What a blast! We had a great time here this past Wednesday. The park opened up at 1 PM and we played for several hours. It's been a dry winter so all of the "snow" here is made with machines. There are many different tubing slopes and they were SO much fun! Not all of the tubing slopes were open but there was still plenty available and no wait times for us. Our 4 year old had a blast!! There are food trucks available or you can bring in your own food and drinks. Gear is also available for purchase (think gloves, etc). There is one kiddie slope (orange color) for the little ones -- this is the only slope that can be used for double riding in a tube. Overall an amazing experience for us! Would absolutely recommend and be back for more snow fun! read more

There is activities for all here. We had fun riding our bikes on the trails. Great place to being your family.

We come because of the bike race, but would never stay otherwise. In the pines but looking out my RV window my view is a cordoned area with caution tape. Although I really hesitate to criticize the employees as their direction is probably from those that aren't even here. Lets just say we work at little to no interaction. Cant there be some direction on how to positively interact with the public, people are here on vacation. Remove the unsightly caution tape, looks like a lowlife camp, maybe help people find there site as there are no delineated sites, even the roadways are poorly marked. Appears to be no maintenance on the picnic tables, flaking paint. No restrooms in the campground just port a potties. This is a County Park youu probably have equipment to construct restrooms. The portable water faucet is so low maybe treat your guests to a faucet that is 4 ft higher with a faucet that doesn't spray water. You should be ashamed. Not a good image for Flagstaff! You could make this nice! read more

When I'm in Flagstaff this is one of my favorite places to meditate, stretch, do some yoga, and walk. read more

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I camped here for the maximum 3 weeks and had a great time! I had just moved to Arizona from San Diego. There's alot of nice hikes nearby which I took advantage of in the gorgeous pine forests. There's about 50 campsites. I only had a tarp and the camphost was nice enough to let me use an extra tent they had(I can't vouch for that being available for other guests). I add a star for excellent service for that. I would walk to Flagstaff downtown several times which is a nice 2 mile walk. Note: The trail to Flagstaff is safe but not well lit at night so have a flashlight. There is also an adventure course right next to the campground which I didn't try but looked great for families with kids and teenagers(number #1 rated in Flagstaff I read). Highly recommended campsite. read more

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beautiful place to go relax great place for kids closed to great places to visit read more

Fort Tuthill County Park has it all... Most recently, my family went to the extreme adventure course and the bike park / BMX track, and it has been a blast! My son had a big a wipeout his first time there, but luckily no major injuries - just a strawberry on his leg and arm. My daughter wiped out too, but once she recovered, she found the easier track and enjoyed that without the fear. Now they keep asking to go back again and again... In addition to the adventure course and the bike park, we've enjoyed concerts at this park in years past. We have yet to camp or hike here... and the only other thing we have not done that this park currently offers is Covid-19 tests. Yes, there is a COVID-19 drive up testing are onsite. Hopefully we will not get sick and have to utilize that... Enjoy in good health! read more

Fun place to drive from Phoenix for the day and slide up small hills for little kids. You can rent tubes and slide down larger hills which is better for us adults. Go snow hiking on trails or just walk around and picnic in the snow. Cute place for families to get out and chill read more

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This is a great camp base to use for exploring Flagstaff. We camped here to get away for the hot summer of the Valley of the Sun. We reserved campsite B13. The campsite is on the slope on a hill and very dusty. At first, it was kind of annoying when stuff falls off the table because of the uneven grounds. Of course, we got creative and used rocks to stabilized everything else. The only thing I didn't like is the dust, I felt everyday being there in the campsite covered in dust. But that's how it is when out in nature. Be prepared to bring rugs and tarps to eliminate blowing dust. Also, to keep dogs to lay on them. The positive about the campsite is your away from everyone and have privacy. The area is surrounded by Ponderosa trees at night when it's windy it sounds like the ocean. It's very relaxing and hypnotic. read more

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Great day snowshoeing here. Free parking. Bathrooms. Get there early. Easy access to the park trails as well as the Flagstaff Urban Trail System. read more

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We decided to play in the snow for my sons 6th birthday. This place was about a 5 minute drive from our hotel. There are 2 separate parts to this park, a pay to get in part, and a free part where you can just park and go out into the woods to play in the snow. We went with the free option. We found a parking spot, and hiked back into the woods for a bit and found an area away from everyone. It was nice! Kids had a blast! Will definitely come back to this park when we head up to Flagstaff for some fun in the snow! read more

Fort Tuthill County Park - Wife and kids in the snow. Free parking, and lots of space to roll around and play in the snow. Had a great time, here! - Parks Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

Super. Cool. Park. What a great addition to ANY community, especially one that already has a vibrant mountain biking community. Mountain Biking, surprise, surprise, actually takes some skill to really excel at it. The term "just like riding a bike" really doesn't apply here. However, here at Fort Tuthill, you can hone those needed skills with an assortment of jumps, banked corners, drops and then take those skills to the nearby trail system (which is impressive in Flag). Lots of free parking, no entrance fee, available honey bucket. Bring the fam, bikes, (helmets and gloves also recommended). Located on the West side of I-17 a few miles south of Flag. Give your eyes a rest from your screen and grab some fun on a bike! read more

We visited Fort Tuthill County Park during the 2018 Expo West event, and it was a really nicely held event. The parking could have been handled a little better, but overall our experience here was very pleasant. There were plenty of restrooms for the crowds, we never waited, and the food court area had several food trucks pumping out the tacos. We waited about 10 minutes for our food. Pack sunscreen if you attend an event here, as the shade was minimal. Also, wearing a hydration pack at this elevation would be a plus if you are so equipped. Water consumption is a must for our fellow flatlanders, and it's easy to forget that Flagstaff and it's surrounding areas are hovering around 7,000' in elevation. Wear comfortable shoes and all should be good for any visit to this location. read more

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Came to flagstaff snow park, had a great time. 15$ adults 11$ admission fee, they had 5 hills for snow tubbing. They supply the tubes. They had a big fire to keep warm, and 4 food trucks. Very easy to get to right off the 17. There were lots of people but the lines moved fast. They have a morning time from 9am to 1 pm and an afternoon from 1 to 5pm. read more

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DO NOT CAMP HERE! The camp host and her husband are some of the rudest people I've ever met. I don't know if they were having a bad day, or something else; but from the first contact we had with them, they were rude, condescending and demonstrated a complete lack of respect. You might think I exaggerate when I make this next statement, but I promise you, I'm not. It felt as if it the hostess and her husband were begrudgingly gracing us with the opportunity to stay in their own little kingdom. Even after we listened to the 15 minute lecture on rules and handled the cumbersome check-in, the husband drove by our campsite--eying everything carefully--at least every few hours. If you like paying to be mistreated and unwelcome, then by all means, book a stay! read more

Ok, great that they check temps at the door and require masks, but it was packed with people. We had a time slot between 1pm and 4 but had to wait in line to get checked in for 30 minutes and then walk a bit so it ate up about an hour our time including finding parking. The email stated they had bathrooms so we were expecting buildings with restrooms and a place to dry off or warm up, but they had port o potties instead and they were lined up by the food trucks so it smelled like poop on your way to get food. The seating areas were full and were just old dirty picnic tables and we could not find a table to eat or sit down. There was also music blasting with trashy music. Since it was Christmas week, we expected something more festive and cheery. The Lines were long and there was very little snow, in fact the hills were like ice tubing instead of actually sledding type snow, it made the rides very rough. I also assumed because they use the snow machines there would be places to build a snowman or play in the snow but there were no play areas, they could have easily had a little snow area off to the side of one of the farther hills. Also it was extremely crowded by the main area by the little hill that it made it difficult to enjoy the small hill. People were literally bumping into each other and crashing into each other going down that little hill. Overall, it was a bit disappointing. read more

While on a super fast vacation!! We squeezed in a visit to this park and really liked it. Our reason for going was that we have dogs that we travel with and they need to get out and run. Lots and lots of space for this. Now the signs posted say dogs need to be leashed but we broke the rules and let them off for 30 mins or so. They respond to voice commands so we had no issues.. a side from that, there is a mountain bike course a zip line course and looked like an equestrian jumping course.. lots of shade on the trails which is good because that sun is intense. Nice place.. read more

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Look, it's a beautiful park with loads of great options for families. But they need to focus on the major safety lapses at the bike park section. There are no employees overseeing safety. Many of the riders (mostly children) were not wearing helmets. And they have a platform that stands 6 feet above the top of a drop off. Parents were talking about more than one traumatic injury because of that platform just in the past week. Please make your kids wear a helmet. Get a good one, not used. Throw out helmets that have been in accidents. Make sure your kid knows how to fit it properly. It could save their life. And to the county for not looking out for these children: please think very hard about the lives on the line. You can do better. read more

I took my kids to Arizona Snow Park for New Years & we had an amazing time! We're from the Phoenix area & have zero snow experience or knowledge. So this was a great way to start. The runs were nicely kept & fun. The staff were kind & for the most part helpful. The food trucks are great, reasonably priced & the hot cider & cocoa came in handy! There are plenty of picnic tables to sit at & lots of open area for photos & building snowmen or having snowball fights. A suggestion I have would be to somehow have the tubes located at the top of the runs. It's very dangerous walking up the lines having to pull the tubes, especially if you have young children. Even with snow boots, you can slip. & some of the walkways/stairs are more dangerous than others. The only negative feedback I have would be the port-a-potty's. I understand this is an outdoors area, but they were just disgusting. You need a hazmat suit to enter. Hence the four stars instead of five. We will be returning in the future. read more

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This review is for the Flagstaff Snow Park. It is an amazing winter wonderland considering Flagstaff has had very little natural snow. They have made in an impressive amount of man-made snow which is absolutely perfect to tube on. The tubes were high quality and provided with the entry fee. Lots of different levels of runs. So fun for the whole family. Great to see so many families out having a good time. Friendly staff and yummy food trucks. All the staff were wearing masks and temperatures were checked at the entry. Felt like a safe environment for everyone. Thank you for the fun day!!! read more

Once again Fort Tuthill disappoints their patrons by hosting an event with one person taking parking admission at the entrance to the park. It took us a half hour to move 600 feet and we were late for the show. Every year during the fair event the same thing happens. There has to be a better way. Please take this to heart and make this an great event for everyone. read more

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This is one of the best camping places we've been to this winter !! tons of hills to go down the tube run was close due to not enough snow on the ground but the kids still had plenty to do with the snow that fell the night before . The cabins are well maintained clean and the prices are reasonable plenty of things to do here besides tubing they have rafting ,Jeep tours,Grand Canyon tours it's legit !! Must be military , active duty or disabled . read more

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Great place to Camp lots of fun stuff to do been here tons of times always a great experience lots lots of stuff to do like camping in Flagstaff Extreme in the rodeo nice picnic areas lots of trees very very popular spot read more

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Fun! Went for just under 2 hours with teen daughters and friends. There were 5 tube runs, different colors, "baby" ones and the runs progressed to longer and faster runs. Waited in line for about 20 mins per run. Guessing this was a "busy" day because they were turning people away when we got there. Be sure to buy your tickets online so you are guaranteed admission! Saw a few food trucks, didn't grab food there. Unfortunately had to use a port-a-potty there. Ugh, but at least there was a bathroom if you need it. Overall, fun for the whole family, we left after about 1.5 hours just because it got a bit boring going down the same tubes over & over again with older kids. However, for the price and if you want to play in the snow just for long enough & you don't want to spend lots of money, definitely worth it. Plenty of people in jeans & warm jackets, so don't feel you can't go if you don't have ski/snow clothes. read more

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Review for Snow Park. We went Presidents day weekend. The tickets are only sold online to a limited amount of people I'm told. Well, they sell WAY TOO MANY! I purchased an all day pass for my family of 6. That was $100. We went down 6 total slides before we gave up. The lines were ridiculously long (45 min) for each slide. The paths that you walk up and wait in were so slick that it was like walking on an up hill ice skating rink. Yes, that means all of us fell numerous times. HARD! Everyone did. That is unacceptable especially for a paid park. Food was also HORRIBLE. We actually waited 1 hour AFTER we ordered our food to get our plain hot dogs. Yes, 1 hour for hot dogs. More food trucks were supposed to be there but nope... Everyone was mad, people yelled, everyone froze and starved. Save yourself injuries and money and just head to your nearest fun hill in town. We sure did the following day and had a blast. We won't be back to the snow park. I'm sure someone will have an injury claim in the near future. read more

Awesome spot to take the kids for a snow day. We wanted to book at the snow park but were unable to get tickets and decided to drive up. After checking out a couple spots we settled here in the free county park area and the kids had a blast! Sleding, snowmen, etc.. was a great place and all we needed. Highly recommend read more

Super fun, kid friendly. The only thing i wished they told us is one person per tube, i had my 2 year old and we went all the ya to the top and my bf has to walk all the way down because he didn't have a tube. He was going to share with my 2 year old after waiting for 30 min on the hill. read more

Bruuhhhhh goood place to take people when it is snowing although there is no working bathrooms when I was there

Great place and lots of activities there. My favorite is Pickin in the Pines festival and County Fair.

We found this cute gem because we had a Zipline Adventure at the Flagastaff Extreme which is next door. We decided to get to our adventure early, and boy, were we glad. We always try and see something historic when visiting a town. This place is just full of such history. Worth the admission, and we were blessed to have James Denton on duty and gave our family such an personal tour. His knowledge and love for this little museum made our time there so enjoyable. If you are in the area, you need to take the time and see this place. read more

Been to a few events here and have always had a good time. It's a beautiful location just right off the 17, haven't stayed at the camp ground but looks like a nice spot, There's a disk golf course! Lots of parking but the parking lot could use a update. read more

We went to snow park in Jan. Large family group including a couple 2 yr old toddlers. We had SO much fun, even though the hills were not running fast. Food trucks were fun, and tubing down hills was great for everyone. Toddlers ride in their own tube but you are able to hold on to tube easily. Bottoms of tubes have a bottom panel so you stay dry! Tip: ride with your butt up slightly, so no drag on hill! . The lines were not bad when we went, but it would be so much nicer if they installed tow ropes to get inter-tubes and riders back up hill. Greer has this! read more

Update : I came here again but stayed in a cabin instead , it was great , 15 min away from downtown , it was a peaceful stay , highly recommend it instead of a camping site for this particular location read more

This was a great place for kids to go sledding and play in the snow. It was reasonably priced, easily accessible, and laid out for everyone to enjoy safely. There were different sledding hills identified by color. Each hill had corresponding tubes. The lines for each of the sledding hills were short and efficient. It's a great place to visit and I would love to go back again. I highly recommend this place. read more

This review is not for the snow park, only for the camping and hotel. We were unable to book any time in one of the cabins so we booked a room at the hotel last November. The Hilton it is not, but it was clean and comfortable. Comfortable until nightfall that is! There was NO heat so we were literally shivering in our rooms. We went to the office and they kindly gave us a space heater, which didn't work, after telling us the furnace was being serviced and wasn't working... "sorry we forgot to tell you at check in". So after a cold night, we looked forward to a warm shower. Nope, hot water system wasn't working either. After a very fast shower in very cold water, we packed and got ready to check out (altho we had planned on staying 2 nights, we just couldn't do a repeat). When we told the front desk we were leaving, they were insistent that we pay for night # 2, because they were "so busy" and the rooms were very desirable. She must have thought we were nuts because we were the ONLY ones there in the entire hotel. After a bit of arguing, they did not charge for the second night but we will probably not return. read more

One of the only places to go sledding (legally) in the Flagstaff area. Well organized, food trucks, several runs. Gets a little muddy and icy due to the sheer number of people on the runs. read more

The wife and I stayed at the Fort Tuthill AFB Rec Center and couldn't have been more pleased. Flagstaff is in your back yard, you experience all the comforts of home, but stay among the tall pines. Rentals are abundant. Ski equipment, canoes, kayaks, SUPs, and mountain bikes are available for your use. They have a snow tubing area (winter-use only, obviously), basketball courts and a kids playground. The area is close to several major attractions including The Grad Canyon, Sanoma, Sliding Rock State Park, as well as downtown Flagstaff. We will definitely stay here again. read more

The Fort Tuthill Mountain bike park is AMAZING, and so fun for all ages, and experience. I played for hours on the beginners jump flow and look forward to another visit, maybe try the advanced flow track. Such a fun group a people to play with. Good job Flagstaff ! read more