Regional guide
Flagstaff RV Parks: Cool Mountain Camping at 7,000 FeetMunds Park is not technically in Flagstaff — it sits 14 miles south on I-17, in a ponderosa pine community between Flagstaff and Sedona at roughly 6,500 feet. But it serves the Flagstaff market and offers something the in-town parks do not: a resort-level private campground with direct Coconino National Forest trail access.
The resort has a range of RV sites from basic pine-shaded spots with 30/50-amp hookups to deluxe full-hookup sites with 125-amp connections and direct trail access. Amenities include a swimming pool, hot tub, general store, laundry, restrooms, showers, high-speed Wi-Fi, dog park, dump station, propane, and RV storage. The resort is the only RV park in the area with direct access to hiking, mountain biking, and ATV trails into the national forest — you can ride out from your site.
The season runs April 1 through October 31. Monthly rates run around $900/month plus electric and sewer, with nightly rates available for shorter stays (additional adults $10/day, additional children $5/day). The reservation policy is strict — a minimum $50 change penalty applies after initial booking, and changes must be made at least 72 hours before arrival.
Munds Park's location puts you 20 minutes from Flagstaff, 35–40 minutes from Sedona, and about 100 miles from the Grand Canyon. It splits the difference between the two destinations and works well as a base camp for exploring both.
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