Camping near Flagstaff
The ponderosa forest around Flagstaff has campgrounds from $27 a night, open from early May to mid-October. In winter, the KOA and RV parks in Flagstaff and Williams stay open.
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The ponderosa forest around Flagstaff has campgrounds from $27 a night, open from early May to mid-October. In winter, the KOA and RV parks in Flagstaff and Williams stay open.
Compare campgroundsPine Grove Campground, Lake Mary area · Photo: Coconino National Forest / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain · Credits
Prices are per night for up to 8 people and one vehicle. A second vehicle is about $10 more. Reserve on Recreation.gov.
Canyon Vista
WhereLake Mary Road, about 8 miSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberPer night$30Good to knowVault toilets; no hookups; RVs up to 40 ftBonito
WhereBy Sunset Crater, about 18 miSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberPer night$34Good to knowVault toilets; no hookups; RVs up to 42 ft; 14-night limitPine Grove
WhereNear Lake Mary, about 21 miSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberPer night$34Good to knowToilets, showers ($7), dump station; no hookups; 16 accessible sitesAshurst Lake
WhereAbout 24 miSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberPer night$27Good to knowVault toilets; no hookups; RVs up to 35 ftDairy Springs
WhereMormon Lake, about 27 miSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberPer night$30Good to knowDrinking water; group site for up to 40Double Springs
WhereMormon Lake, about 28 miSeasonEarly May to mid-OctoberPer night$27Good to knowDrinking water; all 15 sites reservableCave Springs
WhereOak Creek Canyon, about 19 miSeason–Per night$30Good to knowVault toilets, coin showers; RVs up to 36 ft; 7-night limitKaibab Lake
WhereWilliamsSeasonMay to OctoberPer night$32Good to knowDrinking water; no swimming in the lake; RVs up to 40 ftDogtown Lake
WhereWilliamsSeasonMid-May to OctoberPer night$30Good to knowDrinking water; group site for up to 80Lockett Meadow, high on the Peaks among the aspens, can't be reached while its road is closed. Two campgrounds in Oak Creek Canyon are closed after flooding.

When the forest campgrounds close, these private parks keep going. Most also take tents, and the KOAs have cabins.
Flagstaff KOA Holiday
Where5803 N US 89, about 6 miWhat you getRV sites, tents, camping cabins, deluxe cabins and glamping; dog parkWoody Mountain Campground
Where2727 W Route 66, FlagstaffWhat you getRV sites from $45 a night (dry) and $85 (full hookup, 50 amp); tents from $40Grand Canyon Railway RV Park
Where601 W Franklin Ave, WilliamsWhat you get124 sites with 30/50 amp, water and sewer; showersCircle Pines KOA
Where1000 Circle Pines Rd, Williams, about 30 miWhat you getRV sites, tents and cabins; pool open all yearMeteor Crater RV Park
WhereI-40 exit 233What you getFull hookups $70; tents $45; open every day except ChristmasA Forest Service order limits camping around Flagstaff to developed campgrounds until April 30, 2027, and fires to the fire rings they provide.
Most national forest campgrounds around Flagstaff are open from early May to mid-October. For winter camping, the KOA parks and RV parks in Flagstaff and Williams are open all year.
Not right around town: until April 30, 2027, camping in the mapped Flagstaff area is limited to the Canyon Vista and Little Elden Horse campgrounds.
National forest campgrounds charge $27 to $34 a night for up to 8 people and one vehicle, plus about $10 for a second vehicle.
The national forest campgrounds are reserved on Recreation.gov. Some keep sites for first come, first served.
No. Lockett Meadow Road is closed to all traffic for construction, so the campground can't be reached.
Only in the fire rings the Forest Service provides, and only when the fire restriction stage allows it. Fireworks are banned all year.