I thought this was a beautiful place, very peaceful. It is an oasis. We stayed there with two kids, and they had a ball. Very clean grounds, and the pool was wonderful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Management is extremely rude, the facilities are dirty, the spots are small and amenities are lacking. In addition, they charge extra for people and pull outs. I have never heard stayed at a park that charges extra per pull outs! Don't waste your time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This a a GREAT campground. It is isolated from civilization and located on Oak Creek. It isn't really in Sedona, but located about 7 mile north of Cottonwood and about 15 miles from Downtown Sedona. It is located off a side road from 89A. Once you exit this side road and start traveling north on 89A you start to see the red rocks as soon as you head over the hill. Red Rock park is about 7 miles north of the camp area. This campgrounds has tent to motorcoach size sites. I believe all sites have electric and water. No wifi, internet, cable or phone, but why camp if you need that? This was my second choice. The highly rated Sedona area campground was Rancho Sedona RV Park, but it was booked over Memorial day weekend. This site had openings all thru the weekend. I'm glad I camped here because I will be back. It was a nice site. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice shaded campground that overcharges for the facilities that are available. We really enjoyed the park and the very shaded, wooded setting on Lo Lo Mai Creek. Oak Creek is on the east side of the park and there is a nice pool and spa area that our Grandchildren loved, and also a nice playground area for the kids is in the center of the park. However, for $41, no cable and no WiFi? No TV at all even with an antenna. No paved roads except for the entrance road. Some of the sites are small and dirt is stirred up by every passing vehicle. We have paid $41 for coastal sites like Pismo Coast Village in Pismo Beach, Ca. but it is right on the beach and has every amenity available in a great RV Resort. I liked the park (it is the best park in the area) but it's tough to pay a high rate just for the setting. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our second time at this RV Park. It feels more like a wooded campground than an RV park, and that is a plus for us. Some of the sites are quite isolated. We had more contact with geese, ducks and the occasional javelina and raccoon than we did other people. I am not sure what the place would be like when it is full, but it was almost empty for our visit, and it was heaven The people are working here are very friendly and helpful. They stay on top of issues. We stayed a week, and got the 7th night free. It is well located near Sedona, but also close to other attractions like Tuzigoot, Jerome, Moctezumas Castle and Well. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Campground is one of the better in the Sedona/Cottonwood area (although this is not saying much). Has better facilities than most of the other parks in the area including nice pool and spa area. After talking with the manager/owner I came to the conclusion that management is not enamored of improving the park (cable TV, WiFi or modem/phone hook-ups at sites would be nice) beyond it's current state. They also will not publicize it beyond the Woodall's Directory so we found it by accident. Facilities are nicer than the sites although about 50% of the sites are shaded. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.