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Woody Mountain Campground
Overview
Overview
Woody Mountain Campground in Flagstaff, Arizona places travelers right against the edge of the Coconino National Forest at a cool elevation of roughly 7,000 feet. This high-altitude mountain setting delivers crisp summer air, massive Ponderosa pine trees, and a classic Arizona mountain-town atmosphere that contrasts sharply with the lower desert landscapes found further south in the state.
Location & Surroundings
Approaching via Interstate 40 or Interstate 17, RVers arrive in a region defined by volcanic fields, mountain peaks, and sweeping pine forests. Flagstaff sits at the foot of the San Francisco Peaks, experiencing true four-season weather. Summer days are warm and dry with afternoon monsoon rains, while winter brings significant snowfall, making this geography ideal for road-trippers navigating the high country along Historic Route 66.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details such as exact hookup types, water pressure, site dimensions, and electrical amp loads are not universally published under the park name, travelers should contact management directly prior to arrival. When calling ahead, be sure to ask about specific accommodation categories including back-in versus pull-through availability, generator hours, and seasonal water availability given freezing winter temperatures in northern Arizona.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor recreation dominates the surrounding region, with Grand Canyon National Park roughly eighty miles to the north via US-180. Local outdoor enthusiasts can access the Arizona Trail, hike the peaks, or explore nearby Walnut Canyon and Sunset Crater Volcano National Monuments. Downtown Flagstaff provides historic brick storefronts, local breweries, and diverse dining options just minutes away from surrounding public lands.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, forest explorers, and travelers seeking a cooler basecamp during intense desert heat waves. It appeals strongly to RVers prioritizing proximity to public lands and mountain trailheads over dense urban resort settings. Winter travelers must come prepared for cold-weather camping and potential snow-driving conditions typical of high-elevation northern Arizona mountain passes.
Reviews
DAVID SIRESS
Spent three nights with them. We have a 30 ft RV and had a wonderful camp site. Staff was friendly and helpful. My dogs loved the dog park, the big red ball was all my Rottweiler wanted to play with. Will definitely return in the future.
Lisa Francis-Schafman
Had a fantastic experience at this campground. We came in the end of October. FYI: The showers and bathrooms are shut down on Nov 1. We were fine in our RV. The sites are nestled in the tall pines. The check-in and check-out were easy. Bathrooms were modern, lit well, and clean. The staff was sweet, upbeat and helpful. The camp store was one of the best curated and cutest I've ever seen. Purchased a shirt, sticker, and candy. They have a coffee bar and simple breakfast sandwiches or sticky bun or bars. I had an Asiago bagel with Garlic Cream Cheese. Yum! They have a wine bar too. On the days we were there they offered Swing Dance lessons and had a musician on the patio. This place has it going on! There's space for your dog, the camp location is not far from a vibrant downtown Flagstaff with lots of restaurants, bars and shopping. The staff had a well appointed brochure with places to eat, tour, visit, etc. Can't say enough nice things and hope to pass through this way again.
Kelsea Sanders
This is a beautiful camp ground and friendly staff for the most part. I had a question about an extra charge while checking in and the gal couldn't really explain the charge, just said it was correct. I didn't feel like getting into it at the beginning of our trip so I let it go. The rest of the staff we dealt with throughout the weekend was fantastic. The entertainment on the patio was lovely. The location was fantastic. I will say it here as a warning for others, the trains are LOUD during the very early morning hours. Luckily, my husband and I and our kids love the trains and could easily sleep through them, but if you're a light sleeper, beware. We would absolutely camp here again.
Walter Williams
Wonderful campground nestled amongst tall pines. Fresh air and perfectly laid out park. The staff is the friendliest out of many campgrounds we have stayed at across the country. Really nice and well provisioned store with a great wine bar and outside sitting area. Level very maintained sites. Showers, bathrooms and laundry areas are clean and plentiful. I would definitely recommend this park. Thanks for providing a nice relaxing park!
Sue Henderson
We really enjoyed our stay at Woody Mountain Campground. The location was great, close to town but felt secluded and quiet. The staff was friendly and helpful every time we needed to interact with them. Our pull-through space required a bit of leveling but it wasn't a big deal. The hookups were in good condition and everything worked as expected. It was great to be surrounded by such a friendly and fun community of fellow campers. Quiet time is respected, which we appreciated. A huge bonus was how pet-friendly the campground is—our dog had a blast making new friends on our walks. We can't wait to come back and visit again!