Cave Spring

Camp staff are great. Campsite is close to a lot of activities and Sedona. Area is pretty quiet and beautiful. Weekends are busy for any activity, so going during the week is better if you can swing it. The only complain is most of the sites are pretty close together. Some are way to close, and could've easily been spaced out way better. We couldn't tell from the pics, but the site pad next to ours was literally 15 ft away. The camping area had space, but there's very little privacy (you can hear everything, and so can your neighbors). A01 is right next to A02.

The area was beautiful. Loved walking to the creek and admiring all the scenery. Close to the West Fork Trail and Sedona. The campground was clean and the staff were really friendly. Pets are welcomed so long as theyre on a leash. Really liked the pivoting grate above the firepit. The showers worked with instant hot water and they had 5. We got a spot that was close enough to the restrooms which was nice. They have a store that sells firewood, ice and other things you may need. The prices were very reasonable. There wasn't an insane mark up for convenience. I'm definitely planning on going back.

Nice campground on Oak Creek with lots of trees for shade. However, the roads within the campground are in terrible shape and the pull-ins for RVs/trailers are often on the wrong side or at an awkward angle, forcing campers into a lot of difficult, unnecessary maneuvering.

This camp site is in the best location. Plenty of shade during the day, cold nights perfect for camp fires. It’s close to great trails and tons of creeks to fish and play in.

Great site, nice people in the office, and camping around me. Appreciated the clean showers. Very smoky air at night, I prefer no fires for human health and planet.

It's beautiful there of course. Access to water, decent showers, nicely run campground. It was noisy in the evening of with all the chatter and a guitar guy impressing everyone with his skills...Thank goodness flute guy stayed home. Only unexpected cons was the road noise was worse than I hoped, and the wood sold was not seasoned and at all dry.

I love Cave springs.All the camp host and workers are very friendly.They even drive around to check if you need firewood or shower tockens.It does rain alot so be prepared.I took advantage of the free shuttle service that takes you to the trail heads.parking is definitely scarce.

Private campgrounds with nice nature nearby (trees, birds, a creek). We stayed at sites F1 and F14 for 2 nightd each and both were nice. Hot showers 4 min for 3 dollars, they sell ice 7 lb for 4 dollars. Staff was friendly

Campsite was everything we expected. It was clean and ready for us to move in. Restrooms were well maintained and clean. Always a plus.
Staff did a great job. Really enjoyed the time we spent with them.

It’s a wonderful campground for travelers and locals alike. In early May it was brisk and cool at night but made better by a campfire in the ring. Picnic table was clean and there was ample space for multiple tents at our site. The showers are a benefit (they close at 7pm and you have to buy a token - $3=4 minutes of hot water).

Everyone working there was super friendly. The location relative to the hiking in Sedona was unbeatable given the amenities. Cannot recommend this site enough.