Rain Spirit RV Resort

For a 1 month stay + electric for a tight, FHU back-in spot: approx. $20/night. This is probably one of the better 'resorts' in the area but there were a few 'dings.' Some spaces are close: we could hear our neighbors talking, their TV playing, their dog barking all day in their absence 😠 and smell their cigarette smoke. (I was surprised how many full-timers are here.) The bathrooms/showers are roomy and private but the curtain liners were funky and often the stall and toilets needed cleaning. Water pressure was lousy. Laundry only contained two W/D and was totally inadequate for 60+ possible residents. Although they have a nice spa, they also have a lovely pool that was unheated during our stay, our greatest disappointment since we like to swim for exercise. No activities and no playground for kids, tiny dog run. Good ATT & Verizon coverage. Otherwise, nice views, good location, pleasant owners, but not sure we'd stay here again.

**(Updated) I have a monthly rate - so daily rates are discounted but add electric to your bill. The Regular Rack rate for daily use is listed above but call as prices change.

This resort is fairly new. Has pool, spa, wash/dryer facilities, & rec room. The owners are wonderful people, friendly and helpful. Site have gravel with locking stone patio for your chairs and tables. If you need a bench, ask at the front desk. You can hear the road noise (S Broadway) leading to Jerome and historic Clarkdale but in the evening it's pretty quiet. It's located near the town of Cottonwood & historic Jerome, weekends are full of people, wine tasting, music, etc. 30 minutes from Sedona - roads are easy to get to everything. There is Groome shuttle to Phoenix Airport - make your way to Camp Verde - and it’s 90 minutes to PHX.
Overall, this is a great small resort just outside of Sedona. Off road expeditions, are close by and on the way into Sedona. Propane truck comes every Monday, if you don't want to pull the tanks off and go into town. For drinking water, I would suggest getting bottle water in town - lots of places to fill up. The water in Arizona is hard and silty.

From the south - do not come over 89A through Jerome - very windy road - not suitable for pulling a travel trailer. Make your way to Interstate I 17 - from north or south directions. A good stop over your next trip.

The good news is that this campground has a great location. 20 minutes to Sedona and several other interesting towns very close.

This place looks almost new. Nice small pool, nice reading room with and pool table. There is also a small laundromat with two new large washers and dryers. It was 2.00 to wash and $1.00 to dry.

AT&T cell service was great. Verizon very slow.

Why not five star. You can tell that the owners are really trying and made a significant investment. However, there is little to no parking space in the sites and many of the guest have multiple vehicles. Cars and trucks parked all over the place. My guess is the owner is trying to balance long term residents and the rest of us that come for a few days or a week.