We spent a day here and this place is one of the best kept campgrounds I've seen. The managers keep…read moreit clean, supplies are stocked well, and friendly people. It's quiet and rules are enforced, which makes it a safe and comfortable place to stay. The campsites are fairly large and spread out and paths can be found to a nearby lake. There are stone picnic tables and fire pits. Roads are paved and great for kids to play in large forest trees and pine needle grounds. Will look forward to staying as much as possible. Toilets and showers available too!

We had such an amazing time. The staff was amazing Leah, Paul and Dennis. They were so helpful and…read morefriendly I was so impressed. Our site was spotless when we arrived, the facilities were always clean. I love how accommodating this place was. It was nice to be able to buy firewood and ice if needed they would deliver to your site. We were traveling with a baby and pets so it was great to have the piece of mind that we were in a safe place! Thank you to the whole staff at pine grove we can't wait to return!

I stayed here Tues-Thurs (July 2025). Overall it was a pleasant stay!…read more CAMPGROUND/RESTROOMS: The campground is quiet and small but is well kept. Campsites and restrooms are clean. The campsites are nicely spread out which allows for privacy and quiet. The campsites have paved back-in "driveways" to park vehicles. Some sites have cemented eating areas and others don't. Each site has a fire pit, grill, and a picnic table. There is little to no lighting at night so be sure to have lamps and flashlights with you. Only the restrooms have lighting at night. Restrooms also have toilet paper and hand soap. There are 3 restroom buildings throughout the campground with both mens and womens stalls. There are NO SHOWERS at this campground. Outside each restroom building is a water spigot that has clean tap water. There are also recycling bins and a large commercial trash bin. HOSTS: The campground hosts were very nice and welcoming. They do a great job of maintaining the campground so shout out to them! CELLPHONE SERVICE: Cellphone service can be hard to access at the campground but as soon as you reach the entrance of the campground, you can get a few bars of service. My service provider is Cricket/AT&T but I noticed others at the campground also had trouble with cell service. TOURIST SITE RECOMMENDATIONS: *SUNSET CRATER VOLCANO (~5-10mins away) located next to the campground *WUPATKI (~30 mins east past Sunset Crater Volcano) *WALNUT CANYON (~20 mins south of the campground) Happy Camping!

We stay here for four nights during the week of Memorial Day (May 24-27, 2024), site was 44, which…read moreis a pull in drive way, fit a trailer and a sedan. (Keep in mind there is a fee for a second vehicle.) Not to far from the restroom ( the cleanest restroom there is) the host really take care of the place, has a facet for cleaning or getting water ( just don't wash your dishes there, not allow) Be ware if ya'll are heading in the summer, there was a few yellowjacket and wasp, we brought a trap to prevent getting strung, didn't get strung but get one if you needed. There were a couple of flies, friend got a fly trapper too so took care of that. When we went, there weren't mosquitos but again, we got a spray and sprayed just in case. I had t-mobile and there wasn't any signal, but if you drive out of the campground, you get signal right away. The site was pretty decent, you can put two tents and have a lot of room, fire pit was pretty deep, a nice concrete picnic table and trees all around; which you can bring a hammock and tied around the truck. Across of the site was the Sunset Crater Visitor Center that leads you to the Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, worth the drive and visit, there's a few view spots that you can bring food to have a picture and the views are just spectacular. This site is about an hour and forty-five minutes away from the Grand Canyon, about thirty minutes away from Flagstaff for your grocery needs. They don't have showers here but I recommend ya'll to shower at Little America Travel Center (2515 East Butler Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86004) showers were only $15.00 (tax included) and they have a freaking bathtub with a separate shower. You have an hour to take a shower or bath, they provide with one towel, hand towel and a mat towel. Especially after a long day at the Grand Canyon, a much needed shower that last more than thirty minutes is great. I hope this reviews helps to anyone that is planning a trip there.

It was awesome to just BE in nature with loved ones…read more It's beautiful... we stayed in Loop C - site 55 tent only site with zero hook ups. Our friends brought an RV and it was so fun to experience the campground together. It's a big campsite with 4 other loops surrounding the lake PLUS day use passes with no fee available! If you don't have kayaks, paddle boards, canoes, you can rent them by the hour at the Black Bear Shack which also serves up some XL size slushies and yummy ol' fashioned ice cream all the necessities you may want like ice, wood, etc. Although you can't swim in the lake, the fishing is GREAT and so is the size of the lake to let the littles go explore on their own in a kayak! It did rain on us one night but was welcomed coming from Phoenix! Also campfires are allowed so yay for s'mores, story telling and just intentional family time. We will be back for sure. We had the best time!! And yes port-o-potties are the main option but thank God for baby wipes and honestly, amazing hosts who kept it clean and the smell manageable.

We came here for the first time mid June with a group of friends and really loved the campsite…read more They have large and clean porta potties available with fully stocked toilet paper. Unfortunately, we couldn't have a fire due to fire restrictions. However, we were able to bring our own gas-powered fire pit. I'm glad my husband checked the website a few days prior to our reservation, otherwise we wouldn't have known. It would be nice to get informed by email if you have a reservation about fire restrictions, because if we didn't bring our blackstone to make our food, I would have been very upset. Before arriving, I did some research on the black bear shack that our friends told us about, but sadly found out they are not at this campground anymore. The road coming in is extremely bumpy and rough. When leaving the campground, I recommend going left instead of right. Our cars needed a very good car wash after! The campground is very beautiful. The weather was perfect; in the 50s at night and high 70s in the afternoon. I would definitely camp here again.

This is a two part review. The first, the campground itself gets 2 stars. It's close to the highway…read moreand traffic is heard driving by even before the sun comes up. Traffic is heard all waking hours. If you're idea is to go camping and only hear the birds singing, the water flowing in the creek and the wind blowing through the trees, think again. We were in space 21 next to the restrooms and there is a fan that runs 24/7 blowing the air from the "pit" out a vent pipe that runs above the roof. Fortunately, 90% of the time the wind was blowing away from us but occasionally we were hit by the stench of the vault toilet perfume. The fire pits are not buried so be prepared to use more wood if you're cooking over the fire. The second part of this review is regarding the camp hosts. 1 star (there's no 0 star choice). They are militant. After we had set up camp and were starting our fire to cook dinner, the husband/wife duo came into camp, clipboard tucked in the arm of the lady. The first thing she said as they approached was "that's a lot of smoke there". Looking into the fire pit, she said, "oh, pine needles. That's why. You should use pine cones. They don't smoke as much. But you have a flat fire, not a teepee. That's good news". The husband instructed to use two buckets of water to put out the fire. And stir with a stick to make a slurry. And it's good to keep 4-6 oz of water in a small bottle nearby when cooking to help control the fire too. Really? Next the husband said let's go over the rules. No camp showers. No noise between 10pm and 8am. No generators after hours. No loud radios. Musical instruments are ok. There was more but I don't remember it all. They made rounds in their golf cart every hour or so. Camp hosts were around the entire time we were there. I'd never seen anything like it. They were rude and insulting, treating us like we were children. I've been camping for 50 years. Not my first time around the block. But this was the first time I've been insulted and bothered so much by a camp host. They said they were coming back to host next year. For that reason alone we will avoid this campground.

My family and I have enjoyed camping here multiple times a year for about 5 years now. We love it!…read moreLots of shade and fresh drinking water to refill our jugs. It's conveniently located and nicely maintained. I really appreciate the ice and wood service they provide. The camp hosts are typically super friendly and relaxed. This summer however- I did notice that one of the male camp hosts was a little bit over the top when it comes to surveillance. He seemed hyper vigilant and I felt "watched" - which is not the most comfortable feeling as a woman camping in the woods. Other than that- we always love this camp ground and appreciate the wonderful camp hosts and beautiful natural wonders!

Stayed here at Site 14, 6/18-6/21 to celebrate boyfriend's birthday and had an amazing time!!…read more Spacious with enough room for two tents. Picnic table was in the sun most of the day so would recommend pop up gazebo or umbrella in the summer. Plenty of room to post up around the fire pit! Key amenities: Bathrooms close by. Multiple bathrooms around campgrounds. Each one has a potable water station outside! Firewood and Ice for sale (can pay with card but easier with cash!) Trail directly to the lake! Tips: Bring hand soap (hand sanitizer only at the bathroom). Only 2 cars per site and hosts come by at night to pick up the $10 payment for the second vehicle (card acceptable!) Hosts were SO kind and campground is very well taken care of. Thank you for having us!

This was such a pretty camp site! It was well taken care of, and dog friendly! They sell wood and…read moreice on site. I believe wood was $10 and ice was $5. They have 2 trails connected to the campsite. One that is .5miles goes under the road to the lake, and one that is 1mile and goes up the mountain for the lake views. The campsite director did mention there are ravens so you do need to hide your food if you're going to be away. There were some ants, my dog did get bit up by some sort of bugs on her stomach. The campsite was $30 for the night + $10 for an extra car. I highly recommend this place! It was so peaceful

A beautiful hike. 3 miles in, 3 miles back. The way up is mostly uphill. Not too difficult overall…read more Expect to spend about 3.5- 4 hours round trip to the meadow. Apparently a few years ago you could drive in, but just a note, the road was closed when we got there and we had to hike to the meadows (it was worth it). Best time to go is in the fall. Lots of aspens. You can backpack in and camp (I believe completely for free). Loved it.

The Inner Basin Trail is a beautiful hike to take in the Fall if you want to see the leaves change…read morecolor. Lockett Meadow is just outside of the town of Flagstaff at the base of the San Francisco Peaks. The peaks themselves are the remains of an extinct volcano. There is a small campground and many dispersed sites at Lockett Meadow that offers nice scenic views of the San Francisco Peaks. The road itself to Inner Basin Trailhead sucks. It is narrow and bumpy. Be extra careful driving up this road as it barely has room for one car. The road closes up in the winter season. The parking lot holds around a hundred cars and fills up fast, so plan to get there early. The trailhead is beautiful and shaded by aspen trees. I love when the sunlight peaks through the trees. There might some snow on the ground if you do this hike in the Fall. I personally think the snow adds beauty to your photos when there are leaves on the ground. The trail joins with the Waterline Trail briefly before you you get to the Inner Basin area where it connects to the Weatherford Trail. There is also a service road that you have to walk on briefly. The inner Basin Trailhead is a loop and is around 3.5 miles. There are lots of spots to stop and take photos along the way so plan on the hike being a few hours if you are a photogenic person. This is a really pretty hike, just a crappy drive to get to it.

Stayed here for a couple of nights and loved it! Tents are spacious and comfy. Onsite dining is…read moregreat. Staff is AMAZING! Chase felt like a guy we've known for years. Star gazing, fishing, frisbee golf, board games, s'mores...all the greatest parts of camping but with real beds, heat/AC and running water. About an hour from the Grand Canyon. I would totally stay here again.

Beautiful property and the views and stargazing are perfect. The inside of the tent is so spacious,…read moreclean and outside has chairs as well as the hot tub that we paid extra for. I would recommend getting the tent with the hot tub. There was also a telescope in our room which was very fun! Breakfast is included - pretty basic but nice to have. The one thing I would say needs to be improved is the walking paths that are "paved". They are absolutely not paved, we went all over the property trying to look for them and the map that they give you is not accurate. Nothing was paved. We tried going for a morning run/ walk and ended up getting destroyed by mosquitoes trying to find this path that doesn't exist. Needless to say we couldn't go for a nice morning run/walk. Please bring bug spray , the mosquitoes are no joke.

Beautiful rooms with reclaimed wood headboard and desk…read more Spacious with great grounds to walk around on. Stayed two nights and used as a home base for Grand Canyon adventures. Highlight of the trip!

We decided last minute on the Friday before the 4th of July that we indeed could not bare the heat…read moreany longer in Phoenix so my husband called Little America to see if they had any rooms, thankfully they did. We packed our bags and headed up to Flagstaff for some reprieve. A little nervous taking our 2 year old but based on the reviews, we took a chance. I'm beyond grateful we did. Our hotel room was exactly what we needed, two beds, plenty of space, updated, mini fridge, mini microwave, bathtub to bathe little, super comfy beds and blackout shades to get some well deserved rest (if you have kids - you know). We only checked out the restaurant for breakfast and it was okay - nothing amazing but also not bad. The waitstaff were very pleasant and timely. The amenities are what really stole the show. The park was actually perfect for our toddler to run around, get dirty and make some new friends. It's well designed to accommodate kids of all ages and actually entertained me as mom too. We met plenty of other parents there with their littles which made it that much better. We planned to check out the pool but our son was on explorer mode so the trails, basketball court and park took up his time. The only downside to our stay, was that our bathtub drain was clogged so our showers were so fun with standing water up to our ankles. We did call a few times but no one ever came to fix it (maintenance was tied up with the pool I later heard and it was a holiday weekend so maybe they were short staffed). I called and spoke with the front desk who offered us a comp toward our bill for the inconvenience which was appreciated. Overall we had a lovely stay and plan to return in the winter for their Christmas festivities.