Village Camp Flagstaff
Arizona’s newest outdoor cabin and RV resort, opened in 2023 in the pines 10 miles west of Flagstaff: back-in full-hookup sites for rigs up to 85 ft, a clubhouse bistro and bar, a pool and a hot tub.
Bellemont, Arizona · I-40, Exit 185
Season
Year-round
Hot tub all year; pool seasonal
Elevation
6,900 ft
Cool summers, snowy winters
Hookups
20/30/50 amp
Full hookups at every site
Big rigs
Up to 85 ft
Back-in sites, wide roads
Updated September 23, 2026 · Details checked against the resort’s website
Resort-style camping in the pines
The Village Camp experience
Full hookups for big rigs, a clubhouse with a bistro and bar, and a closer look at life at the resort.
Full hookups20/30/50 amp, water & sewer
Big-rig sitesBack-ins up to 85 ft
Free high-speed Wi-FiAt every RV site
Bistro & barBreakfast, lunch & dinner
Mountain-view poolSeasonal; hot tub year-round
Luxury bathhousePrivate bath & shower rooms
24-hour laundry8 washers, 8 dryers
Dog parkPet-friendly RV sites
Live musicWeekends & summer concerts
Pickleball courtsPlus a basketball court
Gift shopIn the Basecamp clubhouse
Forest on the doorstepCoconino National Forest
Weekly eventsBingo, line dancing & movies
Event lawnYard and lawn games
PlaygroundFor young campers
Patios & picnic tablesSize varies by site tier
Outdoor kitchen & fireplaceSuper Premium sites
Fire pitsPremium back-in sites
Adventure cabinsRentals for non-RVers
Monthly RV stays28+ nights, by application
Life at camp
What guests say
The resort report card
We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together: the facilities, staff and bistro win praise, while I-40 and train noise and the back-in-only sites draw most of the complaints.
How RVers rate it
Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5
Field notes from RVers
Longest rig RVers report43 ft
Cell signal reportedVerizon 5GAT&T LTET-Mobile 5G
Last reported nightly rate$131 Mar 2026
As reported by Campendium and The Dyrt users. Confirm rates, site lengths and policies with the resort before you go.
Right off I-40
Getting there
The resort sits in the pines at Bellemont, about 10 miles west of Flagstaff at I-40 Exit 185, so you never have to tow through town.
Best RV route to Sedona: I-40 east, I-17 south to Exit 298, then SR-179SR-89A, Oak Creek Canyon: tight switchbacks
EXIT 185 · I-40
Set your GPS
1 VC Drive, Bellemont, AZ 86015
From PhoenixAbout 2 hr
To downtown FlagstaffAbout 15 min
To Sedona*About 1 hr 10 min
Grand Canyon South Rim*About 1 hr 20 min
Take Exit 185 at Bellemont. Follow Brannigan Park Road, then turn right on VC Drive.
About 6,900 ft elevation. Trains pass near the park; earplugs are available at the front desk.
*Approximate driving times from the resort. The Sedona time assumes I-40, I-17 and SR-179, not SR-89A; the Grand Canyon time assumes I-40 west and AZ-64 via Williams. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.
Out the gate
Around Bellemont & Flagstaff
Leave the rig hooked up. Downtown Flagstaff is 15 minutes east, and the big-name sights are easy day trips.
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.
Arizona Snowbowl & the Peaks
Ride the gondola or hike the San Francisco Peaks in summer and fall, then ski in winter. Village Camp lists a 40% guest discount on gondola tickets and summer activities.
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
Head west on I-40 to Williams, then north on AZ-64 to the South Rim. Village Camp also lists guided Canyon tours with pickup at the resort. Leave early and pack water.
If it’s full
Other parks worth a look
More places to stay around Flagstaff, plus where to compare when Village Camp is booked.
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.
Flagstaff KOA Holiday
Year-round KOA 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.
Before you book
Plan your stay
Everything that decides whether Village Camp fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.
Our take: a polished, resort-style basecamp west of Flagstaff with amenities most local parks can’t match: a clubhouse bistro and bar, a pool, a hot tub and big back-in sites. Expect I-40 and train noise and higher prices than Flagstaff’s older parks.
Nightly ratesReported RV rates · checked Sept 23, 2026
Good Sam listed starting rate$127
RVer-reported rate, Mar 2026$131
RVer-reported rate, Jan 2026$80
Lock in a specific site$50
Military discount, under 6 nights15% off
Village Camp doesn’t publish nightly RV rates, so check live prices on its booking page. RVers report a resort fee on top, and holiday bookings are final.
Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the resort’s booking page or call (928) 378-7580.
Typical July afternoon
Phoenix107°
Flagstaff82°
25° cooler, about 2 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
Super Premium, Premium and Standard back-in sites, plus cabins.
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Rates & policies
Rates, pets, fees, RV rules and cancellations.
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Before you book
Questions to ask on the phone before you reserve.
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Village Camp Flagstaff opened in 2023 as a resort-style cabin and RV park in Bellemont, 10 miles west of town. Big back-in sites, a clubhouse bistro and bar, and a pool and hot tub are the draw; the trade-offs are highway and train noise and higher prices than Flagstaff’s older parks.
Best for
- Big-rig owners: back-in sites for rigs up to 85 ft on wide roads, with 50-amp full hookups.
- Travelers who want resort amenities: a bistro and bar, pool, hot tub, pickleball and weekend live music.
- Mixed groups: Adventure Cabins let non-RVers come along.
- Grand Canyon road-trippers: Williams and AZ-64 are straight down I-40.
Consider this
- The resort lists only back-in RV sites, so be ready to back in.
- Trains run near the park and I-40 is within earshot of some sites.
- RVs must be RVIA-certified and 10 years old or newer; older rigs need manager approval.
- No tent camping, and USPS can’t deliver here; use UPS or FedEx.
Why people come up here
Typical July afternoon
107°
Phoenix
1,086 ft
82°
Flagstaff
6,910 ft
25 degrees of relief, about 2 hours up I-17. Normal July highs, 1991–2020.
Every RV site is a back-in with full hookups (20/30/50 amp, water and sewer) and free Wi-Fi, so the choice comes down to patio size and extras. Village Camp doesn’t publish nightly RV rates by tier; check live prices on its booking page.
Super Premium lot Top tier
The resort’s best sites add an outdoor kitchen and fireplace, a 12×45-foot patio and a picnic table, with mountain views.
Premium back-in lot Mid tier
A 12×25-foot patio, a picnic table and a fire pit. Give the office your rig length and ask about the approach when you book.
Standard back-in lot Value tier
The same full hookups and access to the bathhouse, laundry and pool, with a picnic table but no patio kitchen or fire feature.
Adventure cabins For non-RVers
Cabins such as the Aspen (sleeps 6) and the Juniper (sleeps 9) come stocked with linens and toiletries; a small pet fee applies.
NightlyNot publishedGood Sam lists from $127; RVers report $80–$131
Stay typesNightly to monthlyPlus Adventure Cabin rentals
Monthly staysBy application28+ nights; rates on request
Discounts15% militaryStays under 6 nights
SeasonYear-roundPool seasonal; hot tub all year
Check-in / out2 p.m. / 11 a.m.As listed on The Dyrt; confirm
PetsWelcomeDog park; pet fee in cabins
RV age10 years or newerRVIA-certified; older rigs need approval
Site lock$50Guarantees the site you pick
Cancellations$25 fee7+ days out; holidays are final
Checked against villagecamp.com on September 23, 2026. Village Camp doesn’t publish nightly RV rates; the figures above come from Good Sam and RVer reports and are subject to change at any time. See the resort’s website or call (928) 378-7580 for the latest rates. Holiday bookings are final, so confirm the details that matter to your rig before you commit.
Good to know before you pull in
Five things that change your booking
Ask these on the phone before you reserve.
- Is my rig 10 years old or newer? Older RVs need photos and manager approval before you arrive.
- Which tier fits? Super Premium adds an outdoor kitchen and fireplace, Premium has a fire pit, and Standard has neither.
- Do I want a specific site? The resort can move you unless you pay the $50 lock fee.
- How close is my site to the tracks? Trains run near the park, so light sleepers should ask and grab earplugs at check-in.
- Pack for 6,900 ft. Nights are cold even in summer, monsoon storms roll in July–September, and winter brings snow.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you hit the road.
Season: Year-round
Ready for your Village Camp adventure?
Trade the valley heat for cool pines at 6,900 ft, with coffee at the bistro in the morning and the hot tub at night. Book direct with the resort 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. Resort photos: Village Camp Flagstaff, used with permission. Instagram posts: @villagecampresorts. Video: Slightly Outnumbered on YouTube. Walnut Canyon photo: National Park Service. Woody Mountain photo: Woody Mountain Campground. Flagstaff KOA photo: Flagstaff KOA Holiday. Black Bart’s photo: Black Bart’s RV Park. Destination photos via Unsplash: Strange Happenings, Ana Castillo, henri buenen.
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