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Greer's Pine Shadows
Overview
Overview
Greer's Pine Shadows in Flagstaff, Arizona delivers a high-altitude mountain setting defined by towering ponderosa pines and crisp seasonal air. Located in Coconino County, this property places travelers right at the edge of the nation's largest contiguous ponderosa pine forest. Visitors experience a dramatic shift from desert lowlands to cool northern Arizona highlands, making it a classic basecamp for exploring the Mogollon Rim country and the broader Colorado Plateau.
Location & Surroundings
Access to Flagstaff, Arizona typically brings drivers along Interstate 40 or Interstate 17 through rugged terrain that sits at roughly 7,000 feet elevation. The surrounding landscape features volcanic fields, cinder cones, and dense evergreen forests. Weather varies sharply by season, bringing heavy winter snows, pleasant summer highs in the eighties, and frequent afternoon monsoons in July and August. Travelers navigate local routes framed by ancient pine trees and wide mountain vistas.
Amenities & Park Features
Because exact infrastructure details like hookup voltages, site dimensions, and water pressure vary across properties, RVers should contact Greer's Pine Shadows directly to confirm specifics before arrival. Inquirers commonly verify the availability of full hookups, pull-through site lengths for large motorhomes, and any seasonal water shutoffs during freezing winter nights. Asking about on-site laundry, waste disposal stations, and cellular signal strength ensures proper preparation for high-elevation camping.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor recreation dominates the surrounding region, with Walnut Canyon National Monument and the San Francisco Peaks offering immediate access to hiking and scenic viewpoints. Day trips extend easily to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon roughly eighty miles north, or downward to the red rock canyons of Sedona via Highway 89A. Local mountain biking trails, historic downtown saloons, and the Lowell Observatory provide plenty of diversions for travelers.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, mountain enthusiasts, and travelers seeking relief from desert heat during summer months. The setting attracts those who prioritize forest landscapes and proximity to public lands over urban convenience. Campers equipped for variable mountain weather and chilly overnight temperatures will find this Flagstaff location an ideal launch point for Northern Arizona adventures.
Reviews
Thomas Crist
Driving to the park is easy in any size RV and the entrance is well marked. A nice quiet park that is close to shopping and the historic downtown district, a short drive to Sedona, or a visit to Sunset Crater. The check-in process was quick and simple, and we were shown to our site which was easy to access. Hook ups were in good working order and easily accessible. Park is shaded with many trees, but we still had openings to get reception with our Starlink. Would stay here again if in the area.
Fred and Melissa Nordgren
Flagstaff RV, Thank you for accommodating us for our two night stay this week. From the time we checked in to check out; our experience was very good, the site was clean, and the utilities were convenient and worked properly. We had never been to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, and loved the area and the experience. Thanks again, Fred and Melissa Nordgren Salem, Oregon
Kathleen Brentwood, CA
We had a wonderful stay. So much so that we extended our reservation. The campground is neat, clean and well-kept. Drey checked us in and even brought us to our site and offered any assistance we may need. Definitely above and beyond. All staff was polite and helpful. It is in a great location and close to many sites/attractions.
Kelly Herriman
Flagstaff RV Park is just far enough from town to be quiet but close enough when you need to go somewhere. Situated near the I-40 and AZ89 junction, you have quick access to Flagstaff, Page or the surrounding areas. There’s a few long term rv’ers but hardly ever saw them. Park is very neat and organized. This park is nestled in the Ponderosa Pines and serene. Not a lot of road noise so good for sleeping. We used it as base in November to visit Sedona and the surrounding areas. Theres a trailhead that starts in the park so great for hiking and returning right to your rv. Friendly, helpful staff. Well worth a visit!!
Page Nicol
Flagstaff RV Park is amazing. My wife and I spent 5 mos up there from May to Oct. The resort is well located, very clean, and well maintained. The staff was awesome, and was always there to assist us and check to see if everything was good. Also the resort is VERY quiet, especially at night. No loud music, barking dogs, people outside partying, etc. When my wife and I say in our lounge chairs, the only thing we could hear was the wind thru the pine trees. Very good experience. Highly recommend.