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FLAGSTAFF RV PARK

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Flagstaff, AZ

About

A family-owned RV park in Flagstaff (operating since 1960, formerly Greer's Pine Shadows), surrounded by the world's largest stand of ponderosa pine.

Overview

Flagstaff RV Park has been family-owned since 1960 (formerly Greer's Pine Shadows), set among the world's largest stand of ponderosa pine. It offers back-in, pull-in, pull-through, premium, and standard sites with 30/50 amp service, water, and sewer at most sites. Note: no public restrooms or showers on-site.

Rates

$60/night (no sewer) to $85/night (premium); weekly and monthly rates available. Free basic WiFi, paid high-speed option. Pet-friendly, open year-round.

Amenities

Accepts Credit Cards

Reviews (572)

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4.5

572 reviews

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DragonShadow
DragonShadow

a month ago

Flagstaff Rv is a wonderful place to stay. So relaxing and spacious. Love the quiet. Very nice area to have campfire with family or friends, few drinks or smores and hot chocolate very cozy. Nice pup park with wood chips and bench. Let's don't forget the walking or just hiking trails. Many out side back of park. Found many different trees and fun things to check out. I would not only stay here again, it will be my new stop when I come through. The manger in office was very nice and helpful friendly staff. Best we have stayed at since on road last 6yrs. Cindy Munsell

Cindy Wilson
Cindy Wilson

5 months ago

We had a very nice stay at this park. It is very well located with easy access to stores and services. Spaces are large, level and well kept. Our full hookups worked as expected. Wifi was sketchy, as it always is in RV parks but there is a very low cost option of an add-on plan that worked well for our TV. Pat was extremely accommodating and friendly, making sure we were well taken care of. And Mia liked the roomy dog park. Will definitely stay here again.

Mand Em
Mand Em

4 months ago

We stayed a single night, on our way from Tucson to northern AZ. The Good: The staff were friendly, guided us to our site, and gave us a good tip about a place for a propane refill. The access to Coconino was awesome...the full-service hook-ups worked well and were easily accessible...the wifi worked great...they had recycling bins. We needed some groceries, and Safeway was very close. It was quiet, and we slept very well. Overall, it was a very good value. The Not Bad, but Could Be Better: The lack of public washrooms or showers isn't a deal breaker, but it is a bit of an inconvenience (I routinely get up around 5:30 and don't like waking my partner who sleeps until about 7:00). These would be an asset to the park. In addition, some of the sites are very close to one another. We did not mind for a single night, but we were sandwiched between two large trailers and could see nothing else. Nothing "Bad" to report. We would definitely stay here again, for a longer stay so we could explore Coconino's trails more.

Thomas Brenna
Thomas Brenna

3 weeks ago

Very nice campground, however I noticed most spots sewer drain was over 20 ft away from other connections, and no shower or restrooms. Short stay is great. But lots of long timers there as well. I have no problem returning and I would recommend this place. Oh ya, great dog park.

Chris Bartels
Chris Bartels

2 months ago

Park manager was great to work with and was incredibly accommodating to our situation. The park it meticulously maintained, quiet and safe. Close to downtown with restaurants in walkable distance. We would definitely stay here again. Thanks so much

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