Flagstaff RV Park
A family-owned RV park since 1960, set in tall ponderosa pines on US-89 northeast of Flagstaff, with 30/50-amp full-hookup sites, forest trails out the back and I-40 about two miles away.
Flagstaff, Arizona · US-89 near I-40, Exit 201
Season
Year-round
Weekly & monthly rates
Elevation
6,965 ft
Cool summers, snowy winters
Hookups
30/50 amp
Full hookups at most sites
Big rigs
Pull-thrus
RVers report 42 ft
Updated September 23, 2026 · Details checked against the park’s website
Settle into the pines
The Flagstaff RV Park experience
A quiet, family-run park in tall ponderosa pines, with full hookups for self-contained rigs and national forest trails at the back.
Full hookupsWater, sewer & power at most sites
30 & 50 ampUse one outlet at a time
Pull-thru sitesPlus back-ins and premium sites
Ponderosa pinesShade across the park
Forest trailsHike and bike from the park
Free Wi-FiHigh-speed option for a fee
LaundromatOpen spring through fall
Pet friendlyLeashed pets welcome
Open year-roundWeekly & monthly rates
Packages acceptedUPS, FedEx & OnTrac; no USPS mail
Family ownedSince 1960, once Greer’s Pine Shadows
Quiet hours9 p.m. to 9 a.m.
Near I-40 Exit 201About 2 miles up US-89
Shopping nearbyFlagstaff Mall down the road
Charcoal & gas onlyNo wood fires
Strong cell signalVerizon, AT&T & T-Mobile 5G reported
Life at camp
What guests say
The campground report card
We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together: the pines, tidy grounds and friendly owners win praise, while the lack of restrooms, highway noise and some tight sites pull the averages down.
How RVers rate it
Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5
Field notes from RVers
Longest rig RVers report42 ft
Cell signal reportedVerizon 4G/5GAT&T 4G/5GT-Mobile 4G/5G
Last reported nightly rate$74 Jan 2026
As reported by Campendium users. Confirm rates, site lengths and policies with the park before you go.
Up US-89
Getting there
The park sits on US-89 about two miles north of I-40 Exit 201, in the pines on Flagstaff’s northeast side, so you can skip downtown traffic on the way in.
Best RV route to Sedona: I-40 west, I-17 south to Exit 298, then SR-179SR-89A, Oak Creek Canyon: tight switchbacks
EXIT 201 · I-40
Set your GPS
7101 N US Hwy 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
From PhoenixAbout 2 hr 20 min
To downtown FlagstaffAbout 12 min
To Sedona*About 75 min
Grand Canyon South RimAbout 1 hr 40 min
Follow US-89 north toward Page. From I-40 Exit 201, the park is about 2 miles up on the left at 7101, past the Flagstaff Mall.
About 6,965 ft elevation. Summer highs near 80°; winter brings snow and freezing nights.
*Approximate driving times from the park; the Sedona time assumes I-40, I-17 and SR-179, not SR-89A. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.
Out the gate
Around Flagstaff RV Park
Leave the rig hooked up. Forest trails start at the park, Sunset Crater is just up US-89, and downtown is about 12 minutes away.
Downtown Flagstaff & Route 66
Brick downtown, breweries, Route 66 history and the NAU campus, with Lowell Observatory on Mars Hill. Close enough for dinner in town.
Sunset Crater & Wupatki
Follow US-89 north to the loop road through Sunset Crater Volcano and Wupatki national monuments: lava flows, cinder cones and red sandstone pueblos. Through Oct. 21, 2026, the south end of the loop is closed for road work, so enter from the north through Wupatki.
Walnut Canyon
Cliff dwellings built into a limestone canyon, with the Island Trail looping past 25 rooms. Take the tow car: the monument recommends vehicles under 40 ft.
Grand Canyon South Rim
An easy day trip by Arizona standards: US-180 through the pines, or I-40 and AZ-64 via Williams. Leave early and pack water.
If it’s full
Other parks worth a look
More places to stay around Flagstaff, including parks with bathhouses, plus where to compare when Flagstaff RV Park is booked.
Flagstaff KOA Holiday
Year-round KOA just down US-89 at the foot of Mount Elden, with 50-amp pull-thrus, patio sites, cabins and two bathhouses.
Black Bart’s RV Park
Full-hookup sites and pull-thrus off I-40 Exit 198, with a steakhouse and musical revue next door. Self-contained rigs only.
Woody Mountain Campground
Pine-shaded Route 66 campground on Flagstaff’s west side, open year-round, with B&B rooms and a coffee and wine lounge.
Before you book
Plan your stay
Everything that decides whether Flagstaff RV Park fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.
Our take: a quiet, family-run park under tall ponderosa pines on Flagstaff’s northeast side, with 30/50-amp full hookups and forest trails at the back. Come self-contained: there are no public restrooms or showers, and US-89 traffic can be heard from some sites.
Park ratesPlus tax · checked Sept 23, 2026
Premium site$85
Standard site$76
30-amp-only site$70
No-sewer site$60
Weekly, standard site$460
Weekly, premium site$480
Monthly, standard, plus electric$1,150
Rates cover two people; each extra person is $5 a day. Monthly premium sites are $1,250 plus metered electric, and the full stay is charged when you book.
Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the park’s booking page or call (928) 526-4977.
Typical July afternoon
Phoenix107°
Flagstaff82°
25° cooler, about 2¼ hours up I-17.
Is it right for you?
Who it suits, what to consider, and why people come up.
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Site types
Premium and standard sites, plus 30-amp and no-sewer options.
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Rates & policies
Rates, pets, fires, check-in and cancellation rules.
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Before you book
Questions to ask on the phone before you reserve.
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Flagstaff RV Park, known for years as Greer’s Pine Shadows, has been family owned since 1960. It sits in tall ponderosa pines on US-89 northeast of town, backed by national forest, and gets strong reviews for its grounds and friendly owners. It’s built for self-contained rigs, and many sites are home to monthly guests.
Best for
- Self-contained RVers who want a quieter, pine-shaded base on the east side of town.
- Hikers and mountain bikers who want forest trails from the park.
- Grand Canyon, Sunset Crater and Sedona road-trippers who want easy I-40 access.
- Longer stays, with weekly and monthly rates and metered electric.
Consider this
- There are no public restrooms or showers, so your RV needs its own.
- US-89 traffic can be heard from some sites, especially during the day.
- Some sites are tight or unlevel; bring leveling blocks and ask about the approach.
- Many sites are monthly, and the laundromat closes for the winter.
Why people come up here
Typical July afternoon
107°
Phoenix
1,086 ft
82°
Flagstaff
6,910 ft
25 degrees of relief, about 2¼ hours up I-17. Normal July highs, 1991–2020.
Most sites have water, sewer and 30/50-amp power under the pines, so the choice comes down to space and hookups. Rates are nightly, plus tax, as of Sept 23, 2026.
Premium site $85/night
The park’s top tier. Weekly stays are $480 plus tax and monthly stays $1,250 plus electric; ask what sets premium sites apart for your dates.
Standard site $76/night
The regular full-hookup site. Weekly stays are $460 plus tax and monthly stays $1,150 plus electric.
30-amp-only site $70/night
Water, sewer and 30-amp power for rigs that don’t need 50 amp.
No-sewer site $60/night
Sites 12 and 15 have no sewer connection and the park has no dump station, so arrive with empty tanks.
Nightly$60–$85Plus tax; $5 per extra person over 2
Weekly$460–$480Plus tax
Monthly$1,150–$1,250Plus metered electric; 5-month minimum May–Oct
Check-in / out1 p.m. / 11 a.m.Arrivals 1–6 p.m.; call if later
Quiet hours9 p.m.–9 a.m.Heater or A/C use is $3 a day
PetsWelcomeLeashed; no outdoor pens or crates
CampfiresNo wood firesCharcoal or gas only, when no restrictions
RestroomsNoneRVs must be self-contained
MailPackages onlyUPS, FedEx & OnTrac; no USPS
Cancellations$35 fee48+ hours out; no refund inside 48 hours
Checked against flagstaffrvpark.com on September 23, 2026. The full stay is charged when you book, weekly cancellations carry a $60 fee with 7 days’ notice, and monthly stays are nonrefundable. Rates are subject to change; call (928) 526-4977 for the latest.
Good to know before you pull in
Five things that change your booking
Ask these on the phone before you reserve.
- Do I need my own bathroom? Yes. The park has no public restrooms or showers.
- Will my rig fit? No maximum length is published, and RVers report rigs up to 42 ft. Give your length and ask about pull-thrus.
- Do I need sewer? Sites 12 and 15 have no sewer, and there’s no dump station.
- Running heat or A/C? The park charges $3 a day for electric heater or air conditioner use.
- Pack for 7,000 ft. Nights are cold even in summer, monsoon storms roll in July–September, and winter brings snow. The laundromat is open spring through fall only.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you hit the road.
Season: Year-round
Ready for your Flagstaff RV Park stay?
Trade the valley heat for cool pines at nearly 7,000 ft, with forest trails out the back and the Grand Canyon an easy day trip away. Book direct with the park for current rates and availability.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Park photos: Flagstaff RV Park, used with permission. Video: Vegan Voyagers on YouTube. Wupatki and Walnut Canyon photos: National Park Service. Flagstaff KOA photo: Flagstaff KOA Holiday. Black Bart’s photo: Black Bart’s RV Park. Woody Mountain photo: Woody Mountain Campground. Destination photos via Unsplash: Strange Happenings, henri buenen.
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