Flagstaff KOA

The Great Outdoors

Visit the Grand Canyon, one of the natural wonders of the world, when you camp in an RV near Flagstaff. One of the most spectacular places in the world, Grand Canyon National Park covers 1,904 square miles, including 277 miles of the Colorado River. Facilities at the South Rim are open year-round, but North Rim facilities are seasonal. Enjoy camping, backcountry backpacking, hiking, whitewater rafting, and much more at this ultimate outdoor playground.Another stunning place not too far away when you book an RV rental near Flagstaff KOA is the Petrified Forest National Park. While the park is known for its unique rock-like petrified logs, there’s much more to discover at this surprising place. There are ancient petroglyphs, buttes, mesas, badlands, fossils, wildflowers, vast vistas for hundreds of miles, and much more. Explore the park via the backcountry hiking trails. Learn about the park through museum-like exhibits in the visitors’ center, or take a scenic drive and get your breath taken away by the stunning sights this park has to offer.Arizona is filled with spectacular natural wonders, and Meteor Crater Natural Landmark in Winslow, Arizona, is just one of the many stunning places you can see. One of the world’s best-preserved meteorite impact sites on Earth, the crater is the result of a collision that occurred 50,000 years ago. The crater is one mile across, 2.4 miles in circumference, and 550 feet deep. There are several ways to explore this massive crater. The Discovery Center provides a learning experience for people of all ages. Take a guided rim tour to see different lookout points, and end the day with a meal from the on-site restaurant. And don’t forget to pick up a few trinkets from the Gift Store or Mineral Shop before you head out.

Exploring the City

The Flagstaff area is a stunning place, both geologically and culturally. Learn more about the city with a visit to the Museum of Northern Arizona. The museum was established as a repository for Native American artifacts and specimens of natural history from the Colorado Plateau. Today, you can absorb local culture and history through permanent and temporary exhibits. After you’re done viewing the museum’s exhibits, step outside and explore the nature trails that surround the museum. Trek along the rim or hike to the canyon bottom of the Rio de Flag. Beautiful and informative both indoors and out, it’s a good way to learn the area when you reserve a spot for your rental motorhome at Flagstaff KOA.The big open skies of Arizona make it the perfect place to establish an astronomical observation site. The Lowell Observatory was established in 1894 and is one of the oldest of its kind in the United States. Experience the vast cosmos through live presentations, exhibits, and multimedia shows. And when the weather permits, visitors can view the sun and other stars. No matter your age, there’s something for everyone here.Get your heart racing at the adventure course about ten miles southwest of Flagstaff KOA. A high ropes course for kids and adults, you can spend your day zip lining from tree to tree without ever having your feet touch the ground. With more than 30 exhilarating zip lines, suspended bridges, swings, slides, and even an aerial surf board, come visit one of the largest zip line courses in the western United States when you're RV camping at Flagstaff KOA.