Primeira classificação Alojamentos em Flagstaff

Rancho Sedona RV Park enjoys a scenic setting, as it is located near the picturesque drive of Oak Creek. The park is spread across a vast area and is shaded with thick forestry, consisting of cottonwood and Sycamore trees. Located in close proximity to major shopping areas, art galleries and eateries, this park is ideal for those who want the best of nature and city life. For the adventure hunters, the park has hiking, fishing and cycling, and other outdoor activities planned. With so much to offer, the Rancho Sedona RV Park invites you to spend a few days enjoying what you love the most.

Manzanita Campground gives you an opportunity to camp in the wild. Here you can quench your thirst of adventure and recreational sports like swimming and fishing, as the place is dotted with water bodies. The camp ground is located in close proximity with the oak creek, which makes living here even more interesting. If the camera is your companion, you would get to click some wonderful shots of the wildlife inhabiting the area. Enjoy a cozy campfire at night and a good day at fishing, creating memories with your loved ones, at none other than Manzanita Campground.

Motel DuBeau is a historic motel dating back to 1929 that has comfortable, yet Spartan rooms and dormitories. There are dedicated rooms for families and apart from being affordable, what makes this motel a good choice for stay is its location. The motel is located in close proximity to the Historic Downtown and Railroad District, and the Flagstaff Visitor Center. Guests have praised the hospitable staff and the motel has been awarded the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for its excellent services.

Drury Inn on Milton Road works as a great stopover for those on a budget who are in between the Grand Canyon and Phoenix. While here, most of the expected amenities are provided, such as a hot breakfast, free parking and Wi-Fi, not to mention having a location in the middle of everything. Nearby attractions include some superb local breweries and restaurants, Beaver Street and Lumberyard are two that provide curated, strong beer and Fratelli or NiMarco's pizza are there to soak it up.

Cave Springs Campground is nestled in the Coconino National Forest, situated near one of the most picturesque locations, the Oak Creek Canyon drive. Here you get to see a merger of natural bounties with a rustic settlement. The camp site is known for its scenic views, lush green surroundings and wildlife. Those who wish to indulge in some recreational activities, can do so as there are fishing holes, swimming ponds and hiking trails, dotting the area. So leave the city for a while and embrace the natural surroundings at the splendid Cave Springs Campground.

Spend a night beneath the desert stars and see Sedona from a cowboy's point of view. This is one of Northern Arizon's most popular camp sites, famous for its fishing, wading, hiking, wildlife and photographic appeal. Nestled in Oak Creek Canyon, 58 single camp sites offer fire rings, grills, and picnic tables. No pets, please. Come early, as these scenic spots sell out quickly, especially on fair-weather weekends.