Sedona Campgrounds

Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon features some of the most beautiful campgrounds in Arizona. The scenic views, lush settings and tranquil environments make these Sedona camping spots popular destinations for the outdoor enthusiasts. Fish, hike, swim and camp near the shimmering waters of Oak Creek and soak up the views of the majestic red rocks of Sedona, Arizona.

The climate in Sedona and visual settings make for perfect camping weather in the spring, summer and fall. During the winter months, it can become quite cold with occasional snow fall. At 4,400 feet Sedona is about 15-20 degrees colder than the Phoenix and Scottsdale area. See our Sedona Weather Chart.

Use of Sedona campgrounds and Oak Creek Canyon camping spots is fee-based with varying fees per campground. Some camping sites are first-come and other campsites require reservations. Those requiring reservations are generally located closest to the banks of Oak Creek. Some campgrounds offer group camping units. Amenities at each campground vary.

Among the most popular campgrounds in Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon are Bootlegger Campground, Manzanita Campgrounds, Cave Springs, Pine Flat, Chavez Crossing Group Camp Site. Campgrounds can become quite crowded during the summer months and particularly on weekends and holidays. So make reservations promptly or get there early to lay claim to the best non-reserved camping spots. Contact the Red Rock District of Coconino National Forest for the latest fees and the most convenient place to purchase passes.

Most Popular Campgrounds.

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• > Bootlegger Campground
• > Beaver Creek
• > Cave Spring Campground
• > Chavez Crossing Group Camp
• > Manzanita Campgrounds
• > Pine Flat Campgrounds

Reservations & More Information.

• Red Rock Ranger District
• P.O. Box 300
• Sedona, Arizona 86339
• (928) 282-4119

Campgrounds Map.