Welcome to Red Rock Country in Arizona!

The colorful collection of buttes, pinnacles, mesas and canyons surrounding Sedona is famous the world around for its red rock vistas. Over the years, this area has served as the setting of many western novels and movies and has been the subject of uncounted paintings, photographs and other works of art. The remains of ancient wetlands, these crimson cliffs have been carved by the forces of the desert into one of nature's most magnificent masterpieces.
No matter what you do in Red Rock Country, you're always sightseeing. Ways to get even closer to all this scenery include: hiking, horseback riding, taking a scenic drive, sliding down a natural waterslide, picnicking, camping, taking lots of photos and fishing in Oak Creek.
The Coconino National Forest has implemented the Red Rock Pass Recreational Fee Program. This innovative program is designed to increase visitor information and conservation education services, enhance the recreation experience, and perpetuate a healthy forest ecosystem. Learn more about this program at the Red Rock Pass page.
Red Rock District Office Moves to New Location. Situated on a site just south of the Village of Oak Creek on highway 179, the new facility will serve as our gateway to Red Rock Country with an expanded Visitor Contact Center encompassing some 5,000 square feet including an outdoor patio as well as the 7,000 square foot administrative headquarters for the Red Rock Ranger District. (also see: Addresses and Phones)

Campgrounds
Fee
Reservations
# of sites
Manzanita Campground
$18.00 per night, $7 additional vehicle
Yes, 11 of the 18 sites are available for reservations
18 single-unit sites
Bootlegger Campground
$18.00 per night, $7 additional vehicle
No
10 single-unit sites at
Cave Springs Campground
$20.00 per night, $7 additional vehicle
11 reservable sites at Cave Springs
82 single-unit sites at Cave Springs
Pine Flat Campground
$20.00 per night, $7 additional vehicle
18 reservable sites at Pine Flat
56 sites at Pine Flat
Chavez Crossing Group Camp
$65.00 and $85.00 depending on site size
Yes, required
3 group sites (110 max occupancy)
Beaver Creek Campground
$15.00 per night/campsite; $7 additional vehicle
No
13 single-unit sites
Clear Creek Camp and Group Campground
$15.00 per night/campsite; $7 for additional vehicle. Group fee see link
Reservations required at Group site only- single units not reservable
18 single-unit sites, one group site
If these campgrounds are full, here are two more possibilities in the general area:
Deadhorse Ranch State Park - In Cottonwood, Arizona
Ft. Tuthill Campground - Just outside of Flagstaff, Arizona. Click this link and scroll all the way to the bottom of the page.
For other options, here is a list of all Coconino Forest Campgrounds.