Woody Mountain Campground, Flagstaff, Arizona

We were glad to see Woody Mountain CG is now open year round! Flagstaff is relatively far north and at high enough elevation that we expected to have to head south to camp. We're driving cross country in November and wanted to take a couple days off from the road and reprovision. We'd stayed here in the past and enjoyed the ambiance. The CG is wooded and most of the sites are in the shade. Some sites are more level than others. The sites are gravel and relatively small yet arrayed to create a sense of privacy. There's good ATT and Verizon cell service. The trees are sparse enough for a starlink connection. There is a train nearby that runs at night. We paid $68 for site #7 with electric. Flagstaff is a nice small city city with lots of restaurants and all of the typical stores for reprovisioning. It's close to Sedona, Winslow and the south rim of the Grand Canyon.

Nice campground in among the pines. We were in site 6 with our 21’ travel trailer. Bathrooms weren’t open yet. People in office super friendly and nice cafe for coffee and pastries. Also wine bar in back which was nice. Enjoyed a glass of wine. Close to flagstaff and national parks

We stayed at over 40 campgrounds between April - September 2024. This was one of our favorite camp spots. Flagstaff is the best part of Arizona, and the climate is different than the lower elevations... which is why we love flagstaff. But this campground makes you feel like youre really camping, but with all your modern conveniences. (The wifi sucks and we dont watch TV so I can't remember if they had cable.) The bathrooms were updated and incredibly nice. Possibly the nicest we saw the whole summer. The manager is kind and non-nosey. The rules are lax and everyone is easy going. I saw others say sites were small but ours was not. bigger than many we stayed at. room to set up a dog fence around our trailer, comes with a picnic table. Cute little older wooden park for kids. My kid loved it, but it's nothing special. Still, nice to have. They have their own bbq areas but allow you to set up your own if you want to. (we did) And enough space to set up bikes outside our trailer. Lots of squirrels and chipmunks make it fun to watch nature in a quiet woodsy setting. We are heading here every time we pass through flagstaff from now on. The only weird part was how the sites are set up is slightly confusing but it's because they clearly wanted to make them around the nature that existed instead of cutting down very old and beautiful trees. I appreciate it and would rather be at a weird angle compared to my neighbor anyway LOL

It is an older campground that needs some TLC. The road system is confusing. Some roads are actually campsites. There is quite a ditch, reverse speed bump? in one of the roads. The shade trees are nice during the summer. The electric does not have a breaker at the site. As soon as you plug in it is live. If you are concerned with arching you will need to turn off your main breaker in your RV. There is no 50 amp service. The pricing varies by the day.

Beautiful setting, woodsy. Level lots. Friendly staff. Laundry and good internet. Would definitely stay again.

Dirty, way overpriced, and deceptive credit card billing practices.

Nice campsite for $41.00/night including tax. Updates including clean “updated” bathrooms /laundry. Strong free Wi-Fi with option to buy high speed if you want it. There is a grill on site for breakfast or lunch. Sites are close by no closer than the usual private campground. Woodsy is a good description. We would stay here again.

We were there for three nights, used as a base for Grand Canyon and Painted Desert. Lost of tree but easy for a TT to navigate. Office help very friendly and helpful. Dirt and small gravel drive and slots. The only thing not sure about was the prices, after first day the rates went up(??). Must have missed something. Overall it was a nice place to stay.

The staff was VERY friendly and helpful. I’ve never stayed somewhere where the staff was so present and nice. The restrooms and laundry area were very clean. This place doesn’t seem to have permanent residents, which is a plus in my opinion. There are a lot of trees which can be obstacles, but are worth it for the views. We loved our stay!

Beautiful spot in the pine trees. Spots a bit small but no worries. Short uber to town.