Sedona Campground Fees And Reservations

Originally written by Tony Subia

Reviewed and updated by AZ Leisure Staff Writers on September 10, 2026

Campground reservations near Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon vary by campground and campsite. Some locations offer reservable sites through Recreation.gov, while others include first-come-first-served camping or reservation-only group sites. Because availability, fees, opening dates and campsite rules can change, visitors should check current campground listings before traveling.

Campground Reservations
Oak Creek Canyon Campgrounds
Group Camping
Beaver Creek Area
Campground Fees
Reservation Tips
Check Current Information
FAQ

Campground Reservations Near Sedona

Oak Creek Canyon campgrounds are extremely popular, particularly during weekends, holidays and the busiest travel seasons. Reservable campsites can fill well in advance, while first-come-first-served sites may be occupied early in the day.

Reservation policies vary by campground, and individual campsites can have different vehicle-length, equipment and occupancy limits. Review the current listing for the specific campground and campsite you plan to use before traveling.

The Red Rock Ranger District currently limits campground stays to seven days. Other campground rules and restrictions may vary by location.

Oak Creek Canyon Campgrounds

Manzanita Campground is a small, tent-only campground with a combination of reservable campsites and four first-come-first-served sites. It operates year-round, although conditions and availability can change.

Pine Flat Campground offers individual campsites for tents, RVs and trailers. Campsite dimensions and allowable equipment lengths vary, so review the individual site listing when making plans.

Cave Spring Campground has 84 campsites and accommodates tents, RVs and trailers at many sites. Check current availability and individual campsite specifications before your trip.

Chavez Crossing Group Campground

Chavez Crossing Group Campground near Sedona is designed for group camping. Its group campsites require advance reservations, and first-come-first-served camping is not available.

Individual group sites have different capacities and vehicle limits, so check the current campsite description before making a reservation.

Beaver Creek And Camp Verde Area Camping

Additional Forest Service camping is available southeast of Sedona in the Camp Verde and Beaver Creek areas. Reservation arrangements, campsite types and seasonal availability vary by location.

Clear Creek Campground includes both individual campsites and a group camping area. Check the current Recreation.gov listing for campsite availability and reservation details.

Check Current Campground Availability

For current campsite availability, reservation dates, campground alerts and site-specific restrictions, visit Recreation.gov. Search for the campground by name and review the individual campsite details before booking.

Conditions can change because of weather, wildfire activity, flooding, road conditions or seasonal operations, so check current Coconino National Forest information shortly before your trip.

Sedona Campground Fees

Campground fees vary by location, campsite type and reservation requirements and can change without notice. Additional charges may also apply for extra vehicles or certain campground services.

Rather than relying on an older printed fee schedule, check the current campground listing on Recreation.gov or the Coconino National Forest website for the latest nightly rate and any additional charges before your visit.

Tips For Reserving A Sedona Campground

Book popular Oak Creek Canyon campsites as early as your travel plans allow.
Consider weekday camping when weekend availability is limited.
Check whether your selected site is reservable or first-come-first-served.
Verify RV, trailer and vehicle-length restrictions for the individual campsite.
Review check-in and checkout times before arrival.
Check current fire restrictions and campground alerts before leaving home.
Confirm whether drinking water, showers, hookups and other amenities are available at your campground.
Do not rely on older published fee schedules because campground prices can change.

Official Campground Information

Always verify current campsite availability, fees, campground closures, fire restrictions and seasonal conditions before traveling.

Sedona Campground Reservations And Fees FAQ

Can you reserve campsites in Oak Creek Canyon?

Yes. Some campsites in Oak Creek Canyon can be reserved, while certain locations also have first-come-first-served camping. Reservation arrangements vary by campground and individual campsite.

Which Oak Creek Canyon campgrounds are near Sedona?

Major developed campgrounds in Oak Creek Canyon include Cave Spring Campground, Manzanita Campground and Pine Flat Campground.

Is Manzanita Campground reservable?

Yes. Manzanita has reservable tent campsites as well as four first-come-first-served campsites.

Can I reserve a campsite at Pine Flat Campground?

Pine Flat has individual campsite listings through Recreation.gov. Campsite sizes and equipment restrictions vary, so review the specific site before booking.

Does Chavez Crossing require reservations?

Yes. Chavez Crossing is a group campground, and its group campsites are reservation-only. First-come-first-served camping is not available there.

How much does camping near Sedona cost?

Fees vary by campground, campsite type and current Forest Service pricing. Check Recreation.gov or current Coconino National Forest information for the latest rates before your trip.