Private · Sedona · Arizona

Rancho Sedona RV Park

Rancho Sedona RV Park is a private park at 135 Bear Wallow Lane in Sedona, Arizona, beside Oak Creek and inside town rather than in a neighboring community marketed as near Sedona. Its value is location and quiet: creekside shade, a Sedona address and rules that keep the park calm. It suits couples and small parties who want to leave the RV parked and walk or drive short distances, and who will pay a premium for that.

Rancho Sedona RV Park at a glance

Hookups Mixed partial + full
Max RV length Exact site
Cost $56–$124 + tax
Fees Rate varies by site; extra-person/dog fees and discounts may apply.
Reservations Direct booking

Source-backed: Official park map and pricing (checked 2026-08-05). Rates and site details change — verify with the operator before you book. Compare it with every other park we track in the price index.

Why RVers stay here

Rancho Sedona RV Park is a private park at 135 Bear Wallow Lane in Sedona, Arizona, beside Oak Creek and inside town rather than in a neighboring community marketed as near Sedona. Its value is location and quiet: creekside shade, a Sedona address and rules that keep the park calm. It suits couples and small parties who want to leave the RV parked and walk or drive short distances, and who will pay a premium for that.

Pricing is site-specific rather than seasonal. Published nightly tiers run from $56 for a partial-hookup site to $124 for an executive or Hill Top site before tax; standard full-hookup tiers are $69 and $88, with pricier pull-through and premium inventory. Not every site has sewer: sites 25, 26, 65 and 65A are water, electric and Wi-Fi only, while full-hookup categories add sewer and digital cable. Rig fit depends on the numbered site, so give the park your full length, tow configuration and slideouts. Extra guests cost $5 or $15 per night by age and dogs $2. Generators, campfires, propane fire pits and tents are prohibited; cancel by phone 72 hours ahead or lose the deposit. The trade-off is that the top rates buy location, not resort facilities.

  • An RV base inside Sedona, beside Oak Creek, with shade
  • A real low-price tier: $56 partial-hookup sites for self-contained rigs
  • Hookups and pricing documented by numbered site, so you know what you are buying
  • Quiet park: no generators, no fire devices, quiet hours 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
  • !Four sites (25, 26, 65, 65A) have no sewer; not every site is full hookup
  • !Top tier is $124 plus tax for location, not resort amenities; extra-person and dog fees add up
  • !No campfires, propane fire pits, generators or tents; 72-hour phone cancellation or you forfeit the deposit

What our guides say about Rancho Sedona RV Park

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

Regional guide

Sedona RV Parks & Camping: Red Rock Country on a Budget (Sort Of)

Rancho Sedona's advantage is its in-town Oak Creek setting. Current pricing is site-specific rather than seasonal: published nightly tiers run from $56 partial hookup to $124 executive/Hill Top, before tax. Standard full-hookup tiers are $69 and $88, with higher-priced pull-through and premium inventory.

Do not assume every site has sewer. Sites 25, 26, 65 and 65A include water, electricity and Wi-Fi but no sewer; the full-hookup categories include electric, water, sewer, digital cable and Wi-Fi. Exact rig fit also depends on the numbered site, so provide the complete length, tow configuration and slideouts before reserving.

Cost reality: Compare the exact site and full-party total. Extra guests currently cost $5/night ages 6–15 or $15/night ages 16+, and dogs cost $2/night.

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Our verdict

Book it if you are a quiet-seeking couple who wants to stay inside Sedona and will pay for the site. Skip it if you want a pool, a fire ring, tent space or the lowest price.

Rancho Sedona RV Park: frequently asked questions

Does Rancho Sedona RV Park have full hookups?

Most sites do (water, sewer, electric, digital cable and Wi-Fi), but sites 25, 26, 65 and 65A are partial hookup with no sewer. Check the numbered site before booking.

How much does Rancho Sedona RV Park cost per night?

$56 for a partial-hookup site up to $124 for an executive or Hill Top site, before tax. Standard full-hookup tiers are $69 and $88. Extra guests cost $5 (ages 6-15) or $15 (16+) per night and dogs $2.

What is the max RV length at Rancho Sedona RV Park?

It depends on the numbered site. Provide your complete length, tow configuration and slideouts before reserving rather than relying on a campground-wide figure.

Can you have a campfire at Rancho Sedona RV Park?

No. Campfires, propane fire rings and tiki torches are prohibited, as are generators and tents. Charcoal and propane grills are allowed for cooking.

What is Rancho Sedona's cancellation policy?

Cancel by phone at least 72 hours before arrival or forfeit the one-night deposit; earlier cancellations are refunded minus a $25 processing fee and $3 booking fee. Stays of two weeks or more use a one-week deposit and a 30-day threshold.

How do you get to Rancho Sedona with a large RV?

From Phoenix, the usual lower-grade route is I-17 to SR-179 through the Village of Oak Creek. SR-89A through Oak Creek Canyon is scenic but has curves and tight geometry.

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