Regional guide
Sedona RV Parks & Camping: Red Rock Country on a Budget (Sort Of)Lo Lo Mai is the oddball option, and it is worth considering if you want something different. Located about 12 miles southwest of Sedona in the Verde Valley (technically between Cornville and Cottonwood), this is a privately owned resort built around natural spring-fed pools and Oak Creek access. The setting is lush — massive cottonwood trees, manicured grounds, the spring pools staying around 74 degrees year-round. It feels more like a rural retreat than an RV park.
The RV section has full hookups and a mix of pull-through and back-in sites. The facilities are dated in places — this is not a brand-new build — but the grounds crew keeps things tidy and the pool areas are the highlight. There are multiple spring-fed swimming pools, a creek beach area, and enough shade from the cottonwood canopy that summer heat is more manageable than in Sedona proper.
Pricing is lower than Rancho Sedona but still in premium territory for Arizona. Expect $55 to $80 per night depending on season and site type. Monthly rates for snowbirds are available and considerably more reasonable. The main downside is the drive into Sedona: about 20 minutes each way on 89A, and you will be dealing with Sedona traffic if you are going in during peak hours.
Lo Lo Mai also books up. The snowbird crowd discovers this place and comes back year after year, which means winter spots often fill by late summer. The spring-fed pools are genuinely unique for an RV park in Arizona, and that keeps the repeat visitor rate high.
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