Woody Mountain RV Campground
A pine-shaded Route 66 campground on Flagstaff’s west side, open since 1968: full-hookup RV sites, tent sites, B&B rooms and an on-site coffee and wine lounge, about 6 minutes from downtown.
Flagstaff, Arizona · Route 66 near I-40, Exit 192
Season
Year-round
Winter monthly rates
Elevation
7,050 ft
Cool summers, snowy winters
Hookups
20/30/50 amp
50 amp at premium sites
Big rigs
Pull-thrus
RVers report 42 ft
Updated September 23, 2026 · Details checked against the campground’s website
Settle into the pines
The Woody Mountain experience
Room for your rig, a real bed for the non-campers, and a closer look at life under the pines.
Full hookupsWater, sewer, 30/50 amp
Ponderosa shadeTall pines throughout the park
Pull-through sitesPlus back-ins; ask about length
Coffee & wine loungeThe Last Haul, on site
Dog parkLeashed pets welcome
Remodeled bathhouseHot showers & restrooms
Free Wi-FiPark-wide, streaming upgrade
Bed & breakfastThemed king rooms
General storeAZ beer, wine & souvenirs
Nature trailWalk the pines on site
PlaygroundPlus outdoor games
Dump & water fillFor campground guests
Live music & eventsKaraoke, trivia & bingo
Open year-roundWinter monthly rates
Tent sitesStandard or with power
Overlanding sitesA separate site type
Propane fire pitsFor rent; no wood fires
RV storageCall to reserve
Coin laundryQuarters at the store
Add-on packagesS’mores, wine & charcuterie
Life at the campground
What guests say
The campground report card
We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together: the pines, staff and lounge win praise, while road and train noise 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$68 Nov 2025
As reported by Campendium and The Dyrt users. Confirm rates, site lengths and policies with the campground before you go.
Right on Route 66
Getting there
The campground sits on Historic Route 66 at the west edge of Flagstaff, just north of I-40 Exit 192, so you never have to tow through downtown traffic.
Best RV route to Sedona: I-40 east, I-17 south to Exit 298, then SR-179SR-89A, Oak Creek Canyon: tight switchbacks
EXIT 192 · I-40
Set your GPS
2727 W Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
From PhoenixAbout 2 hr 15 min
To downtown FlagstaffAbout 6 min
To Sedona*About 70 min
Grand Canyon South RimAbout 1 hr 45 min
Don’t turn onto Woody Mountain Road. The office is right on Route 66, on the south side.
About 7,050 ft elevation. Summer highs near 80°; winter brings snow.
*Approximate driving times from the campground; 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 Woody Mountain
Leave the rig hooked up. Downtown is minutes away and the big-name sights are easy day trips.
Downtown Flagstaff & Route 66
Brick downtown, breweries and Route 66 history, with Lowell Observatory about 10 minutes away. Close enough for dinner in town.
Sedona & Oak Creek Canyon
Unhitch and take the tow car down SR-89A through Oak Creek Canyon, one of Arizona’s great scenic drives. Go early: trailhead parking fills fast.
Trails from camp to the Peaks
Start on the campground’s own nature trail, then head up to Arizona Snowbowl for hikes on the San Francisco Peaks.
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, plus where to compare when Woody Mountain is booked.
Village Camp Flagstaff
Resort-style RV park in Bellemont with back-in 50-amp sites for rigs up to 85 ft, a clubhouse bistro and bar, a pool and a hot tub.
Flagstaff KOA Holiday
Year-round KOA at the foot of Mount Elden, with 50-amp pull-thrus, KOA Patio sites, cabins and trails from camp.
Black Bart’s RV Park
Full-hookup sites and pull-thrus a quarter mile 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 Woody Mountain fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.
Our take: a pine-shaded, easygoing basecamp on Route 66 with extras most parks lack: a coffee and wine lounge, B&B rooms and year-round sites. Expect road and train noise and rustic dirt sites.
Nightly ratesStarting RV rates · checked Sept 23, 2026
Premium 50-amp full hookup$85
Premium 30-amp full hookup$70
Standard 30-amp full hookup$65
30-amp water & electric$58
Overlanding site$52
20-amp electric$50
Dry camping$45
Before tax and booking fees; higher on weekends and holidays. Tent sites from $40; B&B rooms from $115.
Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the campground’s booking page or call (928) 774-7727.
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
Full hookups to dry camping, $45–$85 a night.
Open
Rates & policies
Rates, pets, campfires, check-in and long-stay rules.
Open
Before you book
Questions to ask on the phone before you reserve.
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Woody Mountain is a classic Route 66 campground, open since 1968, that has been freshened up with a remodeled bathhouse, B&B rooms and a coffee and wine lounge. The tall pines are the draw; the trade-off is road and train noise and some uneven dirt sites.
Best for
- Grand Canyon, Sedona and Route 66 road-trippers who want one pine-shaded basecamp in Flagstaff.
- Mixed groups: RVs, tents and a B&B room let non-campers come along.
- Travelers who like a social campground, with karaoke, trivia, live music and a wine lounge on site.
- Winter travelers: it stays open year-round, unlike many high-country parks.
Consider this
- Route 66 traffic and trains across the road can be heard day and night.
- Sites are dirt and gravel and vary in size and level; bring leveling blocks.
- Only the premium tier has 50-amp power.
- Nightly stays are capped at 21 nights; longer stays book as monthly.
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.
Every site sits under the pines, so the choice comes down to power and sewer. Rates are starting nightly rates as of Sept 23, 2026, before tax and booking fees, and run higher on weekends and holidays.
Premium 50-amp full hookup $85/night
The only tier listed with 50-amp service. If your rig needs 50 amp, book this tier, confirm the amperage and give the office your length when you reserve.
30-amp full hookup $65–$70/night
The workhorse sites for 30-amp trailers and fifth wheels. Premium sites cost $5 more; ask what sets them apart for your dates.
Water & electric or electric only $50–$58/night
Cheaper sites without a sewer connection. Plan your tanks around the on-site dump station, which is for campground guests only.
Dry camping & overlanding $45–$52/night
No-hookup sites for self-contained rigs, plus a separate overlanding site type, with the bathhouse, laundry and lounge still at hand.
Nightly$45–$85RV sites; tents from $40; 21-night max
Stay typesNightly to monthlyPlus tent sites & B&B rooms
Monthly (Apr–Sep)From $1,60030-amp full hookup; 50-amp $1,800 (2027)
Monthly (Oct–Mar)$1,20050-amp full hookup (2027)
SeasonYear-roundOpen through the winter
Check-in / out1 p.m. / 11 a.m.B&B rooms check in at 3 p.m.
PetsWelcomeRegistered & leashed; dog park
CampfiresNo wood firesCharcoal or propane only; fire pits for rent
Max rig lengthNot publishedRVers report 42 ft; ask the office
Cancellations$15 fee48+ hours out; 1 night kept inside 48 hours
Checked against woody-mtn.com on September 23, 2026. Rates are before tax and booking fees and are subject to change at any time; see the campground’s website or call (928) 774-7727 for the latest rates. Holiday weekends and monthly stays have stricter cancellation rules, 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.
- Do I need 50 amp? Only the premium 50-amp tier has it; everything else is 30 amp or less.
- Will my rig fit this site? No maximum length is published, and some sites are motorhome/van only because of hookup placement and space.
- How far is the site from the road? Route 66 and the rail line run along the front, so light sleepers should ask for distance.
- Arriving on a weekend or holiday? Weekends need 2 nights and holidays 3, and holiday cancellations are stricter.
- Pack for 7,000 ft. Nights are cold even in summer, monsoon storms roll in July–September, and wood fires aren’t allowed, so bring propane.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you hit the road.
Season: Year-round
Ready for your Woody Mountain adventure?
Trade the valley heat for cool pines at 7,000 ft, with coffee in the morning and Arizona wine at sundown. Book direct with the campground 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. Campground photos: Woody Mountain Campground. Instagram posts: @woodymtn. Video: Woody Mountain Campground on YouTube. Flagstaff KOA photo: Flagstaff KOA Holiday. Black Bart’s photo: Black Bart’s RV Park. Village Camp photo: Village Camp Flagstaff. Destination photos via Unsplash: Strange Happenings, Kaileen Fitzpatrick, Warren Jones, henri buenen.
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