Tourist trap, so that is why the 3 stars. But my 9 year old loved going into it and hearing about the history of the cave. They have a beautiful outside picnic shaded area that would make the stop worth it if you needed a place to use the bathroom and picnic after climbing in the nearby caves. They do sell coffees and light food as well.
Super fun stop along 89A! Lots of signs to read and learn about the building of the bridge. There is a walking bridge that is really nice to go across and take pictures! Nice Visitor’s Center and bathrooms and nice picnic area.
Statue is in Hogan Park - so glad we got to find it and take a picture with my husband (Eagle Scout) and my son (Cub Scout)
So the ladies who check you in are amazing and so kind! However, of the 6 showers, only 3 worked. In the clubhouse, several of the games did not work, and they all took money to play. The site is pretty, lots of trees and grass. The pool was nice, the laundry is not expensive to use and is open 24 hours. They allow dogs in the fences, which I guess all KOAs do and I really do not like that - those dogs run towards your leashed dog at their fence and upset your dog - everyone’s dogs should just have to be on leashes when we are all this close together.
Absolutely gorgeous place to Boondock! Rangers suggested it and it did not disappoint! We did not show up until 7pm in June and there were plenty of spots to choose from. There are fire rings, roads are dirt but my little van was fine and it had even rained all day.
My 8 year old son and I had fun here! It was on our way from Zion to Goblin and totally worth the stop. Facilities are older but everything was clean and they have a kitchen washing station as well as coffee maker and tea kettle out. I had realized we lost our van opener and they had one out for use. The Hot Springs were nice and a welcome respite from all our hiking. It is Hippy Dippy, but super cute and worth a stop in my opinion.
Quick hike in to see the Toad Stool. My son and dog loved it and it is a beautiful little hike and a great place to stretch your legs and snap some gorgeous photos!
Perfect place for exploring Sedona, huge trees, lots of grass, fun creek access for kids and dogs, less than a mile into town and close to a few really nice hikes. Dropped one star because they are notoriously overboard on rules and only one bath/shower house. Previous reviewer commented on lack of privacy, seemed similar to every RV park we have been to, so unsure what the other reviewer was expecting. This is a very clean and well kept RV park, lots of games out, volleyball net, horseshoe, etc.
We needed a spot to stop to sleep - this was perfect! We pulled in around 7:40pm, shifted things in the van, made the bed, walked the dog, ate dinner and had a good nights rest. We pulled into the fist spot up the hill, so some road noise, but not much at all - I am sure you could follow the road in and get further back, but this suited our needs. Flowers were blooming, shade from trees - really nice spot!
Super gorgeous! Short 1.5 miles round trip hike down and back, leashed dogs allowed. Pretty busy but a lovely stop! Can be windy and rain comes in fast. Lovely pictures!