Sprawling area with archery & equestrian facilities plus trails, fairgrounds & an adventure course.
Fort Tuthill is a sprawling 413-acre county park just south of Flagstaff, and it's less a single attraction than a whole recreation complex packed onto one property. Between the fairgrounds, archery range, equestrian facilities, and a web of trails, there's enough here to fill an afternoon or a whole camping weekend — and it holds a 4.7-star rating across nearly 3,800 Google reviews.
In winter, part of the park turns into a seasonal snow-play area with lit sledding lanes on weekend evenings. Right next door — a separate business, not part of the county park — is FLG X Adventure Course, a ropes-and-zip-line operation reviewers often mention visiting the same trip.
It's a working county park more than a polished visitor attraction — expect trailheads and ballfields over gift shops, and bring your own plan for what you want to do once you're there.
3,820 reviews
2 months ago
This is a great park. It looked like it had something for everyone. We chose to try out the disc golf course, which was great. Not sure what event was going on, but we could hear bands doing their sound checks. It was nice listening to people singing as we walked the course.
6 months ago
Vantastic regional park with all the bells and whistles. Fairgrounds, adventure park, disc golf and hiking trails are just a few of the amenities. Great parking and plenty of picnic areas. 3 bars of Verizon 5G roaming.
3 months ago
It is where the zipline park is. Both my 9 yrs old went on a zipline obstacles course for the first time. They have fun but complain that it was too easy & not challenging enough. Because if their height, they weren't able to go out if the kids zone.
7 months ago
We came for snow park and had a blast. It was on a Saturday night from 4 to 8 and it was perfect. They had manicure lanes all lit up. We went after snowfall so there was plenty of snow to keep all the lanes open. No line as it was night time.
12 months ago
We had a really good stay. We were in a water and sewer hook up site. You have these two amenities, but you sacrifice the space. Thankfully there was no one on one side of us 3 of our 4 days. There are several dry sites with much better space and views. We book one of those for our next stay. There are port a potty's only here. They were pretty clean and had hand sanitizer. It was very quiet on Sunday and Monday nights. Friday and Saturday was much busier. There are generators running since there is no electricity at any sites. Quiet hours are 9 pm - 8 am. So many trails. Great hiking and biking trails. The park is very well maintained. We are shocked we have never been before, but we will be booking for the future. Last weekend is Columbus Day weekend, then they open again in May. There was excellent Verizon coverage. No Wifi, unless you bring your own. FLG X Adventure Course and Zip lines are right next door. We love that place as well. Some sites are a bit hard to figure out, so the camp hosts have to help out. They were helpful and there if you needed them. Check out is 1100.