Nestled behind Oak Creek and downtown Sedona on ten shady acres, is Rancho Sedona RV Park. The park has been family-owned by the same family for more than 80 years, and the care and attention of the family and staff can be witnessed throughout the park. The park welcomes visitors with meticulously maintained grounds; beautiful landscaping; and well-manicured, lush green grass. I can easily say that Rancho Sedona is one of the most beautifully sustained RV parks we’ve visited. Large sycamore and cottonwood trees create a shady canopy over much of the park and also provide a nesting site for the great blue heron. Their clucking and ticking sounds add to the ambiance of the RV park and make for exciting birdwatching and “digiscoping.” Wide driveways and easy-to-back-into sites make navigating a snap. The park is made up of 99 sites, including 14 sites that are dedicated to monthly and long-term rentals, as well as a section dedicated only to adults. For those wanting more privacy, site 84 and the Hilltop are situated away from other sites; the Hilltop even offers a large, grassy private side yard. Located throughout the park are several places to sit and enjoy the scenery and peacefulness. Action seekers will appreciate the park’s offering of tetherball, horseshoes, volleyball court and a pet run for your furry companions. The park doesn’t host group activities such as crafts, bingo or tai chi because, according to the owner, the clientele consists of those getting out and exploring all that Sedona and the surrounding area has to offer.

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