Cave Spring

Can't ever go wrong in Oak Creek Canyon. Stayed for 5 nights. Clean bathrooms. Staff on carts going around constantly to make sure upkeep is tip top. Easy access to and from Sedona. Beautiful views. Quiet. Only gripe was that the showers were closed. Had to drive to Flagstaff to a roadside shower.

The campground was clean and well kept. Beautiful scenery and setting

Lovely campground, non flush toilets were very clean and the potable water was very accessible. Our campsite was probably the nearest to the highway, but we slept fine (maybe bring earplugs for the lighter sleepers). Nice access to the creek and good fishing.
However, we believe my boyfriend brushed up against some poison oak or ivy while hiking. No fault of the campsite, but make sure to lookout for it!

Very nice stay the only problem was barking dogs and campfires which bothered my asthma

We planned on staying four nights and we ended up extending our stay to seven nights because the place was so beautiful. The compost are super nice and friendly. The Campground it’s quiet and has wonderful Hike trails right out of the campground. It also has good Internet connection for Verizon. Everything is well-maintained and clean. It also has drinking water available. It is our favorite campground in Sedona.

A beautiful, clean, and natural setting to come home to while exploring all of the nearby must sees in Sedona and Oak Creek. We had a wonderful time!

We been camping here every year and we always enjoyed this campsite. Just wish this time the shower were open but they weren’t.

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.

One of the best run campgrounds I have been to. Super clean and the camp hosts were amazing. The primo spots in the A loop (next to the creek) are reservation-only, but the rest is first-come first-serve. We were there in mid-May and while it was cold at night, it was absolutely lovely during the day. No mosquitoes and very few flies.

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.