We've stayed here many times over a decade or more. The pros: Lots of tress for shade, spacious sites, clean facilities. The cons: Facilities are for the most part clean such as the pool area and bathrooms, however they don't check sites in between those coming and going. It would be nice if they would wipe down the picnic tables and benches as well as pick up the area. Some people leave trash, beer cans, etc.. behind that the next person coming in has to clean up. The wi-fi, cable, antennae connections don't give you anything! So if it's raining or too cold to be outside don't count on using your t.v. unless you have your own source. The noise from the freeway is loud and constant, especially for sites #7-#17 where you don't have a sewer connection only water and electric. It would be great if a developer opened something up in northern Arizona, Sun Outdoors perhaps! There are so many people wanting to get out of the valley heat during the summer, but limited options for cooling off up north.

We stayed here one night as a replacement for our National forest reservation that was canceled due to wildfires. We stayed here in mid May and the pool was not open even though it was 80:degrees. Park has all the usual amenities and was clean. Our site was close to the interstate so there was road noise.

Stayed a week. Staff was friendly. Has a general store and a nice pool. Has a bar and restaurant right on premises. Wifi was excellent I didn’t even need to use my hotspot. Can hear some highway 17 noise. They have a lot of cute tiny homes right next to RV park. Really nice tiny home community. Lots of hiking nearby. I would stay again.

We were traveling from SD to Yuma, AZ and it was not easy finding campgrounds or boondocking. This campground was right on our route hwy 17 and they were open for reservations for a few more days then they close for the season. We booked a 30 amp water/electric pull thru. Lots of trees with big limbs so you need to be careful parking your rig and with slideouts and awnings. This is a big RV park and I'm sure it is a busy place in season. The sites are very tight and close together. This RV park worked for us for a one night stay and we'd stay one night again but probably not any longer.

Stayed here because all the reviews of the RV parks further up the road in Flagstaff were negative. Munds Park is surrounded by national forest with direct access from this park, so it seemed there was a constant stream of ATV's and UTV's driving by at all hours. Our site was supposed to be 50 amp, but my new Newmar power management system would only allow 30 amps from the 50 amp plug in. This was only my second time out in the new coach, so I didn't push it when the park management insisted it was good for 50. 4 months later that has never happened again, so I'm pretty sure the park wiring was suspect. I had the last available site which was between 3 large trees....made it in and out with no problem, but there were a lot of residents watching and expecting some excitement! This park may be great for some people but is too noisy for us.

Nice place, easy in and out, nice amenities and very quiet, only downside is dog walking area is a little far to go and dogs didn’t make it there but no big deal just picked up after them. I would definitely recommend to anyone and stay here again

July 14, 2019: Heading from Tucson to Colorado; nationwide heatwave; was gonna stay in Cottonwood to make for a short driving day, but called ahead and they had a same day opening, so decided to keep going and add some elevation to our trip (about 6460' elevation here). Still it was 85 when we arrived, but much cooler than So. AZ. Tall trees around each site brings nice shade. Park is just West of I-17. Fairly easy to get into. Many Class A and larger 5th wheels here. Site 8 is a pull thru site with water and electric. $42 per night includes tax. Dump station will be $10 for us when we leave. Pool, jacuzzi, laundry room nearby. A small amount of freeway noise; site 17/18 closest to freeway. Nice little community with many full time/seasonal trailers; daily activities. Perfect for us when Tucson is 103 at 6:30pm!

After a few wrong turns, thanks to google maps, we stopped and asked for directions. Paid $48 for 1 night. Not bad, but no views. BIG fenced area for dogs. Nice, clean and well maintained place.

Lots of amenities and close to the forest and Flagstaff. Very busy on the weekends with all the people from Phoenix driving up to escape the heat. Not too many overnight sites. Most of the park is either park models or seasonal sites. Lots of RZR’s and ATV’s cruising around the park on the weekends, but quieter during the week. Laundry rooms are clean. Office has a small store. It is close to I-17 so you also get a lot of road noise.

This is a big park of permanent manufactured homes (small ones), and trailers and fifth-wheels who come to escape the heat of Phoenix. We were roasted in April--95 degrees all the way from Palm Springs to Phoenix--drove like banshees to get out of the heat. Elevation at Munds Park is 6600' and in late April the trees were just starting to get their leaves. But the cool air (around 75) was a great relief; the pool will open soon. The park has a few sites for travelers, and the sites are fairly small, but have all you need. It's another $6 for full hook-ups--ours was just water and electric. Couldn't find the gate that is supposed to be right from the campground into Coconino National Forest for hiking, but there is a fitness center on the premises, and a golf course right nearby. Flagstaff is 25 minutes away, and Sedona about the same. Some dull highway noise. Looking online, the RV parks in Flagstaff don't sound very clean or kept up, so we opted to stay here for quite a few nights. Nice staff, a small store; we didn't have reservation. Gorgeous clean bathrooms with lots of hot water. This is a classy place.