Manzanita.

Sites 18 is next to the river and the campground is beautiful. We had a few issues though, the main one being that the "drinking" water is undrinkable. It's yellow and tastes strongly like metal, even after we filtered it the taste remained so we had to buy water at the grocery store in sedona. The other issue is that the rules don't really seem to be enforced here, our neighbors were talking until 12, when we told them to be quieter, and let their fire die out instead of putting it out. This meant that our tent got smoked the whole night. The camphosts don't check anything

Small campground, and a bit closely-arranged, but excellent access to several wonderful and relaxing spots along the creek. Not much road noise. Great, easy trail to a popular swimming hole/cliff-jumping spot just south of campground. First time camping here, and it's a new fave. One caveat: the water from the camp spigots is rusty and smells like sulfur. Bring plenty of your own drinking water.

Small campground, and a bit closely-arranged, but excellent access to several wonderful and relaxing spots along the creek. Not much road noise. Great, easy trail to a popular swimming hole/cliff-jumping spot just south of campground. First time camping here, and it's a new fave. One caveat: the water from the camp spigots is rusty and smells like sulfur. Bring plenty of your own drinking water.

Very nice, quiet and affordable camp ground. Located 12 minutes from the downtown of Sedona and across the street from a cool state park.

Stunning canyons, red rocks were amazing. Friendly people in camp for the most part; ***Great*** camp hosts.

Town of Sedona was “pretty” (ugly) tourist trap with new-age shysters.

Great views but mediocre stay. We booked this campsite as it stated it was tent only and small sleep in vehicles (i.e. Campervan) which we had. We were assigned spot 15 which the parking is disconnected from the actual site. We had to walk through another site to access our fire ring and picnic table. Also, although this is a small campground there is a lot of traffic, primarily of people using the campground to access Oak Creek to take a bath. There was one site that had a number of different visitors all using what appeared to be a makeshift shower facility. These cars would drive in, park at the site, go into the tent, then leave after 20 minutes. The bathrooms were not very clean (although cleaners did arrive just as we were leaving). We were excited to stay here as it is recommended in many post on camping in or near Sedona, but sadly we will not be back.

Very nice, quiet and affordable camp ground. Located 12 minutes from the downtown of Sedona and across the street from a cool state park.

Stunning canyons, red rocks were amazing. Friendly people in camp for the most part; ***Great*** camp hosts.

Town of Sedona was “pretty” (ugly) tourist trap with new-age shysters.

Great views but mediocre stay. We booked this campsite as it stated it was tent only and small sleep in vehicles (i.e. Campervan) which we had. We were assigned spot 15 which the parking is disconnected from the actual site. We had to walk through another site to access our fire ring and picnic table. Also, although this is a small campground there is a lot of traffic, primarily of people using the campground to access Oak Creek to take a bath. There was one site that had a number of different visitors all using what appeared to be a makeshift shower facility. These cars would drive in, park at the site, go into the tent, then leave after 20 minutes. The bathrooms were not very clean (although cleaners did arrive just as we were leaving). We were excited to stay here as it is recommended in many post on camping in or near Sedona, but sadly we will not be back.

One of our favorite campsites in the area. It’s picturesque and close to town