
Coconino National Forest Recreation Camping
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About Coconino National Forest Recreation
Coconino National Forest Recreation has 26 reservable campgrounds, booked through Recreation.gov — including Crescent Moon, Dairy Springs, Cave Spring, Chavez Crossing, Little Elden Springs Horsecamp and Clear Creek Group (az). It's one of the camping destinations we track in Arizona.
Campgrounds here are in high demand and can sell out within minutes of release, so cancellations are often the only way to get a site. Campsite Tonight monitors every Coconino National Forest Recreation campground around the clock and automatically adds an open site to your Recreation.gov cart the moment a cancellation appears.
Campgrounds at Coconino National Forest Recreation

Crescent Moon

Dairy Springs

Cave Spring

Chavez Crossing

Little Elden Springs Horsecamp
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Clear Creek Group (az)

Pine Flat Campground West

Pinegrove

Crescent Moon Ranch Cabin

Oleary Group Site

Manzanita.

Kendrick Cabin

Fernow Cabin

Apache Maid Cabin

Double Springs

Forked Pine Campground

Lockett Meadow Campground
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Bonito Campground (AZ)

Elks Group Campground

Knoll Lake Campground
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Lakeview Campground (AZ)
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Rock Crossing Campground (AZ)

Moqui Group Campground

Ashurst Lake

Long Valley Group Campground

Canyon Vista
Coconino National Forest Recreation camping FAQ
How many campgrounds are at Coconino National Forest Recreation?
26 campgrounds at Coconino National Forest Recreation near Sedona, Arizona.
Are there campsites available at Coconino National Forest Recreation this weekend?
No. Coconino National Forest Recreation is fully booked this weekend (October 16). Cancellations occur daily—set alerts to get notified when sites open.
How hard is it to get a campsite at Coconino National Forest Recreation?
Very difficult. Book 1-2 weeks ahead, or even last-minute.
When is the best time to camp at Coconino National Forest Recreation?
November, December, January, February for easier booking. Peak season: June, July, August.
Where is Coconino National Forest Recreation?
Arizona, near Sedona. 26 campgrounds with reservable sites.
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