Cave Spring

Clean locations, beautiful trees everyone. Clean maintained restrooms. Friendly staff

Great, wonderful experience!

Very nice and beautiful. All the camp hosts there very nice. Treat you like family. Will be back again soon

Very tight camping spaces for RVs. I have A 25 foot airstream, backing into spaces and driving through the campground it’s very tight. Not only the road but the branches above. cautious and slow With people spotting for you.

Beautiful! Been camping here for over 40+ years. Carrying on the tradition with my kids. All was great-camphosts seem to be a little more difficult every year... Which has been only downside

Friendly parker ranger and staff. Well maintained campsite. Clean restroom. Well behaved crowd. Located in Oak Creek Canyon with tall Ponderosa trees, a beautiful, quite place. We would come back to this campsite again.

Beautiful campsite lots of trees and shade. Picnic tables and fire pits.
The campground has clean showers.the only thing I would say was the site we were at was close to the bathroom/ trashcans. Which was good the only thing that was bad was it had a bad odor lingering from the trash cans/ bathrooms.
Slide rock state park is 15 min down the road But get there early they open at 8am by 7:30 there was a long line to get in.
Once your in the state park it is beautiful and there is a trail that leads you to the slide rock water area.
Overall great experience and beautiful site.

Everything about this campground was awesome. Great people working check in/check out and wood purchases. Grounds were clean and well maintained. Bathrooms cleaned every day. Great location and beautiful hiking off F10 to Oak Creek.

We stayed in A4 campsite, directly across from clean, fresh spring water, trash cans and bathrooms. The only downfall is the condition of the bathrooms. The toilets should be replaced. They are very run down and worn out. They were very clean, the crew was cleaning at least 4 times per day.
Sedona is extremely crowded and unfortuneatly we have to pass through there to get to Cave Springs but once there, it's worth it. The campground is set in the pines and it is beautiful.

Our site was across from toilet facilities which were constantly being inadvertently locked by the previous users. Staff recognized they had a hardware problem but they resisted trying to mitigate the problem other than starting at 7 AM they would go around to unlock the doors which frankly was too late. Both camp hosts and staff could have and should have been willing to try a better temporary solution. Their signs weren't working. Most mornings before 7 AM only 1 of the 4 toilets were unlocked and usually had little or no toilet paper. I would consider this a problem. Otherwise the facility was well kept and other campers courteous. We had to dump black and gray water at Fort Tuthill county park campground near Flagstaff but staff and hosts didn't universally know this. That facility was excellent.