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Flagstaff campgrounds and RV parks are a wonderful alternative to staying in a hotel, motel or vacation rental.
If you are looking to sleep in a tent under the stars or relax in your RV amongst the Ponderosa pines, then Flagstaff has a great selection of campgrounds and RV parks to choose.
Or immerse yourself in nature and head into the Coconino National Forest or Flagstaff Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which offers scenic camping throughout the Flagstaff area. See below for a list of disperse camping and campground locations.
Please remember to practice "Leave No Trace" and enjoy the forest responsibly to minimize impact, maintain the health of the forest and its wildlife, prevent wildfires caused by abandoned campfires, and protect archaeological and historic sites.
Campground Camping Areas
- Ashurst Lake Campgrounds
- Bonito Campground
- Dairy Springs Campground
- Double Springs Campground
- Lake Mary Recreation Corridor
- Little Elden Spring Horse Camp
- Lockett Meadow Campground
Flagstaff Dispersed Camping
While much of the forest is open to dispersed camping, there are several sites set aside as designated dispersed camping sites, listed below. Pick up or download a free Motor Vehicle Use Map to know where it is legal to drive.
- Cinder Hills Off Highway Vehicle Area
- Freidlein Prairie Dispersed Camping
- Marshall Lake
- Jack's Canyon Camping and Climbing Area
- Long Lake
Flagstaff BLM
- Highway 180 west to FR 245 (go back as far as FR 171 to open grassy meadows)
- Highway 180 west to FR 151 (near Mt. Humphreys)
- Highway 89 north to FR 545 (near Sunset Crater)
- Lake Mary Road turn east (left) onto FR 128 about 3 miles to the lake