Flagstaff KOA

Amazing fun place. My favorite KOA for sure. We have been camping in KOA’s for 10 years. I chose this one for a recent get away with my kids because its the closest one to where we live with TEEPEE’s! They were awesome! Best part? The Kids Korral in the back. Games and activities, including teeshirt decorating, bouncy house, fooseball, and a splash pad each morning and evening, kept them busy while I planned the day and then while I relaxed and read a book at the end of each adventure filled day.
The staff at the Korral were really good. They could be more interactive with the kiddos though.
Loved the grounds, they were clean (although looked like they were undergoing some renovations). Two play areas for the kids, and a dog area too. Easy access to shops and the freeway, only an hour and a half to the Grand Canyon and 40 minutes to Sedona.
We will be back!

Nice campground with a good variety of different types of spaces. I.e. Pull throughs, cabins, tent spots, tepees and back-​ins. Called the day of and was able to get a 30/​50amp pull thru full h/​u space that was quiet and shaded. Small and large dog parks were a plus along with the on leash dog walking trail. Only a few «grassy» areas but enough space to get the fur baby some exercise and food sniffs. The weather was significantly cooler in Flagstaff than surrounding areas as well which was a breath of fresh air from the desert… literally. Great scenery and the camp kitchen was a huge plus. Food was delicious and coffee was hot and bottomless with all the fixins’. Would definitely stay here again but would ask for one of the deluxe pull through with a patio and yard area.

We showed up early and were greeted by a man that pointed out we were «5 hours early». We hoped to be able to check in early but didn’t expect it. He went out to our site and offered us the spot next to it because our spot still had someone in it. Like my pics show, the spots weren’t very wide and not level. Our picnic bench was on a hill. Kind of expensive for what you get. Decent amenities and the restrooms were clean. Our friends stayed in a tent camp site and we ended up hanging out there a lot because their spot was so big. Overall it was ok.

My favorite KOA we have been to. Typically we camp in the National Forest, but occasionally want a hot shower and electric hook up. Prices are reasonable around 30 dollars for a basic 20 amp site. The spaces are nice with plenty of trees around. We love that there is a national forest access trail right off the back of the campground. Also dog friendly. A little fenced area is set aside for them to be off-​leash, there is a little dog walk area at the back, and a little nature trail within the campground as well. They have recycling too, which we really appreciate as it can be hard to find recycling locations when traveling. We also appreciated all of the garbage cans around the campground. The campground itself is very clean. Those working here that we interacted with were all very friendly.
Bathrooms were clean and pretty typical of a set up for a KOA; toilet stalls separate from the shower stalls. Thank you for air hand dryer so there is not paper towel litter everywhere. We’ve stayed at places with nicer bathrooms, but no complaints. Oh yes, also really appreciated the dishwashing station with hot water outside of both of the bathrooms.
The campground is on the north side of Flagstaff and off the 89, so had some traffic noise at the front, but not bad. There are trees that help shield the noise and view of the highway.

Not sure what the deal is with this camp ground, I don’t want a membership and pay the full rate and have no problem with spending money. I do have issues with not being escorted to my site like other KOA grounds. After making a call to the admin office after ending up at the wrong site I was taken to the correct site. Sorry but after driving for 12 hours I expect an escort to my site and pay for it without question. KOA does not seem to have an easy way to send them comments so Unilocal will work. Nice Camp Ground, Staff doesn’t seem to understand the company policy, program, agenda call it what you want. I CALL IT CUSTOMER SERVICE. Hire some older people they seem to understand customer service. GRRRRRRRR.
San Antonio KOA was the best I have seen. This place is a dump compared to other KOA sites. KOA YOU NEED TO WORK ON QUALITY OF YOUR EMPLOYEES.

In the Summer of 2015, I decided to go on a tour of America, camping at various spots around the country. My second stop of the trip was at this KOA. It’s near a lot of interesting and fun things to do in the great city of Flagstaff, but offers its own cozy experience right off of the highway. Also, it’s very near a pretty nice pool I’d recommend checking out, especially if you have kids.
I stayed in my own tent and had neighbors from the Netherlands and New York. There were nearby cabins and in the time I spent here, I got a feel for the area. There’s also a campground cook spot, where you can order up some breakfast (and other meals, I think). The showers and bathrooms were clean and comfortable.
This is the best campground I’ve been to. I’m impressed not only with KOA as a company, but with this site for providing me with the things I need to operate away from home.

Lovely facility. Right off highway, quiet, wooded, friendly and helpful staff, and a quick kitty fix is all here! Clean restrooms a little outdated but I will take clean any day over outdated.

Stayed here on my way to California. Had been driving for 15 hours and was exhausted and disappointed in all the other campsites we’d driven by.
Staff was very friendly and helpful. We had arrived smack in the middle of a snow storm, and they were already busily clearing show from all the paths and road ways.
We were the only idiots that I saw camping in a tent, and the girl at the desk was kind enough to place us right next to the bathrooms.. Didn’t even have to ask.
Place seemed pretty busy for late December, I can only imagine what is peak seasons would look like.
Overall, very friendly and accommodating.
Also, deliciously warm bathrooms.

Stayed here for Thanksgiving week. Location is good. Right off I40 so able to get to alot of our tourist spots easily from here.
Park itself: lots of trees which I don’t mind but tough for getting into spots, especially navigating in. We leave tomorrow and I can’t imagine how we are going to get out of our pull through spot (w have a 37 foot motor home). Extremely windy. I know you can’t control the weather but makes it real difficult to enjoy the outdoors. And even harder to sleep because you are afraid of a tree falling on you. Although other places close for the winter, this one is open but I wouldn’t call it fully operational. I always choose KOA for its kid friendly environment. There were no activities and only a playground for the kids. That was disappointing. The sites themselves were dirty meaning I had to clean a layer of pine straw off the adjacent patio (we got the deluxe site). Sites are dirt only and seem to all slope so bring your leveling items.
Internet is HORRIBLE so up your cell phone package of you plan to stay awhile, lol.
Front desk was nice at check in. Didn’t see anyone around the camp at all during the trip until the Kat day where an employee emptied the firepit at our site. Christmas lights at front were nice.
Overpriced for time of year; especially with little to no maintenance and absolutely no activities.

If Walmart had a campground, it would be like this. The campsites are so close together, you can barely tell where yours ends and another begins. There are children everywhere. A screaming couple caused so much disruption, the staff had to be notified. I give it 3 stars for the location, so close to downtown Flagstaff and very conveniently located to anywhere you may need to go. They offer free movie rentals and the little shop is great for ice or matches or whatever you need to complete your camping experience. It’s very crowded and very windy at night so use those tent stakes! They have decent wifi and showers so that’s also a plus. Not much character, convenience won here.

1. Nice quiet campground.
2.Clean restrooms (although definitely not luxury).
3.Great playground (I have a two year old so that’s important).
4. They offered a short order cook for breakfast, but it wasn’t very good and somewhat over priced
5. Can’t pick up the wifi signal

We have only been here a few hours and yet I MUST report the staff’s quick response, unbelievable actually, to a handicapped request for accessibility to the bathroom, shower etc. we have been in numerous hotels, even five star, who dont really have a clue to accessibility.
It wasnt even ½ hour before the staff found accessibility ramps for the bath/​shower rooms. There are ramps to the doors, but no way to get over a 6 – 8 inch door jamb. This was fixed immediately.
We really appreciate this.

This campsite was pretty neat, I wish I would have stayed there more than one night! I think the only downside to it, was that it’s so close to a busy road you could hear the cars going by. It’s a nice facility close to he flagstaff mall. I didn’t know this, but KOA Campsites are all over the United States! I thought that was neat and they also have an app! Campsite price was $ 35.99 in person a little pricier than other campsites but they do offer a lot of amenities, including wifi!

This place is busy and next to a very busy road. Overall, the experience was pleasant and it’s a good place to stay. Just know that it’s filled with a whole bunch of campers and the highway is quite loud.
I stayed one night in a tent. The facilities were nice and clean. The staff was friendly. The volume is just intense.

The staff was so friendly here ! We booked a teepee for this place, it was pretty neat but soon realized it wasn’t all sealed off at the bottom. so we asked that night if we could upgrade to a cabin. They put us in a cabin no charge. Probably because they weren’t booked up for that day. But staff was great. The beds in the teepee looked a little dirty and could use a pressure wash, but the cabin was great.
Got extremely windy ! So we were glad to be in a cabin ! Bathrooms were very clean. The bathrooms near the office were less crowded. Great place !

Just wanted to say thanks to the young girl worker at the front desk w the noise piercing (forgot her name) she definitely help make our little vacation a lot better…
The winds were so harsh the first night it kept blowing our tent over. I didn’t even sleep. Long story short, the girl at the front desk helped us get a cute little cabin for the rest of our stay. All the staff seemed knowledgeable and friendly. Clean environment as well.

This is a beautiful campground! Lots of trees, great dog park, clean facilities. The only drawback is that navigating the roads through there is difficult because they’re very narrow. We would’ve had trouble with a long trailer, but we just had a cabover.

The location is prime, and is right smack in the middle of the places we drove to Arizona for: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Sedona. This KOA is along Hwy89, with just the right amount of camper-​feel for visitors, and yet a short drive away from the luxuries of urban dwelling.
The bathrooms and laundry rooms are conveniently heated and well kept. Our cabin («Wigwam», one queen + one bunk, for 2 adults and 3 kids) was toasty the first night we checked in, and I give them big kudos for that. It was a late cold night (mid 30s) when we made it to the campground and that toasted room was a warm welcome, pun intended :)
Off season now, so our couple nights stay is nothing but ordinary (first week of April). None of the amenities for kids are available — no bounce house, no banana bikes, etc. But overall, it was a pleasant stay and glad that we stayed here during this roadtrip!

Decent enough. We were in space 16 with a 25’er and it was a bit of a tight squeeze.
Front desk was helpful and friendly.
Flagstaff has a walking/​biking path that goes for miles and miles. Enjoy!

We stayed in the teepee for a cool once in a life time experience. A little pricey but what the heck it was my birthday and on my bucket list. We paid a little over $ 50 for one night.
There were 2 beds inside, one bed can fit 2 adults. There’s a lamp and a cord to plug in phone charger etc. Tree shaded area and clean bathrooms.
Bring lots of blankets warm clothes if you stay during the cold months. We went the first week of April and it was around freezing most of the night and the wind cuts right into the canvas.
One night was enough but was a great experience overall.