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Heartwood RV Resort
Overview
Overview
Heartwood RV Resort, formerly known as Kit Carson RV Park, offers a welcoming mountain camping experience along historic Route 66 in Flagstaff, Arizona. Nestled beneath beautiful ponderosa pine trees at approximately 7,000 feet elevation, the resort provides shaded RV campsites, full hookups, and convenient access to the attractions of Northern Arizona. Whether you're passing through on a Southwest road trip or planning an extended mountain getaway, Heartwood offers a peaceful setting to enjoy the cooler climate and natural beauty of Flagstaff.
Location & Surroundings
Conveniently located at 2101 W. Route 66, Heartwood RV Resort is just minutes from historic downtown Flagstaff and Northern Arizona University. Its location provides easy access to local restaurants, shopping, outdoor recreation, and major travel routes. Surrounded by the ponderosa pine forests of the Coconino National Forest region, the resort offers a refreshing high-elevation escape from Arizona's desert heat. Flagstaff also makes an excellent starting point for exploring Sedona, the Grand Canyon, and other popular destinations throughout Northern Arizona.
Amenities & Park Features
Heartwood RV Resort features full-hookup RV sites with water, sewer, and 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service. Shaded campsites beneath mature ponderosa pines provide a comfortable outdoor setting, while available back-in sites accommodate different camping preferences. The property welcomes pets, with a maximum of two pets per site subject to resort policies. RV sites can accommodate rigs up to 46 feet, with individual site dimensions reaching up to 60 feet long and 30 feet wide. The resort is designed for both short-term travelers and guests interested in extended stays. Please note that some facilities and areas may be undergoing improvements, so visitors should check directly with the resort for current amenities and availability.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Heartwood RV Resort provides convenient access to some of Northern Arizona's most popular attractions. Explore the shops, restaurants, breweries, and historic landmarks of downtown Flagstaff, or enjoy hiking, mountain scenery, and outdoor recreation in the surrounding Coconino National Forest. Visitors can also plan day trips to the Grand Canyon National Park, approximately an hour away, or discover the distinctive red rock landscapes and outdoor activities of Sedona. Other nearby destinations include Arizona Snowbowl, Walnut Canyon National Monument, and Lowell Observatory, making Flagstaff an appealing destination throughout the year.
Who This Park Is Best For
Heartwood RV Resort is a great option for RV travelers looking for a shaded, full-hookup campground in a convenient Flagstaff location. Its setting along Route 66 makes it particularly suitable for road-trippers exploring the Southwest, couples seeking a mountain getaway, outdoor enthusiasts visiting Northern Arizona, and travelers planning longer seasonal stays. With its ponderosa pine surroundings, cooler mountain climate, and convenient access to downtown Flagstaff and regional attractions, Heartwood offers a practical base for discovering the best of Northern Arizona.
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Giovanni Pace
We recently had an issue at the KOA in Flagstaff. The team at Kit Carson helped us find a space with full hook ups day of our dilemma. We were incredibly stressed out and their assistance wiped it away. Strongly recommend.
Logan Davidson-Uhlin
I lived here last year for three months, I live Kit Carson RV Park. It's great
michele douma
Very VERY quiet. Misc size lots. Elect, sewer and water. Clean. Good location to Flagstaff downtown area but still in the trees. Staff was very nice! Let us switch spots with no issues. Very friendly. A little high priced for the amenities offered but still a good place to stay.
Kaitlin James
I don’t care how desperate I am, I will NEVER stay here again. The roads are so poorly managed. The laundry facilities all smell like urine and don’t work half the time. For the outrageous price you have to pay, there are ZERO amenities or perks. It’s a giant dust bowl and all around just dirty. The new park manager is less than a pleasure to deal with. When my contract was up, it was never communicated to us that we had to come into the office to tell them we were checking out. Wouldn’t it be common sense that when my contract ended was the day I was leaving? I was given zero instructions as to what needed to be done and was then called to be told I had to come and rake my lot of pine needles and pine cones. Then I had to bag it all by myself. But don’t worry, they really helped me out by giving me 2 complimentary garbage bags. How generous. If the lot wasn’t raked how they saw fit, I was to be charged the daily rate until it was cleaned. I hate this place more than I can even explain. I will never ever recommend to anyone.
mary ann ewald
This was simultaneously the worst and most expensive RV park on our 3000 mile tour of the southwest. The office was located away from the facility and we didn’t get to be greeted by anybody. You have to sign in with all your information and agree legally to all sorts of things long before you even see the place. The bathroom was small and cramped and had no hot water. our site was dusty and noisy and heavy equipment came by the road with lots of potholes. I don’t recommend this facility to anyone