Another KOA that went with quantity instead of quality. Sites are narrow and definitely not designed for big rigs. But...they allow paw pens so they get 5 stars! My paw pen is a must to protect me from loose dogs. read more

There is a severe fire in the area of the Flagstaff. Koa. we cannot stay due to health issues and the air warning the county has put out. It's thick with smoke and they will not refund our money. They're forcing us to pick another date to come back. This is wrong and they should have given us some warning a week ago, when we had a chance to cancel, the fire's been going for a while now. This is bad business. We were coming from East Texas, and were completely unaware of the fire and the smoke. read more

Wow. Rude and absolutely arrogant and downright inhuman. I've tried this place a few times with my son being at NAU. Everytime I think.."It will get better, it's just the person at the reservation desk"... but NO. The owners must train and hire this type of person. Zero accommodation if unfortunate circumstances. Long story short, had an emergency on way to KOA, ended up in emergency surgery.. as my husband is in ER waiting room, he calls to Notify we won't be there. The lady said, we don't do cancellations.. after talking with her some tome she moves date and my husband TOLD her he had no idea that he was just calling to be kind and he had no idea in reacomm date. She said " pick one and just call back when you know". Today he calls to adjust and the lady on the phone was an absolute condescending representative. Told her situation, and all she said said was No we won't accommodate again. It says in the notes you knew you couldn't change" in the most snarky snotty tone. S T A Y A W A Y. There is a KOA in Williams down the way that is 30 minutes and gorgeous. People are amazing. There is another Luxury Resort near Camp Navajo and there is also a ton of BLM. Seriously, if you stay.. you will see exactly what I mean. Tried 3x and every time they have attitude. read more

We are in horrible rocky site #156 and the rocks aren't small & our site doesn't even have a picnic table or a place to sit outside our RV. #neveragain read more

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Space 75, we stayed here because it was a larger spot. It accommodated our casita rv and two tents. This KOA had showers, laundry, bathrooms a small store, water lines and power hooks ups. No sewage but they do have a dump station. We really enjoyed our stay here. They were all great at the office. Come and visit. read more

My family and I recently stayed at your KOA Flagstaff Holiday location from June 2nd through June 5th. We intentionally chose KOA because of your strong reputation for quality and customer service, but unfortunately, our experience in the Deluxe Cabin Sinagua fell far below expectations and turned out to be extremely disappointing for the following reasons: 1. Non-Functioning Refrigerator & Spoiled Food Upon our arrival, we promptly unpacked and transferred all perishables from our cooler into the cabin's refrigerator. However, later that evening, we discovered that the fridge was not cooling at all. All of our food--including specially prepared items for my special needs daughter's restricted diet--was spoiled and had to be thrown away. We flagged down a KOA staff member in a golf cart, who inspected the refrigerator but said there was nothing he could do. He offered two bags of ice for a four-night stay, which was not a sufficient solution. We were left with no food to prepare meals and were forced to dine out for the remainder of the trip. This was not only a major financial burden but also created unnecessary challenges for my daughter's dietary needs, significantly impacting our ability to enjoy the vacation. When my father brought the issue to the front office, he was told by the female site manager that nothing would be done and no compensation would be offered. We were shocked and deeply disappointed by the lack of accountability and customer care. 2. Cabin Safety and Cleanliness Concerns In addition to the refrigerator issue, the condition of the cabin was far below acceptable standards: The flooring at the top of the staircase (where children are meant to sleep) was severely damaged and hazardous. There was a deep dip in the flooring near the kitchen, possibly due to wood rot, which caused my children to trip and fall multiple times. The pull-out sofa bed had used linens and children's toys still in it--clearly not cleaned or reset for a new guest. The upstairs linens were dusty, indicating a lack of proper housekeeping. Also emailed corporate and received zero response. This not worth the amount of money that was spent there to stay and would never recommend it to anyone. read more

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Horrible site 156 like another poster posted. I thought the roads were too narrow & there were too many trees and poles which was a problem for my large camper. Site was not level and had a bunch of large rocks $100 for overnight stay was a little steep for me personally however they didn't charge me for late check out when I had issues with my jack. Had to wait a few hours for a mobile tech to come out and help. read more

Very convenient and the lone KOA in flagstaff. Located right off the road, with a huge sign you cannot miss. Lots of RV spaces as well as tent options. They have two shower/bathroom locations. Front desk includes a nice little gift shop that has stickers, snacks and bath towel! Really good price, $35 just tent and goes up from there. At night there is some car sounds from the road but you barely hear it. Sites are pretty close to each other, including those across from you can pretty much see and hear you. read more

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Very poor spot. I made reservation in March asking for a pull through site that was flat and at least 60 feet long. The site was not flat, it was too short and the site had no picnic table. Nice location but poor site layout and design make this KOA substandard. read more

This is our 5th trip to the location. Great RV park. Clean, full amenities. Some spot have full hookups, with patios, grill, fire pits. Left phoenix yesterday an it was 100 degrees. Today up here it's a nice 70 degrees, light breeze . Perfect Day in Flag. read more

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We have stayed at Flagstaff KOA at least a dozen times over the years. It is not the easiest to navigate through with a large RV but the staff is always available to guide you around the trees. The breakfast trailer is awesome and it is very kid friendly including a cart train in the afternoon. Great hiking just outside the back of the resort too. We always take the dogs out on a hike (yes we pick up after them). Office staff is always friendly and accommodating. read more

Do not stay in the park models! They are dirty and in need of repair. Refrigerator did not work, stairs broken, and multiple places floor is water damaged. The manager Nicole was less than pleasant to deal with. Spend your $250 per night somewhere else. read more

One of my fav KOA's! Backs to National Forest! That's all I need to know. Fatman's Pass trail is right out your backyard. It is clean, the staff is super friendly and for a Saturday in Flagstaff during peak summer season...the prices can't be beat! We stay in the camper cabins. They offer a small fridge, full electric l, a TV (nature is more interesting), a porch swing, picnic table, grill, one queen and two bunk beds. You need to bring linens and towels. Bathrooms and shower are conveniently located ( other than at 2 am ). The Kamp Kitchen has affordable breakfast and coffee, coffee and coffee! Did I mention the VIEWS??? Tall cool pines of Flagstaff never gets old. If you like staying at KOA's this one won't disappoint! read more

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We had the opportunity to stay at the Flagstaff KOA this past weekend. Since we stayed in our own RV on a full hookup site, I can't speak to the offered restrooms and showers. The campground offers tent and a variety of hookup RV sites. Some with paved patio areas and others that are more rustic. The sites are VERY close to each other. To explain your table and small outdoor section for the normal sites can be right on the other side of a neighbor's setup. Aside from the proximity to other sites the campground is clean and they have staff patrolling every hour or so looking for wayward trash. The campground offers a kids playground, large bouncing balloon and dog park (I believe there is more.) The only issue we experienced was connecting our RV to the campground power while also using our surge protector. For some reason we could not get the power to go to our RV until after we disconnected the surge protector. While it might not have been the campgrounds power, I still wanted to mention it incase anyone else has this issue. Aside from this we would consider staying at this KOA again while in Flagstaff. read more

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The staff and the campgrounds were fine but my 70 year old mother was taken advantage of in June by a gentleman in a truck who said he lives in Phoenix during the week and then comes back to flagstaff on the weekends. It was a gray/black pickup and he offered to show her how to close her tent properly and then stole the stakes that came with the tent and the new better ones she bought and the rain guard that goes on top of the tent. We didn't notice it for a couple of weeks and this is not the fault of KOA but he said he's there all the time and it soured that particular KOA for a very large group. He mentioned some native reservation in flagstaff that wasn't far that he lived at. This is just a reminder to be careful who you trust because there are lowlifes that will take advantage of an elderly woman camping for the very first time. read more

This is a very nice KOA compared to others we have stayed at. It is in a strange area and pulling in you are surrounded by houses and businesses and lots of homeless but once you pass through the gates all of that is forgotten and you don't even realize where you are at. Sites are decent. They all looked pretty level from what we could tell. The camp store is very well stocked with anything that you might need or forgot to bring. Swimming pool is real nice and the the hot tub in it''s own room was real nice! They have a putt putt course(which we didn't try) along with Cornhole, bouncy pillow, and scooter cars for the kids. Overall we were super happy with this KOA and wouldn't hesitate to return in we find ourself in the area again. read more

Such a treat every time I got to stop here; I love being in the trees. Spots can be tricky but hey that's the game. Cool vibes, would stay again. read more

Overpriced for too close together camp sites. Dump/water area was dirty and had a clogged sewer line. Lot was totally unlevel. We had to park the wrong way to be slightly level. We asked for different site but the next proposed site had a leaking water spigot which would not shut off, it was muddy and water logged, we declined. For the price this was super disappointing and we wouldn't stay here again, it's almost as much as staying in a hotel. A lot of employees around but you can tell they don't care about anything but their pay checks. read more

One of my favorite campgrounds ever. Perfectly located. Easy drives to the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and many other places. read more

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I'm not too fussy about where I park my RV to slumber. In fact, I prefer KOA because it's the same procedure franchise-wide. I wanted to stay in Flagstaff forever because the town has a lot of artificial events and pseudo-friendly expats, otherwise it would be as dead as Kingman (where McVeigh planned his carnage). Most folks stay at Flagstaff KOA because of a nearby Canyon that is supposedly Grand to see. I've been to that hole a few times, south and north. lah-dee-dah. One KOA guest from NYC said he was accosted by a fire water Native who jumped the wire to warn the guest of impending danger: an alleged man with a dagger hiding behind a tree ready to mortify. Staff and city officials converged on the premises to investigate. Some visitors say the Flagstaff KOA is in shambles. One worker said it's in shambles. Well, it's the great outdoors next to an urban highway across the street from Circle K which is super popular on fire water Fridays. I thought the college KOA staff was pretty stellar, and elements such as the restrooms, laundry, and dump station are adequately functional. The elite RVs stay on the hill, whereas the lowly are assigned the flats or perimeter, a la apartheid. All the long-term semi-homeless, and wreck-creation rigs are on the flats. read more

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This place is gross! No toilet paper in stalls, bugs all over the counter (dead ones), shower has not been cleaned in decades, and at $100-$130 A NIGHT FOR AN RV SPOT!!! What a joke. The pathetic attempt at bring your own candy to bingo night is such sad excuse for toilets and showers that look like the bathrooms at gas stations that you would rather pee outside than use. In a word; pathetic. read more

I inadvertently reserved a 30 amp site and they moved us to a 50 amp site at our request closer to family. They were super friendly when I inquire about a heated hose. They were actually the most friendly staff of any place we've stayed at in the six weeks we have been traveling the National Park Grand Circle. The place seems well maintained as well. read more

This KOA was a great stop for us on our southwest tour! Very pretty and well kept. Our site #23 was a newer pull through patio site near the office. A nice site, but the older sites farther back in the campground offer much more scenery. Perhaps the nicest thing about this KOA is their KampK9 dog area. This one was huge and divided into two separate fenced areas! it had nice grass, and shaded pine trees with agility obstacles to play on. The labs loved it! There is also walking paths at the back of the campground. very nice! Unfortunately the laundry area was loaded with out of order machines. Hopefully this was temporary. This KOA has close access to shopping area and stores. We will be back! read more

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This review is based on first impression . It looks like it was an old campground that turned into a KOA. I'm used to having some customer service at check in, but here it was here's the map. We got to are site which is supposed to be a premium patio but the gravel is so uneven and sloped I had to pull over 5 feet from the paver patio just to get sort of level and even with ramps I'm slanted badly to the rear. Patio is ok but filthy gas grill, chairs with pads that look 20 years old. Bathrooms are clean but fixtures are old. More pics soon.Was told no laundry machines. They replaced the quarter slot ones with credit card slides and they're not working properly.I know it's winter but I've stayed at other places with freezing temps at night and never asked to disconnect the hose every night. And the internet stinks. All this for $80 a night? If it's off season and there's no comforts or amenities, charge less. Oh, and no cable at our site. And it's called "premium site. read more

Flagstaff KOA - RV Parks Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

The worst KOA I have been to on my trip. $49 is a lot for a tent site, but other KOAs I've been to (even cheaper ones) have made up for it with great amenities. Definitely not this one. First of all I paid an extra $5 for a padded tent site (mulch/wood chips). But then my site was gravel and crushed (!) rock, extremely uncomfortable. I got there late evening and was losing daylight quickly, so I didn't go back to try and sort it out. I did read later in the fine print that I have to not only pay for the upgraded site, I also have to specifically request it when checking in. What a ridiculous policy - why would I pay more if I didn't want the better site!? When I told them next morning that I felt misled, they couldn't care less. Secondly, the sites are extremely small. My tent was pitched only a few feet away from an RV. Other campgrounds not only have bigger sites, they also separate tents and RVs much better. And because of the high density occupation, the entire campground ended up covered in smoke from camp fires. The showers were old, dirty, run-down and very small. No paper towels in the bathroom either. I can't recommend this campground, it does not live up to KOA expectations. read more

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Ladies in the office friendly and helpful, cute little shop, lots of shade trees, nice kids area and spot was large and even. The bathrooms need updated which is being polite. Husband who is 6'5 265 lbs was uncomfortable with who was in there at sunrise, he was unsure if they were actual guests. We were directly in front of the kids area, it closed at Dusk so no issues. Our RV faced the road, so we did hear and see all lights and noises. Not their fault but across the street at the grocery store in the corner were troublesome people. Again I have a large Husband who was very uncomfortable and moved the RV when I had run in for 2 items. Having said all that when we checked in a family was asking to add 3 more days to their stay, so they felt it was safe and child friendly! read more

Family fun Lots of shade and space On site dump station Easy to find Feels deep in forest but is close to town for services and a day out. read more

This is a large KOA property adjacent to state land and provides direct access to hiking trails around Mount Elden. The showers and toilet area were very clean. The front office girls are welcoming and helpful. The store pricing was surprisingly affordable, without the regular markup you see in smaller stores. The teepee had a floor made of pavers and the bottom and top were open a bit to allow for air flow. There is a small end table with a lamp, electric fan/heater, and power strip available as well. If you need affordable lodging and don't mind bringing your own lines and bath towels, this KOA is a good choice for you. read more

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My family and I stayed here for 2 nights in spot 153, which is a "patio" ( patio site includes chairs and a bbq with propane ready for you to use) pull-thru site. Which accommodated our 40' pusher, as well as towing a mini van. I used the laundry machines one morning, $2 for a wash load, and .25c for 6 minutes of a dryer. A lot of them were out of order, but not too big of a deal. It was a very beautiful setting, backed up to many nature walks and beautiful mountains and trees. The park was pretty quiet for the most part. I think a lot of people camp here, and then day trip to either Sedona, or the Grand Canyon. There was a playground structure and a "blob" for the kids ( and adults ) to jump on, at no extra charge. Small office/ store on property. Would totally stay again. read more

Flagstaff KOA - The backside of the campsite, can walk they fences, and go hiking back here. - RV Parks Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

Nine years since our last review, and about eight years since our last stay so it was time to update. We now have now multiplied our children, and as they have gotten older they carry a lot more. What After many years of deep woods boondocking we sold our Starcraft RT and bought a 38' land yacht. This change pushed us out of burying in the woods and using campgrounds as pass throughs on long trips to stopping and enjoying more of what they have to offer. Too start though.... if you are looking for a paved over parking lot, this is NOT it. Don't review it badly for not being that, that's not it's intent. You are camping on the base of a mountain in the pines, not a Walmart parking lot. There will be trees, rocks, etc. and that's what makes this place awesome. Sites are relatively level, took 3" of block to level our rig, but we were also hugging the edge of the site. More on that later. Clean power, good water pressure, and easy access to the hookups. As for why we were hugging the drivers side. This KOA has large boulders sectioning off the sites, and narrow passes between sites. Our rig is large, 42' tongue to tail, so it takes a football field to swing it. These boulders made it VERY tight clearance. Literally inches between the front bumper and pedestal, and the same between the camper and boulders at the tail. This particular site (191) also has a large boulder at exit end, with about a 90° turn. I'm thinking my "pull through" is more of a back out to leave because of this. Outside of that issue it's a great site that is only about 20' from forest service land. Amenities have gotten much better here since our first trips. We have an American Bully that is used to having free run of the area while camping so he's in mourning, but we were stoked to find a new dog run (two side by side actually) for him to run off some steam. These dog runs are connected to the children's play area by a shared chain link fence so the kids could play as well. This was an epic win for us. We did not visit restrooms or showers. All in all I still believe this to be a great campground, and even though we now live fairly close to it we will continue to come here on occasion to escape the house. read more

Flagstaff KOA - Traveling with pets? They have a MASSIVE dog run to help em run off some steam. - RV Parks Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

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Not good for dogs. The dog parks are full of foxtails, as is much of the park. The dirt and dust in dog areas is also less than fun. The people here are nice, laundry area clean, just less than cool for your 4 legged friends. read more

This is a great place to eat vegan organic whole grains and wholistic foods. The Coffe is Awsome and so is the staff!! Love love it. We went out of our way in our travels to eat here! Love it!! read more

We had been cooped up since March and the walls of our apartment were beginning to close in on us. We decided to take a camping trip for our anniversary while still trying to be safe during COVID. We stayed at this KOA for the duration of our trip. Here is the good, bad and meh of our stay: 1. We arrived on a Saturday and the place was packed. It was very hard to maintain social distancing with the crowds, but we made sure to keep our masks on and sanitize our hands often when not in our own campspot. On Sunday, the place quieted down. 2. Our site had ants. Lots of them. Luckily, they were not the bitey kind. They were the crawling on everything kind. And, they did. All the time. In and out of our tent. We were impressed when we flagged a maintenance guy down, told him our problem and they came to treat the ants, which put a dent in the problem. Sadly, after the next rain storm, the ants were back. 3. We rented a site with power and water. However, the power box was supposed to be shared with our neighbor and it was directly in front of their tent pad on their spot. We felt awkward (not to mention you can't really social distance) using the power. We had to go to Walmart to buy an extension cord in order to use the power. 4. On Sunday, Koa has an outdoor breakfast. It was expensive yet delicious. I had French Toast while my husband had a breakfast burrito. He said the salsa was tasty. 5. The bathrooms were clean. When I first arrived, the bathroom next to the laundry had only one soap dispenser but during my stay, they put up a second. I only used the bathroom next to the store/check-in once while the other was being serviced. It was the same except the stalls were tiny. Try to not be bigger than a toddler if you need to use those. All the showers were decent for a campground and okay sized. The laundry is coin opporated so plan for that. Additionally, there are only two bathrooms on the property and there were NONE close to our tent. We had to walk quite a ways each time. My pedometer recorded over 2000 steps between midnight and 5 a.m. just for the bathroom alone (thank you overractive bladder). I ended up trying to dehydrate myself at night to stop the problem of cardio-induced insomnia. Didn't work. 6. Flagstaff is beautiful but the campground is next to a major road. I counted 4 sirens in an hour on Monday. But, it was still nice being there. It rained a lot and there must have been a major storm while we were at the Grand Canyon because we came back to our screen house almost ripped from the ground and pools of water in our tent. Still, it was fun. Overall, we liked our stay and will be back again. Except next time, I will ask for a tent site closer to the bathroom with no ants and hopefully, no worry about COVID. read more

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This is the worst of the many KOAs I have used, mainly because our dirt slab was terribly bumpy and not even close to level.

Our first time in Flagstaff was good. Our son loved the Pillow play area. The office is stocked with some camping essentials and the staff were friendly. Something that we found extremely upsetting, to the point where we donated some toys to a family who was staying near us, was that a STAFF MEMBER STOLE their son's favorite toys, money (rolls of quarters), among other belongings. They found their hose in their storage area which solidifies that the CULPRIT was in fact a staff member. The office made this clear that this STAFF MEMBER HAD STOLEN BEFORE. The staff member was MIA. This is unacceptable. We all know that when camping you shouldn't leave anything valuable out, knowing that there is always a chance of something like this happening. However, I believe that this KOA has LOW INTEGRITY for keeping this staff member on board since he has been caught in the past stealing from guests. read more

We had an opportunity to utilise the KOA camp ground this past Saturday. I can't say enough about the woman at the front desk and I could kick myself I didn't get her name because she was incredibly helpful, resourceful, and kind, even though she was busy. Our hook-ups went well and I was happy. This is my second time here and haven't been disappointed yet. I can't lend any info to the amenities because we have a 32-foot California Tahoe which is like a hotel room on wheels. read more

I stayed here for 2 nights and was completely satisfied and will call again. The staff were great and check in was easy. I was a little hesitant to stay here after reading the reviews but I realized about 90% of those reviews are just generic bitching for real stupid things. I used the showers and they were adequately clean and big enough for my large frame. It was quiet during the day and all my neighbors were very respectful. I will be coming back here and will stay even longer!!!!! If I do have some feedback it was the mediocre internet. But I will give a free pass as I have never encountered great internet at any RV park I have visited. read more

We stayed at the Flagstaff KOA Holiday on 9/28/23 and we're extremely disappointed. First, signage to locate the campground was terrible, hard to see, if it wasn't for the GPS saying 'turn in 450 feet' we'd have driven by! And then we weren't sure which road to take (there's two!) The roads are tight and the sites are also tight. And terribly dusty. I'd expect that in the desert but not in the town of Flagstaff! The staff was nice, there were garbage cans close. read more

Wow, love this koa ... finally were able to stay in one of the TeePees . Weather has put a stop to our staying here, not this time. It is situated in great area for exploring around Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Williams, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Sedona and more!! Very kind staff, clean restrooms a plus. Walking trails nearby too. We enjoyed our stay! read more

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I'm sorry to say this. When I started out traveling full time 3 years ago. KOA's we're right in line with all the other parks. Then over the past 3 years they got out of control with their rates. With all these new parks & great amenities. I personally don't feel like the value is there. read more