Black Bart's RV Park

There just aren't any decent parks in Flagstaff - maybe the KOA if you want to pay their ridiculous rates. We stayed here to get some work done. Convenient to town.

The interior roads are rough, full of holes and broken asphalt, permanent residents have been allowed to stack piles of crap around their units, the fence backs up to the on-ramp of I-40. The people were all friendly and we felt safe.

Dirt sites are fairly level although you have to negotiate the holes. The green areas are full of stickers. We must have pulled 100s of them from our dog's fur and that was just to get from car to rig. Small forested area at back of park fine for walking.

If we had to stay for an overnighter we'd likely bit the bullet, but keep driving if we could.

That is what you'll hear from this RV Park, tucked between I-40 and Butler Ave. in Flagstaff. There is also a major train line not too far away. BUT, it does give you access to everything that Flagstaff offers and is a short 10 minutes to just about everything in town. Some of the sites were extremely unlevel but we lucked out on this one and there is room for large rigs as many are pull throughs. Dog friendly and some spots are shaded by ponderosa pines it's a good stopping off point with very easy highway access. There is an old western revue show done here in a large building which is the origin of Black Bart's but we didn't attend. If you stay at the park you get 10% off the admission price. There is also a laundry on site although I didn't check it out.