Black Bart's RV Park

Black Bart's RV Park is a year-round private RV park on Butler Avenue in Flagstaff, Arizona, sharing its property and name with Black Bart's Steakhouse, the local institution where NAU students sing Broadway numbers between courses. It has 172 full-hookup spaces on gravel sites with concrete pads and paved, big-rig-friendly interior roads. It suits travelers passing through Flagstaff on I-40 or heading to the Grand Canyon, big rigs that want easy access, winter visitors and anyone amused by dinner and a show a short walk from the rig.

Black Bart's RV Park at a glance

Hookups	Full (50/20 amp, water, sewer)
Sites	172
Max RV length	Big rigs welcome (paved roads, wide access)
Cost	$75–82/night; weekly and monthly rates available
Reservations	blackbartsrvpark.com
Season	Year-round
Amenities	General store, laundromat, steakhouse with dinner discount for guests
Cell signal	Excellent — commercial corridor location
Best for	Year-round travelers, big rigs needing easy access, anyone who wants dinner and a show within walking distance

Why RVers stay here

Hookups are full with 50/20-amp electric, water and sewer, and facilities are simple: a general store with RV supplies, a laundromat and clean restrooms. Rates run $75 to $82 per night, competitive for peak-season Flagstaff, with weekly and monthly rates plus AAA, senior and military discounts on daily and weekly stays. Book at blackbartsrvpark.com. Cell signal is excellent on this commercial corridor, and downtown is a five-minute drive. The trade-off is atmosphere: no pine-forest seclusion here, just a functional, well-maintained stopover next to a steakhouse.

✓Open year-round, one of the few Flagstaff options for winter visitors

✓172 full-hookup sites with paved roads and easy big-rig access

✓Guest dinner discount at Black Bart's Steakhouse next door

✓Excellent cell signal and services (grocery, gas, restaurants) on the Butler Avenue corridor

✓Weekly and monthly rates with AAA, senior and military discounts

!Commercial-strip setting with none of the pine-forest seclusion of Woody Mountain or the KOA

!Facilities are functional rather than resort-grade

What our guides say about Black Bart's RV Park

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Flagstaff RV Parks: Cool Mountain Camping at 7,000 Feet

Black Bart's is the year-round option that most Flagstaff travelers discover through its attached restaurant — Black Bart's Steakhouse, a local institution known for musical theater performances by the staff (NAU students who sing Broadway numbers between courses). The RV park shares the property and the name, and every guest gets a dinner discount, which is either charming or kitschy depending on your tolerance for singing waitstaff.

The park has 172 spaces with full hookups (water, sewer, 50/20-amp electric) on gravel sites with concrete pads. Interior roads are paved and big-rig-friendly. The facilities are straightforward: a general store with snacks, drinks, RV supplies, and ice; a laundromat; and clean restrooms. The park does not try to be a resort — it is a functional, well-maintained stopover with the steakhouse as the unexpected bonus.

Rates run $75–82/night, which is competitive for Flagstaff during peak season. Daily, weekly, and monthly rates are available, with discounts for AAA, seniors, and military (active or retired) on daily and weekly stays. The year-round operation makes Black Bart's one of the few Flagstaff options for winter visitors.

The location on Butler Avenue (the commercial strip parallel to I-40) puts you near restaurants, a grocery store, and gas stations. Downtown Flagstaff is a 5-minute drive or a 15-minute bike ride. The park does not have the pine-forest seclusion of Woody Mountain or the KOA, but it has the convenience of being right on the main commercial corridor.

Read the guide →

Black Bart's RV Park: frequently asked questions

Does Black Bart's RV Park have full hookups?

Yes. All 172 spaces have water, sewer and 50/20-amp electric on gravel sites with concrete pads.

How much does Black Bart's RV Park cost per night?

$75-$82 per night, with daily, weekly and monthly rates and AAA, senior and military discounts on daily and weekly stays.

What is the max RV length at Black Bart's RV Park?

Our guide does not list a numeric limit but describes paved interior roads and wide access that welcome big rigs. Confirm your length when booking.

How far is Black Bart's RV Park from downtown Flagstaff?

About a five-minute drive or a 15-minute bike ride from downtown, on Butler Avenue parallel to I-40.

Is Black Bart's RV Park open year-round?

Yes, which makes it one of the few Flagstaff RV parks available to winter visitors.

Do you need reservations at Black Bart's RV Park?

Book through blackbartsrvpark.com. Peak-season Flagstaff fills, so reserve ahead in summer.