Rancho Sedona RV Park

I'll preface this review by saying as an avid camper/RV'er I've never felt so uncomfortable. The park is beautiful and in a convenient location, but that is all it has to offer. If you have a family, you'll have to be extremely careful you do not make a single sound- because you will be hounded by your neighbors who probably are retired and want absolute silence and will then be on the office surveillance and speed dial the rest of your stay. If you read the other reviews this is a common problem, and I initially thought "hey, they're probably exaggerating" which prompted me to book, but NOPE it is all true! As previously mentioned: we're avid campers and hold memberships to KOA and thousand trails and have never had a problem. When we arrived within 10 minutes of checking in, we had a "noise complaint" it was 1:05pm... The next morning from 9:00am-4:00pm I received multiple calls from the front office explaining there have been complaints of a dog barking coming from my campsite. The first time, I had stepped away and left my golden retriever in the trailer while I grabbed a coffee and thought she could have been barking, although this is unusual for her. The next calls I received of a "dog barking from my site" were when she was with me....hiking all day. I felt hounded, under surveillance and uncomfortable my entire stay here. The staff is rude, "maintenance" rides around all day doing nothing besides making noise at 7:01am- but hey that's when quite hours end! Just make sure to be trapped in your trailer before 10:00pm, lord forbid you need to go outside for an emergency! If I could rate ZERO STARS I would!

chaotic and bizarre

I absolutely love this campground! Right across the street from Tlaqupaque, perfect location. I've camped right on the oak creek and also in spots by the restrooms. There are no undesirable spots. Love it and can't wait to go back!

This is a premium campground. Very good showers and laundry. Very clean and tidy, quiet with exception of barking dogs. Barking dog rule not tolerated is mostly ignored by campground and dog owners.