniness of the grounds and facilities.

Pros: Close to town, immaculate grounds, fairly quiet, laundry facility, clean restroom/showers & level sites with full hookups. Cons: Overpriced, no hot tub/pool, can’t have fires, sites are a decent size but would’ve hoped for a bit more given the price & no view of the red rocks from sites. Free WiFi, but it was pretty s...morePros: Close to town, immaculate grounds, fairly quiet, laundry facility, clean restroom/showers & level sites with full hookups. Cons: Overpriced, no hot tub/pool, can’t have fires, sites are a decent size but would’ve hoped for a bit more given the price & no view of the red rocks from sites. Free WiFi, but it was pretty slow.

While we appreciated the distance to downtown Sedona, there are definite drawbacks to this RV park. They are:1. The unfriendly demeanor of the front desk people (noted by several other guests in their reviews).2. The s-l-o-w wi-fi. I mean soooooooo slow. We ended up tethering to our cell phones to do anything, even email.3. The...moreWhile we appreciated the distance to downtown Sedona, there are definite drawbacks to this RV park. They are:1. The unfriendly demeanor of the front desk people (noted by several other guests in their reviews).2. The s-l-o-w wi-fi. I mean soooooooo slow. We ended up tethering to our cell phones to do anything, even email.3. The signage everywhere, lest you forget that you might make a noise walking across the gravel. We are quiet and very respectful of our neighbors and have stayed in numerous RV parks where everyone else has been the same. The signage here is seriously over-the-top and it does make it feel like they are doing YOU a favor by letting you stay here.....if everyone had been really nice, it wouldn't have been so noticeable.4. The cost....it's not cheap.5. The lack of any view at most of the sites. Unless you are right next to the creek, the views here are non-existent (meaning you are looking at a fence and/or the RV next to you).6. The lack of restrooms. There is only ONE women's and men's room here for over 80 sites. You will have zero privacy in the bathroom.There have to be prettier and friendlier places to stay near/in Sedona, so we'll explore more and likely not return to this one. All that being said, you can walk (along a two-lane highway with no sidewalk) to shops, etc., so the geographic location itself is very convenient.

The park is clean and very shady! Restrooms and laundry are great. We enjoyed the park and the location very much and have already booked a return visit. The location is within walking distance to shops and restaurants, and there are hiking trails right from your back door. The only negative - they are so popular that they book up ...moreThe park is clean and very shady! Restrooms and laundry are great. We enjoyed the park and the location very much and have already booked a return visit. The location is within walking distance to shops and restaurants, and there are hiking trails right from your back door. The only negative - they are so popular that they book up fast, so advance planning is required.

My family and I stayed here 8 days and used it as a home base. The host was helpful and very kind. She even played “connect 4” with my 12 year old son. The camp house was spotless. We really enjoyed playing ping pong. Lots to see and do in about a 50 mile radius. Don’t miss out on Pipe Springs

While the campsites are decent and the location is very convenient, there is certainly nothing to justify this campground's incredibly high prices. If you read other reviews, you'll see that the people who work at the front desk are known for their brusque demeanor. While we didn't find them to be particularly difficult, they weren't o...moreWhile the campsites are decent and the location is very convenient, there is certainly nothing to justify this campground's incredibly high prices. If you read other reviews, you'll see that the people who work at the front desk are known for their brusque demeanor. While we didn't find them to be particularly difficult, they weren't overly warm either. For the high prices they charge, guests shouldn't have to worry about anyone being less than friendly and welcoming.More irritating were the pervasive rules that this place is known for. It's not just that they have a lot of rules and policies, and it's not just that they plaster those rules and policies on signs covering every inch of the place. It's that the overall tone of all these rules and signs is extremely condescending. They treat their (very high paying) customers like juvenile delinquents who needs to be admonished about every single thing all day long. Frankly, it's a bit insulting.Additionally, while we were there, there was a huge snow storm that overtook the area, dumping some 12-18 inches of heavy wet snow on the park. The park is known for having a large staff of landscape guys constantly working in the park, and we saw them working away the day before the storm hit. Yet, when we were buried in snow, no one came around to offer any assistance. While they plowed the main driveway into the park, they made no effort to remove the snow in the camping loops, they didn't put salt or sand down to help make walking safer (each day there would be significant melting followed by a hard freeze each night, so walking in the mornings was treacherous), and while they eventually cleared off the patios at sites for incoming guests, they made no effort to dig out those of us who were already there. I don't know of any RVers traveling around with snow shovels and not everyone carries a ladder with them (we offered our neighbor our ladder and help clearing his slides). For the exorbitant prices this place charges, they could have made some effort to help their guests handle a pretty significant snowstorm. At the very least, they should have made an effort to keep the roads and walkways passable and safe.All in all, we were not impressed with this place and would not recommend it. You could stay at Dead Horse Ranch State Park 20 minutes away for a fraction of the price and none of the condescending attitude.

Stayed four nights. Clean, facilities are great. Hookups worked flawlessly. Sticklers for the rules, but that tends to attract a certain type of camper, so we love that. NO firepits, not even propane. I would stay again.

Kinda pricy. But! It’s money well spent. It’s within walking distance to everything. Showers are fantastic. It’s also on the river.

Easy in and out. We could show up after the office was closed, they left a welcome packet with map, info about nearby sites, the facilities, WiFi and bathroom codes, etc. We wanted a site with partial hookups and although they were booked they gave us a regular spot with the partial hook up price. Grounds were very clean and maintained...moreEasy in and out. We could show up after the office was closed, they left a welcome packet with map, info about nearby sites, the facilities, WiFi and bathroom codes, etc. We wanted a site with partial hookups and although they were booked they gave us a regular spot with the partial hook up price. Grounds were very clean and maintained. Bathrooms were heated and very clean. Location is very close to town, some things are within walking distance and is also very close to hiking trails and stare parks like slide rock. We wanted to be close to the state parks and didn’t want to dry camp because of the below freezing temperatures, usually we enjoy boo docking but this was a very nice treat.

This is a very nice place right in town. The campground is well kept and everything is very tidy. They have lawn crews around all day keeping the place spic and span. They must also own a sign company because there are signs everywhere. Wanna know where the creek is? There are about 8 signs to show you. Wanna know how to get hack f...moreThis is a very nice place right in town. The campground is well kept and everything is very tidy. They have lawn crews around all day keeping the place spic and span. They must also own a sign company because there are signs everywhere. Wanna know where the creek is? There are about 8 signs to show you. Wanna know how to get hack from the creek (a 20 yard distance)? There are 9 more signs. Also, should you cut through a site to get back? Nope, but there is a sign on every site to remind you. Coming into the place there are literally 9 signs within 10 yards of each other telling you not to park along the road. Signs, signs, everywhere are signs. The campground has a lot of rules and they don’t have a problem enforcing them. There was even a 80 yr old man riding around on a golf cart yelling at people for going too fast or not stopping fully at a stop sign (he may or may not have worked there). But, this is all understandable in their effort to keep the place nice, which they are doing a good job at. They have a very nice place. The only downfall is that the WiFi was unstable and very slow, you can’t have a campfire which maybe a restriction from the city.

This site is 5 star for a reason! Beautiful grounds, shaded, lots of grass, next to creek and short walk to town. We walked a toddler and infant and it was quick. Nearby hikes and beautiful area of downtown sedona. Loved it here! #10 site was a bit better then our second site # 2

This is the place to stay. Many rules as described, but well worth it, as this is the best campground with all the amenities and cleanest facilities ever seen. Curfew at 10 pm. The ladies that run the place are not all that bad. Actually they seemed pretty friendly.Suggest any sites along the Oak Creek river, but others are fine ...moreThis is the place to stay. Many rules as described, but well worth it, as this is the best campground with all the amenities and cleanest facilities ever seen. Curfew at 10 pm. The ladies that run the place are not all that bad. Actually they seemed pretty friendly.Suggest any sites along the Oak Creek river, but others are fine and in walking distance. Easy walk to Sedona shops and restaurants and also hiking trails in opposite direction.

This is one of the nicer RV parks we've ever stayed in. We had pull thru site 38 with our own little yard and a ton of shade (stayed here in June, 2017). The park is super clean, quiet, facilities are excellent and the creek access is really nice. The location is awesome since it's so close to town! Overall a beautiful spot to spen...moreThis is one of the nicer RV parks we've ever stayed in. We had pull thru site 38 with our own little yard and a ton of shade (stayed here in June, 2017). The park is super clean, quiet, facilities are excellent and the creek access is really nice. The location is awesome since it's so close to town! Overall a beautiful spot to spend a couple of nights.

First time in Sedona and wow so beautiful!! Rancho Sedona's location is perfect, walking distance to shopping and everything else is a very close drive. They have a beautiful creek and plenty of nearby trails. The park atmosphere was beautiful with tree coverage and nice landscaping. We can't wait to get back!

This place was great. We splurged for a spot that backed up to the creek and it was well worth it. The sites are gravel and level. The grounds are cared for very well. The location is perfect for seeing everything in the Red Rocks area. We dined in Sedona and took several hikes in the area, all within minutes of this location. We used ...moreThis place was great. We splurged for a spot that backed up to the creek and it was well worth it. The sites are gravel and level. The grounds are cared for very well. The location is perfect for seeing everything in the Red Rocks area. We dined in Sedona and took several hikes in the area, all within minutes of this location. We used the laundry area and it was very clean and tidy. Great place!

Great location, immaculately maintained, right on Oak Creek, and walking distance to Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Center. Bathrooms, Laundry, Showers, all very high quality and spotless. There are a LOT of rules here (no dog bad behavior allowed, no sitting outside after 10pm, etc.) but the rules make this a quiet, unstressful place t...moreGreat location, immaculately maintained, right on Oak Creek, and walking distance to Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Center. Bathrooms, Laundry, Showers, all very high quality and spotless. There are a LOT of rules here (no dog bad behavior allowed, no sitting outside after 10pm, etc.) but the rules make this a quiet, unstressful place to stay. My only criticism is that the wifi is pretty slow, even using my WIFI Ranger. I stayed for a week so got a bit lower rate. Reservations are advised long in advance as this place is always full. But if I come back to Sedona, I wouldn’t stay anywhere else. Worth the money!

Being the only RV park in town, Rancho Sedona doesn't need to try hard to earn business, but they really do! All day you'll see trees being trimmed, leaves being blown, grass being cut, sites being cleaned. This place is immaculate.Typically we wouldn't want to stay in one place for so long, and at a RV park no less, but after moun...moreBeing the only RV park in town, Rancho Sedona doesn't need to try hard to earn business, but they really do! All day you'll see trees being trimmed, leaves being blown, grass being cut, sites being cleaned. This place is immaculate.Typically we wouldn't want to stay in one place for so long, and at a RV park no less, but after mountain biking everyday on the nearby trails of Sedona we do want a shower before heading into town for dinner, and this park provided a fantastic basecamp.Park WiFi was usable outside of peak hours, though upload speeds were awful. Verizon speeds were very good.Be sure to eat at Cafe Elote nearby, simply one of the best restaurants we've been to in our travels through the US. Lines can be Long, but it's completely worth it!

We’ve been trying to get in here for a couple of weeks now and finally found an opening! It’s a beautiful site with clean and well kept grounds. You’re surround by these great giant sycamore trees and these awesome red rocks. It’s a great place to come home too. It’s close to parks, town, and shopping.Dog Run: YesKid Friendly: Ye...moreWe’ve been trying to get in here for a couple of weeks now and finally found an opening! It’s a beautiful site with clean and well kept grounds. You’re surround by these great giant sycamore trees and these awesome red rocks. It’s a great place to come home too. It’s close to parks, town, and shopping.Dog Run: YesKid Friendly: Yes, sites are roomy with grass area and there’s a creek in the backLaundry: Yes, $2.25 a load (yikes)

Beautiful park, intended to just be an overnight stop in July 2017 after playing at Slide Rock, but wish we had another night here. The creek was a perfect surprise - so clean, clear and secluded. Wonderful shaded site, incredibly maintained (watched a worker actually replace stone gravel in a site next to us where a dog had been sick...moreBeautiful park, intended to just be an overnight stop in July 2017 after playing at Slide Rock, but wish we had another night here. The creek was a perfect surprise - so clean, clear and secluded. Wonderful shaded site, incredibly maintained (watched a worker actually replace stone gravel in a site next to us where a dog had been sick). Would recommend, even though on the pricey side, worth it. Site 76 was near the creek - no site really has a view of the creek, so no need to be right on top of it.

We have stayed twice at the Rancho Sedona RV park. It is in an excellent location, next to Sedona and on Oak Creek. It is the only game in town within walking or biking distance of Sedona. Sites are well shaded and clean. Watching the egrets nesting in the park was fun. The park is very busy and due to its location appears to be fu...more We have stayed twice at the Rancho Sedona RV park. It is in an excellent location, next to Sedona and on Oak Creek. It is the only game in town within walking or biking distance of Sedona. Sites are well shaded and clean. Watching the egrets nesting in the park was fun. The park is very busy and due to its location appears to be full and booked well in advance. Planning and reservations months advance are necessary in high season. The rules make the park quiet and enjoyable for all non-partiers. The only negative is the two stall bathroom and two showers for each sex for a park of this size are insufficient. Sedona is a great getaway for hiking and biking and we will be back.

Rancho Sedona was really a wonderful place to stay for our month in Sedona. The sites are all very well maintained, the property is dog friendly, and the staff is all about customer service. We walked to the Tlaquepaque Village and upper Sedona many times, which is the reason we decided to stay here in the first place. We camped in...moreRancho Sedona was really a wonderful place to stay for our month in Sedona. The sites are all very well maintained, the property is dog friendly, and the staff is all about customer service. We walked to the Tlaquepaque Village and upper Sedona many times, which is the reason we decided to stay here in the first place. We camped in site 12, right next to the office and enjoyed having our own little lawn there, along with the concrete patio and picnic bench that all sites have. Our friends stayed at the hilltop site and that really has a great yard, as well as additional privacy and views. There is a great little dog park and walking trail by the campground, which we walked our dog on every day. Even saw a herd of javelinas one morning!Overall, we had a great experience at Rancho Sedona and would recommend it to anyone staying in Sedona.

We stayed here for a week to be close to the various hiking trails in Sedona. When we made our reservation a couple months in advance they were out of regular sites that would fit us, so we had to pay extra for a "larger" site. Our site #55 turned out to be very nice with plenty of space, but some of the smaller/cheaper sites looked to...moreWe stayed here for a week to be close to the various hiking trails in Sedona. When we made our reservation a couple months in advance they were out of regular sites that would fit us, so we had to pay extra for a "larger" site. Our site #55 turned out to be very nice with plenty of space, but some of the smaller/cheaper sites looked to be pretty close together and less attractive. The park does have dozens of rules to follow, but we never had any issues with the rules. This was one of the cleanest and best-maintained parks we've been to. After some rain and wind the staff was immediately out raking leaves and picking up branches. We took our dog down to the creek several times and although it was too shallow for him to swim, he enjoyed getting wet. The fenced dog park is very small so we didn't use it much, but we found a Sedona town dog park a few miles away that was nice. AT&T and Verizon both worked well, and even the campground WiFi was fast and always available, a pleasant surprise! We'll return in the future due to the excellent location... we just wish it wasn't so expensive! Our rate was $58/night with Good Sam but after the $2 dog fee and tax it came to $68/night which is one of the highest rates we've ever paid in our 2+ years staying at 100 RV parks.

Our original reservation was for two nights in space 4. It was easy to back into, not a lot of privacy and had a great view of everyone checking into the park.With easy walkable access to trails from the park (Huckbury was great), the sweet little creek behind the park, excellent restaurants (Elote is worth the wait and Hudsons was...moreOur original reservation was for two nights in space 4. It was easy to back into, not a lot of privacy and had a great view of everyone checking into the park.With easy walkable access to trails from the park (Huckbury was great), the sweet little creek behind the park, excellent restaurants (Elote is worth the wait and Hudsons was also excellent) and all the Sedona attractions, we asked if we could stay an extra night or two. We had to move spots, but got another two nights.This space was large, generally quieter, more expensive and covered in some sort of drifting tree fluff (sort of like the dandelion fuzz or the ancestors in Avatar) that fell like snow. It had a good view of the volleyball court and a great pick up game.The morning we were supposed to leave, we woke up sick with the flu. Again, the wonderful office women found a space for us (shout outs to both Wendy and Nancy for their efforts). We moved once again and then spent the afternoon in the ER. Yes there are lots of rules, but you can see the care and pride in ownership everywhere in the park. If you want to stay up late hanging out under your awning, the 10pm limit will put a damper on your plans. If you tuck in early before hiking the next day, you'll love the access.Yes it's a bit pricy, but it's also the only RV park in Sedona city limits. The next closest one is 23 miles or boondocking sites.Watch out on the left turn off the main road to get to the park. If you take the wrong angle, you could high center or scrape.

We had friends coming into town and met here for a few days to catch up. Our creekside site was nice, next to a huge yard and surrounded by roses in full bloom. Very quiet and super clean park full hookup with cable and useable wi-fi. Lots of rules as mentioned, but the pristine park reflects all the work. Lots of staff running aro...moreWe had friends coming into town and met here for a few days to catch up. Our creekside site was nice, next to a huge yard and surrounded by roses in full bloom. Very quiet and super clean park full hookup with cable and useable wi-fi. Lots of rules as mentioned, but the pristine park reflects all the work. Lots of staff running around taking care of the landscaping - which is beautiful. Our site was an upgrade to be on the river. I don't think the increased price was worth it. The entire park is lovely and we didn't spend enough time taking advantage of the yard to make it worthwhile.Loops are organized by RV size and include 2 kid-free loops. Bathrooms and laundry room are immaculate. For us, the quick access to trails around town was the primary reason for our stay downtown. This location fit the bill perfectly. The only noise was the Heron rookeries -- that is 5 nests of great Herons inside the park. Babies are making a ruckus when they are hungry and they are always hungry. The bird activity was fun to watch and if you are an active birder you would enjoy the scenery. If you are going to stay there in the spring, I would ask to make sure you are not under the nests. I imagine that would be very messy. The park does provide a hose and brush for cleaning up your rig.Park wifi was easily available and pretty good for email speed. Netflix streaming is blocked. Verizon was available as was T-Mobile. But even with boosting, T-Mobile was unusable.

We are rule followers (if we find the rules to be pertinent) so this park had nothing on us. But beware of the old ladies running the place: they secretly carry whips and can shoot fire from their eyeballs. Their "Guidelines for a Pleasant Stay" (ha!) are given to you at check-in and then READ to you to make sure your dumbass gets the ...moreWe are rule followers (if we find the rules to be pertinent) so this park had nothing on us. But beware of the old ladies running the place: they secretly carry whips and can shoot fire from their eyeballs. Their "Guidelines for a Pleasant Stay" (ha!) are given to you at check-in and then READ to you to make sure your dumbass gets the rules. Then they smile and show you their sharp pointy teeth. Regardless, the park is nice. It is full of signs with instructions (don't walk here, don't touch, don't this and that). There is only one bathroom but it's brand new, immaculate....you'll almost forget it's not your own personal bathroom. The showers are hot.The park is close to everything in Sedona. Shopping, hiking, dining, biking....a true resort town. Pretty fancy. Go get a beer with the locals over at Oak Creek Brewery (not the grill). Go over to Ta-locky-pocky (phonetically) and browse the art galleries if that's your thing. Don't be outside your rig after 10pm, don't leave your light on, don't put a grill on top of the picnic table, don't allow your dog to bark ever or the ladies will come around. You've been warned.

Rancho Sedona is a cool oasis in the desert. The park is filled with giant sycamore trees that provide shade for almost all of the sites. Most spots are surrounded by lush greenery and offer lots of room for relaxing. The Oak Creek runs along the edge of the park, with premium sites available bordering it. Though the park doesn't have ...moreRancho Sedona is a cool oasis in the desert. The park is filled with giant sycamore trees that provide shade for almost all of the sites. Most spots are surrounded by lush greenery and offer lots of room for relaxing. The Oak Creek runs along the edge of the park, with premium sites available bordering it. Though the park doesn't have a pool, the creek provides a great place for kids to splash around. This was the cleanest park I've ever stayed in, and this is reflected in the many rules and reminders posted around the park. I've seen some reviews complain about the rules, but I happen to be a person that appreciates owners who care about keeping their camp clean. The restrooms and showers were impeccable, as was the rest of the campground. Rancho Sedona is in a convenient place for exploring all that Sedona offers. By car, you're just 5-10 minutes from the shopping district and within 15-20 minutes of the many great places to hike and explore.Out of 12 RV parks we stayed in on our recent trip, this was our favorite.

Our stay at Rancho Sedona was very enjoyable. The sites are a little on the small side and offer a little something to be said for privacy. But, there are a variety of sites priced from $35/night to $75/night, and we stayed more toward the cheaper end. Some of the pricier pull-through sites have cool little green "yards," which would m...moreOur stay at Rancho Sedona was very enjoyable. The sites are a little on the small side and offer a little something to be said for privacy. But, there are a variety of sites priced from $35/night to $75/night, and we stayed more toward the cheaper end. Some of the pricier pull-through sites have cool little green "yards," which would make it great for a larger family. I loved the homey feeling of this place. There is a woman who sells delicious breakfast burritos, pies & cookies in the common area every morning and evening. Nice amenities with very nice bathrooms & showers, good laundry, and they also have tether ball and other games. Wifi signal was pretty bad, really only good for basic internet browsing (but my standards for internet speed are pretty high). The proximity to town and to other must-see parts of Sedona alone make this park worth it. I would definitely stay here again.