Manzanita.

This campground was absolutely amazing, and I would go back any time. Our public lands are one of the most important assets, identities, and resources that we have in our great nation, both culturally, historically, and naturally. They are one of the most important assets.

Keep fascist ideals out of America, and protect our public lands, including this campground.

Stayed in site 10. Had a spectacular time. Went with a couple buddies for the weekend to unwind and it did not disappoint. The bathrooms were very clean and the view beautiful. I will go again.

Stayed in site 10. Had a spectacular time. Went with a couple buddies for the weekend to unwind and it did not disappoint. The bathrooms were very clean and the view beautiful. I will go again.

My only concern was the traffic noise given how it’s smack dab next to highway 89A.
Besides that, I very much agree enjoyed my stay!
The campground and toilets were pristine.
Camp hosts Jerome and Anne (sorry if I get the name wrong) were very friendly, helpful and attentive.
I look forward to re-visit soon. 😌

My only concern was the traffic noise given how it’s smack dab next to highway 89A.
Besides that, I very much agree enjoyed my stay!
The campground and toilets were pristine.
Camp hosts Jerome and Anne (sorry if I get the name wrong) were very friendly, helpful and attentive.
I look forward to re-visit soon. 😌

One of the most gorgeous campsites. Went in November and there were fall leaves everywhere. Site 4 is one of the more private sites, behind it is a small walking trail with access to the creek. Very quiet, bathrooms were clean. I had heard the drinking water is a little funky but I didn’t test it, but it’s easy to just filter the creek water. Not much service for T-Mobile. Will be back!

One of the most gorgeous campsites. Went in November and there were fall leaves everywhere. Site 4 is one of the more private sites, behind it is a small walking trail with access to the creek. Very quiet, bathrooms were clean. I had heard the drinking water is a little funky but I didn’t test it, but it’s easy to just filter the creek water. Not much service for T-Mobile. Will be back!

The campsite is very neatly maintained. Check in was easy. Firewood available on site. Very Peaceful. Some road noise from the 89 highway but settled down at night and likely won't bother most people. Entrance to campsite of 89 could be better marked. Comes up on you very quickly. A bit of a challenge getting back onto the highway if traffic is busy.

Beautifully rustic atmosphere with the sounds of the creek flowing by completing the experience.

Very well located between Sedona and Flagstaff. Exellent base for exploring that area. Will definitely us it again i I travel in that area.

The campsite is very neatly maintained. Check in was easy. Firewood available on site. Very Peaceful. Some road noise from the 89 highway but settled down at night and likely won't bother most people. Entrance to campsite of 89 could be better marked. Comes up on you very quickly. A bit of a challenge getting back onto the highway if traffic is busy.

Beautifully rustic atmosphere with the sounds of the creek flowing by completing the experience.

Very well located between Sedona and Flagstaff. Exellent base for exploring that area. Will definitely us it again i I travel in that area.

We arrived a day later than planned because we decided to spend an extra day in the Grand Canyon area after completing the Rim-to-River hike via Tonto West—a challenging 20-mile trek in a single day. During our stay, we enjoyed both breakfast and dinner at the site. On our free day, we hiked the beautiful West Fork trail and truly appreciated the campsite. The grounds were very clean and well-maintained, and firewood was conveniently available for purchase.