Woody Mountain Campground & RV Park

Regional guide

Woody Mountain is the Route 66 campground with actual personality. Located on Route 66 (West Santa Fe Avenue) about 3 miles west of downtown, the campground has the kind of character that chains cannot manufacture — a general store that sells beer and wine, a cafe serving breakfast burritos that locals know about, a recently remodeled bathhouse, and a setting in the ponderosa pines at 7,053 feet that makes the elevation feel earned.

The campground has 146 sites across multiple loops, ranging from full-hookup RV sites (primarily 30-amp, with some 50-amp available) to tent sites and dry camping options. The park also operates a boutique bed-and-breakfast with six themed rooms — a quirky addition that gives the property a personality most campgrounds lack. Each B&B room highlights a different aspect of Flagstaff, and guests get a complimentary hot breakfast in the lounge or on the patio.

Facilities include laundry ($2 wash, $1.50 dry), a clean bathhouse, the general store for essentials, and the on-site cafe. Wi-Fi is available. The campground is pet-friendly and smoke-free. The atmosphere skews quieter and more laid-back than the KOA — fewer organized activities, more of a "set up camp and relax" vibe.

Rates start at $78/night for premium 50-amp full-hookup sites, with 30-amp and dry camping options priced lower. Weekly rates bring the per-night cost down. The campground operates seasonally, typically opening in April or May and closing in October — verify exact dates before booking a shoulder-season trip.