Verde Valley RV & Camping Resort in the United States

The more recent elevated locations are the ones to opt for. They're roomy, equipped with 50 amp power supply, and have mobile connectivity. The lower spots are set up in a peculiar fishbone layout, and you might find your neighbor's vehicle obstructing part of your space. All lower spots are closely packed. The park is situated a mile away from the main thoroughfare, ensuring a noise-free environment. It's incredibly peaceful. They've transformed a motorhome storage area into the largest enclosed motorhome dog park you've ever come across. It's quite impressive. Enthusiasts of radio-controlled airplanes and cars will be thrilled by the land RC car track and the RC airfield within the campground premises. The park boasts several appealing trails, and you can explore the Verde river floodplain when it's not wet. The drive to Sedona is manageable for a day trip.

3 years ago

Well-maintained, pleasant locations, amiable, with no issues.

3 years ago

Our return visit to this park was a significant improvement from our initial "so-so" experience, thanks to a straightforward upgrade of our site. As part of our TT membership, we get a standard 30AMP site for free, but we discovered last year that the newer, more appealing 50AMP sites must be reserved directly through the park. We did that this time around, and it was a game-changer. There's a small upgrade cost ranging from $3-$10 per night, depending on your assigned section, but it's well worth it. The upgraded sites are larger, offer stunning views, and provide a serene atmosphere. The basic sites, on the other hand, lack these features and some aren't suitable for larger vehicles. The newer area also has a bit of cell coverage, which is lacking in the older 30AMP sites. The park offers a variety of activities for all, well-maintained facilities, and impressive walking trails. However, the lack of a laundry room prevented me from giving it a full five-star rating. The park's location is tranquil, situated a mile from the highway with zero road noise. It's about 30 minutes to Sedona, slightly less to Prescott, with plenty of attractions in the surrounding area. I would definitely revisit this park.

3 years ago

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here! We booked M and opted for the 50 amp extra charge, which provided us with a spacious site, mobile network connectivity, and stunning views. The sites on the lower levels are smaller and more compact. Advantages include: a charming team, especially the welcoming gatekeepers; the breathtaking beauty of the surroundings; accessible trails, including a river; two activity centers; mini golf; a seasonal pool and hot tub; proximity to various attractions, including Sedona; two dog parks, one of which is the largest I've seen in a campsite; tranquility; RC car and plane tracks/runway; pool and ping pong facilities; cleanliness and good maintenance; and onsite propane refill. Disadvantages include: a lackluster playground and the lower levels being more cramped with limited mobile network coverage.

3 years ago

I had a great time here. The pool is great and there are some nice short hiking trails on the site. The bathrooms and pool are really clean. Nearby town Cottonwood (10 minute drive) has a good grocery store "Frys" with great produce and prices. We were 25 minutes from Sedona and 2 hours 30 minutes from the Grand Canyon. My family had a great time. The only negative would be the internet is not good. The campground internet is almost unusable. I also use a Verizon data plan and had to work from the Cottonwood, Az(~5-8mbps) or next to the ranger station(~2-3mbps). There is a starbucks in Cottonwood that opens at 5am. I will stay here again.

4 years ago