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Coconino/Cave Springs
Coconino Cave Springs is a natural spring located in the Coconino National Forest near Sedona, Arizona. The spring is located in a small cave and is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. The spring is fed by an underground aquifer and is surrounded by lush vegetation and wildlife. The spring is a great place to relax and take in the beauty of the surrounding area. Visitors can also explore the nearby caves and take in the stunning views of the red rocks of Sedona.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Amy Mahlouji
100/5 stars. Bathrooms were the cleanest you can imagine, did not smell AT all. Campsites are widely spaced apart, lots of room for kids to play in the woods. Everyone there was quiet and lovely. We stayed in A1 and would recommend it for a tent. The only sites I wouldn't recommend are the ones right next to a bathroom, you'll get a lot more passer-byers.
Andrew Z
We decided to stay at Cave Springs Campground because of the great reviews and beautiful scenery. To say we are disappointed is an understatement. We reserved campsite D19 and had to stare at a junkyard of a camp post the whole time. The park is packed beyond capacity and quiet hours are not enforced. Think twice before booking, we will not be returning.
Chelsea Walker
We really enjoyed cave springs. So happy they were able to open back up this year. They are still working on the water but they did have water available. Showers were great! The staff was super friendly and attentive. The blue herons were a treat! Would definitely come back to this campsite!
Claudio Gonzalez
This campground is very nice and the site are large. The Oak Creek is just right there and nice hiking trails. We got a little late season snow the night we arrived, which made for a little winter wonderland in the morning. Sedona is amazing all year round.
Tracey DuChene
We rolled in on a Sunday looking for a 2 night stay. Recreation.gov said none available, however the hosts Dawn & Todd assisted us with a variety of available sites. The camp is clean and very woodsy! Bathroom are very well kept. Our two hosts are busy cleaning and tidying the grounds. They also gave us some hints and maps for hiking trails! This will be a MUST STOP when in the Sedona area going forward.