Very nice campground located at the creek. Nice host let us choose between different sites and try which one fits best and is level. No hurries, really camping in the middle of the woods. We had a motorhome of 25 feet, it was tight, some sites also have space for 30 feet but more will be difficult. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Shade, shade, beautiful shade. This park is full of beautiful shade trees and sits along Oak Creek. This park would get an easy 10 rating except we were parked underneath the nesting Blue Herons. We were told that the noise might bother us, but they didn't tell us about all of the bird droppings that would cover our coaches. It was a horrible mess! We were later told that they normally don't rent site #60 or #61 during nesting season. So our wonderful stay was marred by the bird droppings that we had to wash off the coaches every day. We highly recommend this park, just make sure that if you are there during May and June, that they don't put you in those sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Lovely park in general. Shady and convenient to Sedona, including to shuttle, as well as to other gorgeous destinations in the area. Easy walk to creek with a place to bring a chair if your site isn't on the creek. Somewhat noisy during the day, but very quiet at night. Staff pleasant, if busy. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We have stayed there every year for the past 5 years. It's a nice campground with level, gravel sites, free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Very little grass at most sites. Only 4 washing machines though for extended stays, and washers are expensive. It is a GREAT central location, right in the middle of Sedona. The negative we have is they keep limiting the more reasonable cost sites to small rigs. We used to fit in several lower cost sites but they have made new rules and limit how far you can back into a site. Thus limiting the length of RV's for all the more reasonable sites. The longer sites are very expensive. Also their weekly rates only a few dollars savings over daily rates. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Sedona is an expensive town as is this park, but this is the only one in town, and it's quite nice. Loved having big shade trees, flowers and grass, even a fenced grassy dog run, plus views of the red rocks. Cheaper sites are smaller, close together but okay. See their website for the various rate levels, and make a reservation during the busy season. Was disappointed in the small bathhouse, just 2 showers and toilets per gender. Too much traffic, so the showers were not clean after late morning. Staff seemed nice though busy. Easy walk to the free town shuttle down the road. We rented a car for 3 days to explore Jerome,etc. Lots of jeep tours available for the back country. This is a great area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The park is well maintained with a helpful staff. Plenty of trees provide shade, but still allow room to maneuver your rig. Road construction makes finding the park a little difficult but worth the effort. The blue heron nests within the park provide entertainment for the guests. We stayed here in a fifth wheel for two nights, and would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, very close to downtown Sedona. The staff was great, very few people but all friendly. Grounds were clean and spaces were wide and easy to park, with plenty of room for the slides. Hiking trails, shopping and restaurants all within walking distance. A couple long term residence in the park, but no big deal. Returning back in April. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Great park like setting in the heart of Sedona, lots of shade and close to a beautiful creek. We were in site #63 (back-in) which was quite large and plenty of room for our rig and truck. Most of the sites have grass and plenty of shade. The WiFi worked great.. Lots of road work being done on Hwy 179 thru Oak Creek, they are installing several traffic circle intersections that make it a little tricky for a big rig. Park is easy to find once you get to Sedona. Staff is very friendly and has great advice for sightseeing in the area. Overall a great park. Definitely will come back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very nice park with friendly office staff and beautiful park like setting. Some of the sites were slightly tight getting into but a minor inconvenience. Definitely will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a beautiful park in the heart of Sedona. The premium sites all have instant phone but the best site in our opinion is site #84. We were in site #57 (back-in) which was quite large and plenty of room for our car. Most of the sites have grass and plenty of shade. The WiFi worked great. The only down side is there appears to be a few permanent residents here mixed among the open sites. Most appear well kept except for one or two. Overall a great park. Definitely will come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice park next to a stream. Lots of shade trees. Very close to town but don't try to walk. Take the trolly that runs every few minutes. We will return for the beauty of Sedona. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here for a week. This is a beautiful park with lots of trees. There seemed to be fluctuating water pressure during our stay, I am not sure if they were working on the water system or this is an ongoing problem. This and the fact that there is no pool is the only reason I did not rate this park higher. Good WiFi and cable. Walking distance to some shops and the bus route. Would definitely return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The good news: This is a truly enchanting park, delightfully shaded, on a babbling brook, with gorgeous views. It has level sites, excellent cable TV, and the best free wi-fi we have ever encountered. The bad news: With two people and a dog, it cost us almost $55 per night to stay here.Very pricey but, then, everything in Sedona is pricey. They also have a dumb rule that requires a sewer hose support that assures very vertical drainage with no sewer lines on the ground. (By the way, they conveniently sell these sewer line supports in the office.) Having said all that, we would return here in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We are here while I am writing this post. I do not understand some of the negative posts I have been reading. We stayed on site 75 by the creek and it was huge! Since this site was reserved we had to move after three nights to site 15 which is just large. Wi-Fi working well at both sites. All hookups working well. Office personal, very nice and helpful. Played with our dogs when she met us walking them, etc. It is an old park and twisty roads. Our rig is 34 feet with two slides, 50 amp service, so we had a limited number of sites that could take us. They have a chart in the office for staff they lists what fits on each site. I was asked many questions when I called ahead and was informed as to which sites I could use. Customer service is great here! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean and well laid out park. Roads are paved or gravel and well maintained. Walking distance to old town and some attractions. Staff was helpful and friendly on the phone when I made reservations. The WiFi did come and go for no discernable reason. We will definitely stay there again and highly recommend this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Extremely beautiful location! Only negative is they closed the office very early and there was no one on property to assist with concerns or problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Second time at Rancho and it was better than the first; Site #63, get it if you can. Level, patio, grassy yard and fenced; absolutely great. In the morning before the locust's noises you can hear the stream rushing over the rocks. You can walk to hiking trails and, if you are fit, to up-town shops and restaurants. Don't miss Tlaquepaque across Hwy 179 from the park. Great place to stay in Sedona. We camped here in a Motorhome.
All I can say is wow, yes, I am one of those at the big executuve sites (#77), and there is room to spare...the creek is behind me, and I am using their wi-fi to communicate with the internet. This is our first trip to Sedona in a coach, and I never knew there was so much shade here. Makes the summer quite enjoyable; the wife and I were talking about returning for a month or two next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very nice park. We stayed three days. While it was very warm in the day time there wee plenty of large tree that shaded most sites. The nights were cooler. Staff was friendly. Although they advertise WiFi it was too weak to work at our site. I checked throughout the park with a Canary Wireless WiFi locator and could not get a signal anywhere in the park strong enough to work. We camped here in a Motorhome.
As I type this, I am leaving this campground in the morning after 3 nights. I found it to be a very nice place to explore the Sedona area from, and it IS in town. 3 couples/rigs in our party, all want to stay longer, but park is booked up. Some of the sites are tight to get in, but the park personnel helped us back our rigs in. While a little hard to get in, once spotted, there is plenty of side room and grass. Totally shaded sites, most have large concrete pads for tables and whatever. WiFi worked good, sometimes slow. I would not hesitate to recommend this campground to our friends, and plan to return for a longer stay. I do not understand some of the negative posts about Rancho Sedona RV Park, so decided to put this on before I finished my vacation. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a picturesque park in the trees in the middle of Sedona, AZ. It's a very old park with so-so maintenance on the sites. Has overhead wires, mostly 30 amp hookups. Only 4 washers in laundry, some ants need spraying, some permanent residents living among the various sites that leave for work at all hours. This could be a fantastic park if they would remove the few permanent trailer houses, keep out the locals, and bury the electric and cable. If you like rustic, you'll love this park, we do. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The park is very clean and well maintained with mostly gravel sites and concrete pads. Walking distance to Sedona. Wonderful creek running behind park and shade trees to keep rig cool. Did not use restrooms so I don't know what they were like. The park supplies chairs and a picnic tables at most sites. Wish we would have come here sooner. There is plenty of room for big rigs. Would recommend not driving large rig to office. We used our tow car to register. Community fire pits and volleyball court available. We would definitely recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.
My wife and I spent the first week of February 2006 at this RV park in our 28' fifth-wheel. We had space #83. Although this space was nice, overall we thought that the price per night of $60.00 (includes 2 dogs & tax)was too much for the quality of the space and the park itself. The park has gravel drive areas, which tends to be dusty and somewhat loud. The restroom facilities only had two small showers & toilets on the men's side. We decided to leave one day early and we were unable to get a refund, only a credit for one day future use. Since we're from a different state, this option was not practical. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
December 2005
$58
We have stayed at Rancho Sedona numerous times over the past several years and have always enjoyed it. The park is conveniently located near Sedona's major shops, art gallerys, restaurants and other attractions. It is clean, quiet and well-maintained and the staff has always been polite and helpful. There are a group of sites located along the bank of the creek that are especially nice. Certain ones of those are designated "Executive Sites" that are larger and offer added ammenities. The prices at Rancho Sedona are on the high side but are not out of line given the location. I read the cluster of negative reviews of this park including one that accused the park owners of posting reviews of their own site. There is a suspicion that more than one of those may have been by the same person. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very shaded and beautiful park. Clean laundry room ($1.25 to wash, $1 to dry), down by the creek, so cell service is sporadic in the park. Wi-fi is free, but it's a DSL that goes in & out, but better than nothing. When DSL was out, I told the office and the response was, "well all the green lights are lit". Not the friendliest of folks, but not rude either. Quieter than most places I've stayed. Very few kids except on weekends. In addition to the number of trees, the other best thing is the location. This is our 3rd time in Sedona (usually stay in a motel in Oak Creek) but our first in an RV. I'll definately stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I would disagree with the negative posts. Staff was friendly, gave helpful information on driving instructions when I called ahead for same day reservation, received good information on what to see and do, and office worker arranged for free, park-provided shuttle service to Upper Sedona. There is now free Wi-Fi. Sites in the "loop" area are small but park's location is very convenient. Prices varied. $2 extra fee for dog. Tax (blame the local governments) on a $32 site was nearly $5. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here for several days. Nice park but very tight for a 45' Prevost bus. Too many 90 degree turns especially upon entering. Only 4-7 spots were big enough to handle our rig. Nice shade trees. Management very attentive to trimming a couple of low ones for us. Call ahead for your spot number and go directly to it instead of checking in will save some extremely tight turns for bigger rigs. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We've been staying here several times a year for the past 18 years, great RV Park. We make Thanksgiving reservations a year in advance to get the spots we want for family reunions. I highly recommend this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
May 2005
$35
We camp at Rancho Sedona at least twice every year, we stay in the executive sites $55.00 per night. We enjoy the sound of the Oak Creek. The sites are gravel with concrete patios, behind the executive site there is grass with a large fire pit, plenty of trees. You can walk into town, lots of hiking and biking in the area. We do not use the restroom and showers, but did check them out and found them clean, the laundry room was also nice and clean, the grounds are kept clean and trimmed. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
One of the nicest parks we have been to. (3 time this year). We always stay in the
"executive sites". They are a bit more expensive, but worth the upgrade. Lots of trees, good size spaces that back up to the creek. Park is located within walking distance of town. The staff seemed very nice, and we never had a problem with them on any of our stays. We are looking forward to going back in april. They had a cancellation and we were able to reserve the highly desireable space #84. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
2004
$33
This park has nice trees and well-shaded sites. It is a very pleasant get-away spot. The sites are a little tight to back in to, but not too bad. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2004
$35
Been here 2 months. Very clean and quiet. All sites are shaded and some on Oak Creek. Very nice and knowledgable staff. Pricey nightly since this is Sedona but long term rates are very good. Convenient to all of Sedona. I really don't want to
leave! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 3 / 10 ]
2003
$60
I decided to write about this RV Park after seeing the recent postings. My family stayed
here in the summer of 2003. I wouldn't necessarily give this place a "one" but it certainly isn't deserving of anything beyond a "four or five" either. The only thing this place has going for it, is its location. It is in Sedona city limits. I don't get it, I see lots of postings of RV Parks with poor management. If these places were "chains" like a hotel, they would be out-of-business. We were disappointed with the RV Park itself but we were there to see Sedona. No one likes to camp 5 feet from their neighbor and this place was pretty tight. Not a very friendly place either. Someone earlier had commented about the number of permanent residents. This place DID appear to be a mobile home park. We stayed one night and moved down the road to Page Springs. Would not come back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 1 / 10 ]
2003
$60
I see the owners of this park finally discovered the word is getting out on their RV park
and decided to post a review or two of themselves. The last positive postings were comical. Sedona only has one zip code, maybe two at the most and most of the houses in Sedona go for "six figures" or more just based on the land value. I am sure even the "dumps" near this RV park are in the six figure category. The land itself is worth more than the old houses that sit on them. The second positive posting was also probably the owner. The sites are packed in there like cordwood and the management is downright hostile. The comment about the customer comes first is a joke. The people running this place are simply uneducated and have no customer relation skills. I really don't care if you stay at this place, its your money not mine. But you'll be sorry you did unless you are just desparate to see Sedona. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
2003
$40
This is a very nice park. It really caters to adults as there is very little for children to do, but they are so close to downtown that does not matter. I felt it was a bit pricy but remember where it is, and I do not believe there is another privatly owned campground "in" Sedona. I was impressed while in the office and when the phone rang, the lady we were dealing with, whom I found to be very helpful, let it go to their machine. I find this refreshing and when I mentioned it the lady told me that the customer in the office comes first to the telephone. We will be staying there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2003
$44
I am willing to bet the 3 poor posts above came from the same person. Perhaps they had
issues with their stay, but we did not. This camp is quaint, clean, and quite frankly, the website photos do NOT do it justice. Some sites are close together, some sites are not. Our 39' Class-A triple slide was nestled in an ample gravel site with a cement patio and a place to park our dinghy. We were not in an "executive site", as those are backed up within earshot of the babbling creek. The park is actually tucked away in a small valley right in the middle of beautiful Sedona. Homes across the street were selling in the mid to high six figures (go to www.realtor.com and check the zip yourself), I add that to say the park is in a very upscale neighborhood. The negative posters reference to "noisy bikers" is a cheap scare tactic since the park is so intimate, one could not move to a "quieter site". We found the facility to be extremely clean and the staff actually came to our rescue in that they accommodated another family traveling with us that did not have reservations. I have never posted a review of a RV Park before, but I felt compelled to defend Rancho Sedona because we had a wonderful 4 night stay. We will set camp here every time we come into Sedona. I don't know if the previous negative poster has their RV camps mixed up, or just lives a life of quiet desperation, whatever the case, they are 100% wrong. My family of 4 and our friends family of 5 camped here during Spring break, 2003. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 1 / 10 ]
2003
$50
Dirty bathrooms, dirty showers, and filthy laundry room. Notified the management and they
claimed they had just cleaned them. Poor attitude all around. Would expect better for the high prices they charge. This place is a mobile home park with spaces for rent for RVs. Don't be mislead by their website. We won't stay there again and wouldn't recommend to others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 1 / 10 ]
2003
$56
Rip-Off with a capital R! If you like camping at Wal-Mart, you'll love this place. And yes, the management has a very bad attitude. We reserved a space over a month ago and guaranteed it to our credit card. Showed up at the RV resort and they had moved us to a small space 10 feet (literally) from the public restroom. Seems the Rv'er in our "reserved" space decided to stay longer. Management didn't bother to call us before we began our trip and basically said if you don't like the space we've given you, you can leave. The pictures on their website are not accurate nor do they depict what this place really looks like. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 1 / 10 ]
2003
$58
Not worth the price. Except for site 77 and 84, the "Executive Sites" are small and close
together with very little privacy. We were in a site next to two sites with numerous "bikers". After asking the manager to move us to a quieter site, she actually complained to the "bikers", after I asked her not to, and that made things even worse. Felt confined to our motorhome, thank goodness we were only there one night. Find somewhere else, a total rip off and mosquito pit. They actually have a sign posted on their office wall "$5.00 fee per complaint", that should tell you how they treat their customers. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 6 / 10 ]
2002
$36
Tight spaces; pricey, not a friendly place as many there for an extended period. Convenient location. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2001
$30
A very nice park. Not far from business area. The coyote family yelping at night is an unusual treat. Will always stay there when in Sedona. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
1999
$35
This is a very nice campground. The sites by Oak Creek are the best, and not all sites are by the creek. Lots of trees. We camped here in a camper.