Go about a quarter mile up the road on the right is another pull off in between Loy Butte and Nolan Tank. There’s no mud holes. Yes there’s ATVs all cruising around and the Jeep tours come through as well as people just out for a drive. None of them were disruptive and they quit after dark. The drive in off 89 is a little wash boardie,... more

This was a nice location to stay close to Sedona. We boondocked here in a large 40ft coach. The road is a bit rough the deeper you get away from 89 roadway, but if you are slow, you can get through. There were plenty of places to stay. We did see what appeared to be long term stays in enclosed trailer types. Forest ranger did ... more

The dirt road from the main road is a bit rough - but worth the trip. The views out here are beautiful. There are several place to set up - there were three campers and two tents (and a vacant box trailer) when we arrived. We found a pull through area that was closer to the road - it was fun watching the crazy ATV drivers zip on down... more

I am giving this location two stars because of the view of the red rock cliffs. The road is heavily travelled by local jeep tours buzzing up and down constantly. This created large amounts of dust. Also, the camp sites were few and most right on the edge of the road. The morning we left, the local hot air balloon companies were ripping... more

We are far from veteran boondockers and were concerned when we started down this road. For us we have a truck and 23 ft travel trailer and thought the roads were pretty rough. We found a lot of much larger trailers, RV's etc had managed to do the same road without issues. We found our spot and were in awe over the views, the trip d... more

Loy Butte was a great camping spot. There is so much to do here; hiking, biking, 4x4, Indian ruins, and of course great views. There is a free Sedona paper that has maps and info on the whole area, a good idea to pick one up. That being said I did have some down sides to this spot. When we arrived on a Thursday it was very busy. Th... more

Ok there are lots of free camp areas that will take any size rig the verizon cell service was good and it is close to sedona that is the pros. The cons however are the wind, dust and the constant stream of atvs and jeeps that start in the morning and went non stop all day which made the dust even worse. By the time we left every thin... more

Drove about 8 miles in, parked our car at an inlet, and walked out to sent up our tent away from all the rvs and in front of a gorgeous view!! We had good cellular around mile 8, but if you went a few miles down the road all cell reception is gone. We did notice that a lot of rocks had been put out to block off sections, a coup... more

We're still pretty new at this but I think that this spot will rate up at the top of our list for a long, long time. Hitting on the blue coordinates takes you right to Google maps and will take you right to the spot. No guess work whatsoever. When we arrived we couldn't believe our eyes. Sedona is just a few miles away as are the cliff... more

We lucked out and found the last spot on Loy Butte road. It is a super busy road and there’s cars going by all throughout the day. It was very crowded here even in February. We received great solar and 2 bars of LTE. The rod in is a bit bumpy and washboard at times, but our 32’ made it with no problems. You definitely won’t be a... more