Sedona Camping Travel Guide

Cave Springs Campground in the Coconino National Forest is 13 miles north of Sedona in Oak Creek Canyon. There are 82 sites, 11 can be reserved. The season is mid-April to mid-October. Activities include fishing, swimming in the creek, hiking and wildlife viewing.
One mile north of Cave Springs Campground is the popular Pine Flat Campground. Fifty-eight units are available, 18 of those can be reserved. Open from March through mid-November. Both camps offer great scenery and are close to the famous swimming hole, Slide Rock.
Chavez Crossing Group Campground has three group sites that can be reserved for a total of 110 people. Located in Sedona, Chavez Crossing offers fishing in Oak Creek and is nestled in a grove of Arizona cypress and sycamore trees.
Manzanita Campground is located six miles north of Sedona. There are 18 single-unit sites. This tent-only campground is small and very popular so reserve a spot in advance or come early to claim one. It is open all year.
Dead Horse Ranch State Park has many camping options. There are primitive tent sites as well as 150 campsites with electricity and water. There is also a 23-site group campground. Recently the park began offering eight cabins in the park, each sleeps up to four people and is equipped with double beds, bunks, and seating areas.

Sedona Travel Guide

There is not a town anywhere in the Southwest, perhaps anywhere in the country, with a more beautiful setting than Sedona. On the outskirts of town, red-rock buttes, eroded canyon walls, and mesas rise into cerulean skies. Off in the distance, the Mogollon Rim looms, its forests of juniper and ponderosa pine dark against the rocks. With a wide band of rosy sandstone predominating in this area, Sedona has come to be known as red-rock country, and each evening at sunset, the rocks put on an unforgettable light show that is reason enough for a visit. Read More

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I will be camping at Chavez Crossing I will be having a 2 month infant with me and its my first time traveling and camping with a newborn do you suggest any info since this will be my first time with my infant in Sedona?
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Sedona Jan 02 /09 My wifes big 50 is in Jan. we are going to Sedona for 6 days My 2 adult married daughters are ditching their better halfs for this spec occasion. What could we do to make this big 50 memorable in Sedona, We are adventourous but not crazy, Any suggestions.
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Sedona Camping Travel Guide