Rancho Sedona RV Park — Hotel in Sedona

Signs, signs and more signs. Signs everywhere. It’s very juvenile in my opinion.

I will start with the positive: good location, well maintained grounds, has a dog run, I liked the cement pads, there were a few community grass areas and walking distance to shopping areas. There aren’t good views from the park but if you walk right out of the park there are beautiful views everywhere.

Now the negative: I’ve never seen a place with so many signs over stupid things. No standing? Seriously? I’ve stayed at a lot of parks and have never seen a place like this. There are not enough bathrooms and were usually full. Not sure why because most people had huge RVs. The bathroom was cramped, not the worst but definitely far from the best. When you check in you get a huge list of rules and you see screens of cameras all over the park watching things. I’ve never seen that either. Seemed super excessive and downright weird. We are pretty quiet and low key but felt it was best to stay gone. They want you in your rig by 10:00pm. I’ve never had a park say you had to be inside by any time. We go to bed pretty early so it doesn’t affect us but I know some people like to sit out at night and enjoy the evening in good weather. Again, what are we kids? Super weird a park would have rules like that. One of the most hilarious rules was the sign at the dog run that said No Barking. Luckily our dogs did not bark at the dog run where dogs are supposed to be dogs. It’s a little on the pricey side for what you get but it is centrally located.

Final words: I would personally never stay here again. Although we are low key type people I do like to see a vibrant, fun atmosphere. I feel like you chose this type of lifestyle because of the great outdoors and freedom. I did not see anyone having fun. I know we were afraid of screwing up and standing in the wrong spot. I felt like the signs took away from the atmosphere. The no standing signs were literally one right after the other. Like 10 to 20 feet apart. It’s so beyond weird to me. I don’t know what choices are around Sedona but I would rather go to a public campground than stay there again. I’ve been traveling staying at Rv parks and campgrounds and have never experienced any major issues. The signs and extensive rules a truly...

Park is quiet and well maintained but office people are rude. The checkout time is 11am and they are very strict about going over, they’ll send grounds workers to make sure your getting out basically. We had an emergency situation, we lost key in Tlaquepaque while doing some shopping on a Sat night (eve before checkout) The situation was stressful enough worried about truck being towed from parking lot there at shopping center since overnight parking is not allow. I was working with AAA to get towed back to park without key and figuring out if tow bed truck would be able to fit and maneuver in/out of parking lot, all while looking for a mobile locksmith and absolutely keeping the office informed of problem and what we were doing to quick resolve it, but they weren’t at all respective to explanation lacked sympathy and understanding, matter of fact as we frantically backtracked at shopping center involving information resources; which by the way were very helpful, the park proceeded to push us out even sent Dave the groundskeeper over to tell us we needed to leave. I asked if he knew what happened, his response was didn’t have time to hear the story and we needed to “get out” his exact words. Complete rudeness at all levels and gosh added more stress dealing with them and trying to resolve our emergency as well. Thank goodness and spirits of Vortex and Saint Anthony finder of all things lost -Tlaquepaque Art and shopping center called telling us keys were found. I canceled AAA for tow and locksmith that was gonna cost $300

Park is a new nice place to stay but attitude matters as well and one might think they are prejudice so if you’re brown or black might wanna find someplace else to vacay. Last time I checked all money is green and we’re one Nation under Gods or whatever you’re power of beliefs might be. Beware of the push from the park in crisis arises and their inability, lack of flexibility and understanding for fellow...

I really wish I had a better review for this campground but unfortunately the beauty of this oasis in the desert is far outweighed by the customer service of its staff. Our group of 7 trailers planned a week long trip a year in advance with the last half of our trip ending at Rancho Sedona RV. Keep in mind throughout this review that not only did we book this a year in advance but even after asking for a confirmation of some sort they said they don't give out confirmations. They use no sort of online system and keep their reservations in a book marked with pencil. In order to book we had to give trailer lengths (normal for camping) but also had to give birthdates and ages for all 14 adults and 11 children we had in our group. Because of various trailer lengths we couldn't be placed together and found out when leaving that we were all charged different rates based on trailer length. So be prepared to pay more if you have a bigger trailer. The worst part was upon arrival on Wednesday instead of having our 3 nights booked we were only reserved for 2 nights. The staff was unapologetic and took no fault for their mistake. They said we had no proof that we booked for 3 nights and not 2 nights. BECAUSE THEY DONT SEND OUT CONFIRMATIONS!!!!!. To make matters worse they were not willing to negotiate some discount for the inconvenience of kicking us out and having to move all 7 of our trailers out of Sedona to finish off our trip for the birthday party of one of the kids in our group. After much frustration we actually found a voicemail that confirmed they booked us for 3 nights but they said that there was nothing they could do, that we would need to go somewhere else and if we didn't stop "harassing" them for THEIR MISTAKE that they would call the cops on us. To wrap this up we will never stay here again due to their lack of communication, inadequate booking system and inhospitable...