Nice campground, all sites have lake view. Lakeside is for boatlaunch and parking. Some trees shading some sites. Between lake and road, so some road noise. The restrooms and shower work, but they are showing their age. Since our site was first-come first-served but the self-pay has been removed, the camp host came around to collect our fee.

Each campsite is nicely separated from neighboring sites. I don’t think any of the 25 sites would be undesirable. All of them have views of either the lake or the Ruby Mountains or both. There are two sites set up for small groups and two accessible sites. The bathrooms and showers were clean and warm. There is really no shade available. ...

online reservations very user unfriendly and unobtainable. Phone reservations, equally dismal. Lots of information about cancellations before you can even try to make a reservation. Then they were too busy to take the call. I can’t speak for the park, but we gave up after several attempts. Time for a new reservation contractor…additional fees...

Cotton Lane Resort is easy to get to on the west side of Phoenix. We stayed two separate times: 1) Two nights in the pull-through sites and 2) monthly in the back-in sites. The pull-through sites are designated for short-term daily/weekly. Very tight spots, so you will get to know your neighbor. These have a small cement pad and larger gravel...

Village Camp opened in 9/2023 and is located about 20 minutes west of Flagstaff. It was a great base camp to do things in the area. Village Camp is made up of two sections - RV sites and tiny home sites (which can be purchased and put back into the rental pool). The RV back-in sites are full-hookup and have very large black lava rock which...