Page Springs Resort

Made reservation over the phone. No site map for reservations so was just hoping the staff would give me a good spot. When we arrived they did mention they had a creek side available so we upgraded. Spot they had for us was very nice as well. Most spots are in this park. Prices are fair, even with the upgrade. Staff are super helpful. Most sites do not have sewer, but they have a dump station. Weird part is it’s on the wrong side and you have to go against traffic to dump. If dumping on your way out, no big deal, but if dumping on your way in, you have to get turned around to get back to your site. Would be very hard with a full park. Might to leave the park and come back after getting turned around. No wifi with reservation, but they offer a plan, however it’s not supposed to be very good. We’re told there was no cell, but we are getting three bars of T-Mobile 4G here.

Overall, this is a perfect campground for visiting the Sedona area. It is only 20 minutes to West Sedona. The sites are tight if you have someone on either side. The campground appears to be in good shape and well maintained. We had a water and electric site. There is a dump station although in an awkward position. It is on the connection road between the upper and lower sites and the road is slanted. Have to approach it from the lower sites and you will be blocking the road.

There is one big challenge - entering the campground. If you are approaching from Rt 89A, it will be easy. The access road is to the left past the winery / restaurant. However, if you are coming from I-17 to 30, there is no campground sign other than "Large trailers - no turn". This is an extreme right turn at about 130 degrees then down a sharp incline. Can be done if you swing wide to the left then enter. Otherwise, you have to go up the road a bit for a turnaround.

We have T-Mobile with 5G phones. Sometimes, 4G with 4 bars is available and sometimes there is nothing. Don't plan on having access.

2-23-2022 edit
Huge broken branches and whole trees all over, some are dry so it might have happened a while ago, not clearing those creates an hazard environment.
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I am quite surprised by the negative reviews, seems like people expect luxury in the woods for a cheap price. Stayed there for 2 nights on the creek site, and going back again. short of BLM and forest roads in the area it has a perfect location for reaching out 4x4 and hiking trails within 30 minutes. 4 Descent wineries around to spend the day and 10 miles out of Sedona, friendly staff allowed our friend and us for one back-in and one front parking so we can combine the fun. Dogs are welcome and there is a short trail great for a morning walk.
Could not ask for more, seriously!

We stayed here 4 nights for our trip to Sedona! Super close and easy drive into town. There aren’t many RV parks close to Sedona so this was nice! I believe it’s under new management and they are trying to get things better! Bobbie at the front desk was so great and nice! There is no service available in the area but you can purchase WiFi, it was $5 for 3 day, $2 for 1 (I think there was other options for longer stays too). This is in AZ wine country so lots of winery’s around! The entrance is odd, like mentioned in other posts but we came during the day and had no issues. They have big camping flags by the entrance to try to help too. My only real complaint is the water pressure was nonexistent! But overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay again when visiting the area.

This place is great! Tent sites are close together but manageable. Full electric and fresh water at each site. Wifi is very reasonable at $4.95 for 3 days and very fast. River running behind our site was so relaxing at night. Showers and bathrooms were clean and kept up. Tough to see entrance at night. Restaurant at top of site is very nice. Bobbi at the check in was super friendly and accommodating! A real hidden gem! Can't wait to go back!!

Beautiful creek, gorgeous trees, very close to Sedona.
Cons- RV entrance and sign impossible to be seen at night. There’s a restaurant and the entrance is pretty much there but in an angle on a hill so it’s very difficult to see, we turned around a couple of times- 38 foot RV- to find out a car was blocking the entrance of the campsite, it was a costumer from the restaurant, we went inside and asked, they removed the car.
What I was quite surprised was the campsite doesn’t have any information about the tricky entrance on their website so be aware arriving at dark.
Also, 47.00 with no sewer but they do have a dump station free for campers. Internet can be purchased, we had a hot spot but be ready for no service.

Getting a spot close to Sedona is hard so we took it. The sites are way to small for a class A 35 ft. We couldn't even think of opening the awning. They are in desperate need of gravel as our whole site was red sand. Pay attention when reserving and tell them your rig is longer than it is so it will fit in the space they give you, 30 amp only and no sewar. The entrance has huge holes so go VERY SLOW! Wifi is $10.95 a week per device and works about 70% of the time. Terrible water pressure.. The shade and creek are nice though. Check out is 11 SHARP they charge $5 an hour for a late checkout. Next trip we will plan farther in advance fir a better park.