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Fort Tuthill County Campground

Basic pine-shaded campsite for tents & RVs supplying picnic tables & fire rings.

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Flagstaff, AZ

About

A Coconino County-operated campground at the Fort Tuthill County Park complex near Flagstaff.

Overview

Fort Tuthill County Campground is part of the Fort Tuthill County Park complex near Flagstaff. Contact Coconino County Parks and Recreation directly for current site availability, fees, and amenities.

Amenities

Accepts Credit Cards

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Gorman Thomas
Gorman Thomas

3 months ago

This is a great location, the bike trails are amazing, and access to Flagstaff via the trail system is excellent! The actual campground, though, could use some modernization and updates. It is cramped, lacking any real infrastructure (no actual bathrooms - just a bunch of porta-potties), and poorly planned (the dump station is in the middle of the driveway just steps from where you pay to camp - gross). If Coconino County invested in expanding and modernizing this campground, they would recoup their investment tenfold in a matter of a couple years.

Cyndi Huffman
Cyndi Huffman

3 months ago

We were traveling Route 66 for the anniversary year and wanted a home base to check out all of the things that Flagstaff has to offer. This was a great spot! Close to town. Secure. Beautiful! The sites are a little tricky to decipher, but it is a beautiful setting! Both sites we stayed in were quite level (E2 & B2). They kept so much tree cover. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Both sites would well as they were more open for Starlink and our solar. Would highly recommend! Easy access dump station and potable water station as well water thru the campground too! Plenty of dumpsters and porta potties. Nice they have a picnic table and fire ring at each site. We travel in a 31ft class C towing a Jeep and several spots to choose from. We did dry camping only - the hookup spots are right close to the camp host shed. FYI: fire ban currently for wood and charcoal

Amy NEWTON
Amy NEWTON

2 months ago

Nice campground unfortunately you will have very incompetent neighbors. There should be a limit on running generators. Especially when your surroundings are tent campers. If you need a generator for three hours stay home or go to an RV park. I am an Rv full timer and go tent camping for peace and quiet. Have consideration for the other people around you. The park should have some restrictions on this. If night owls have “quiet hours” then there should be a limit on loud generators running for hours. Such a selfish entitled thing to do.

Brittny Nagle
Brittny Nagle

a month ago

We recently stayed at the Ft. Tuthill campground and it was great. Location was amazing, tons of things for kids to do and there were lots of families around for my kids to play with. The campground was kept clean although the port-a-potties were unpleasant but that's to be expected. The only downside was the amount of generators running during the day all the way up to the exact time it was quiet time became extremely annoying. The camp host was also very rude. She at one point came over to our camp and barked at us about moving tables, which we didn't do and then the day we were packing up to leave by 11 (checkout), they were very pushy about us leaving our spot when we still had 20 minutes to spare.

We spend every May with Fort Tuthill campground and love it. It's next to the Xtreme course, bike park, and the disc golf course. Close to a Walmart if you missed anything and not far from town. Overall great place to camp. Note: If there is a concert, which is also great to camp for...you likely will hear the music, but that's kind of fun too unless u hate the music :)

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