Friendly front staff, family oriented, jumpy for younger kids and bikes zooming around. Nice temperatures, tight sites. Class A had to ask people to move their cars to get out of their site, anything bigger than 25 ft has to be patient. Some larger sites reserved for class A. UNLEVEL sites needed 4 inch up on one side. Next door neighb... more

Great place to stop. Clean sites, friendly staff, but narrow drive ways for big rigs. Also our picnic table and fire pit were on such a slant at our site we couldn’t use them.

We got to see a lot of flagstaff by staying here.

Laundry: Yes, big room, $1.25
Kid Friendly: Yes, bounce pad and play ground
Dog Friendly: Yes, dog run

We travelled from Gallup, NM, enjoyed a full day at Petrified National Park, and were still able to make it to Flagstaff KOA by 5pm. We didn't make reservations. It's mid-November so we didn't need to, and can't imagine this place filling up. There must be over 150 sites here. Variety of sites for various sizes of rigs. We are a ... more

This was our first KOA experience. Though we prefer parks or campgrounds a little more off the beaten path, all the campgrounds in the area are closed for the season and we had to escape the unseasonably 90-degree temperatures in Phoenix last weekend! So we made reservations and off to Flagstaff KOA we went. The KOA is located right... more

I had high hopes for my first KOA experience. I'd heard they were expensive because they had swimming pools and were fancy pants in general. This was a nice place. It was quiet despite being close to a major road and they had good hot showers, laundry facilities, a general store, place for kids to play and a dog area. They even serve b... more

Well maintained site. Quiet at night. Used shower, laundry and dog area- all well maintained. Does have tight corners with rocks and trees that add ambiance but would be difficult for a big rig.

This was my first time staying at a KOA. The avoidance of KOA’s is intentional. It’s not my idea of camping. Rather, to me it is a mini version of living in an overpriced and overcrowded suburb. My husband and I are new to living full-time on the road and had been camping in the National Forest just outside of Flagstaff when he got... more

The Flagstaff KOA was the first RV Park we ever camped in. The first time was in 2005 and most recently 2012. It's a little expensive, though it's well maintained.