We only stayed one night, but it was truly unforgettable! Sitting outside our RV under the stars…read morewas absolutely spectacular,it felt magical. The next day we explored the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest, which made the trip even more special. This park is definitely up and coming, and you can tell they are putting a lot of effort into making it even better. The dog park was wonderful, and our pup had the best time there! We cannot wait to come back, hopefully for a longer stay, so we can soak in more of those incredible night skies and continue exploring the area. On top of it all, our Starlink worked flawlessly and was blazing fast, so working remotely here would be a dream. Already looking forward to our next visit!

We have a seasonal package with this campground and love it here, we actually live there for 6…read moremonths out of the year during the summer. Great people and Vicki the manager is quite accommodating. Swim pond with slides, 2 fishing quarrys and they are always having something going on the weekends

We stopped in here for two nights as we begin our road trip to go see family and friends this…read moresummer We have stayed here before, so it was familiar, which is nice. We paid about $60 a night. This is laid out nicely with wide open spaces and level lots. We didn't really use any of the shared facilities this time since we're just getting started on our trip. The Front Desk staff are extremely friendly and they have a little shop in there as well for some necessities. There are a couple restaurants within walking distance, but we didn't partake this time It tends to get very windy in the afternoon and this part of the country so time your travel accordingly we saw lots of tumbleweeds They do have a kids playground as well as propane available. It's also very quiet :) We paid about $60 per night for a full hook up

Excellent park, right off route 66. Terrific helpful staff from the first phone call to getting us…read moreto our campsite. Very long pull through gravel sites. Not a lot of shade, but I think that's common with camping in Arizona. There is a very nice dog park area with a very large shade tree. Laundry room is fantastic. It takes credit cards only & well maintained. Bathrooms are old, but extremely well maintained and very clean. There is also a multi use community building to use for gatherings or meetings, etc. I would absolutely stay here again when traveling and visiting! very quiet nice park.

One of the better KOAs we've stayed at during the x-country trip. Far enough away from I-40 that we…read moredidn't feel the trucks rumbling by. Plenty of tent sites. Dog friendly w fenced in yard. Playground. Picnic areas w fire pits. Nice bathrooms. Reasonable. What more could you want? I guess a beer garden is asking too much. 4 mosquito bites

Location, location, location!!! Just a short drive from historic Holbrook Downtown, Petrified…read moreForest National Park, the painted desert, and the Plotz Plot! The park amenities are well maintained and pleasant. The staff is friendly. There is a large dog park, pool, volleyball courts, walking track and so many others. This rv park is a bargain!!!!

What a cool park!…read more We have a lifetime parks pass, so it's been great to be able to explore when we can. We spent about 1/2 day here - drove to many of the overlooks for some very cool views. Followed someone recommendation to hike the Blue Mesa and truly felt like we were walking on the moon. Very cool colors and petrified logs lying around. It's about a mile; so quite a short hike but you are 'up close and personal' with nature. Take the time to walk thru the museum at the Inn (there's also clean restrooms here and an ice cream shop). They've done a great job preserving the original furniture and such. The parking lots at many of the stops had several spots for RV's and could accommodate towing as well. Clean restrooms thru out the park too A tip would be to hike in the morning as the afternoons can get pretty toasty and windy

I'm obsessed with petroglyphs. Want to see the coolest petroglyphs? Newspaper rock. Wanna see…read moregorgeous sand and petrified wood? This is your place. This is a fun park to drive through. You can take as long as you want, but really you can see quite a bit in a few hours. Definitely get the map.

Low rates nice owners. Long termer next to us started his diesel truck at 5AM let it run for a half…read morehour before leaving probably for work. So rude and selfish.

"The best thing about Joseph City is the people!"…read more We stayed at Norma's in Joseph City, AZ for the month of February 2021. We chose this park because it's in the perfect location to access so many great sites in the state for day trips (Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest NP, Meteor Crater, the 3 National Monuments in Flagstaff etc.) and the price was amazing compared to other parks in north Arizona. Their phone # is listed wrong on this site...Updated # is: (928) 386-1500 If you're looking for a park with fancy amenities or things to do in the town this is NOT your place, but Eugene the owner is a great guy, it felt very safe, they had AMAZING water pressure along with Full hook ups, and we enjoyed the peaceful country feel this town and RV park has. (You can hear roosters, there's a horse across the street and plenty of tumbleweed blowing around.) You can hear trains in the distance fairly often, but by the end of our stay the sounds lulled us to sleep and we grew quite accustomed to them. haha We were able to use General Delivery at the next door post office and groceries were a 20-30min drive away. We were very happy with our stay at Norma's and recommend it for anyone looking for a simple, inexpensive stay in the area with good people. Esther's Diner down the road has FANTASTIC food! She also owns the laundromat next door to the diner and can give you change for laundry if needed. The Loves gas station sells propane if needed. There's a small grassy park next to Norma's if you have pets or kids that want to run around. Lots of history in this small town and near Route 66. (Oldest Mormon settlement in AZ and some cool trading posts to check out) THINGS TO DO: Flagstaff (1.15hr away) Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater Volcano, Wupatki National Monuments (1- 1.5hrs away) Grand Canyon National Park (2.5hrs away) Sedona (2hrs away) Meteor Crater (45min away) Petrified Forest National Park (32 min. away) Standin' on the Corner (in Winslow,AZ) (25min away)

reserved a spot pulled in sewage water was all over the ground dog shit everywhere not a healthy…read moreplace to live no manager on site

First off, they answer their phone! No one else in the area did. Second, they are off a bit from…read morethe freeway, so less traffic noise. Excellent and friendly service meeting us after hours in the dark and helping to hook us up so we could settle in and rest after tackling the winds on i40 all day.

My husband and I stayed here for a week for the first time and had such an amazing experience! AJ…read moreand Machelle were absolutely amazing and so welcoming. The place is beautiful, peaceful, and well kept. We highly recommend staying here and will definitely be coming back again! --Kristina + Austin

This place is amazing! Great staff, wide open spaces…read more Nice little sttore Full hook ups Pet friendly. Really close to a lot of different places to visit in AZ Im so glad we found this place we will definitely be returning.

Nice clean park. It sits back far enough from the highway that makes it very quiet. Lots of fun…read moreactivities and people are very friendly.

From the owner: The White Mountains of Northern Arizona are where people come to escape the summer heat of the…read moredesert. Modern day camping enthusiasts choose Elk Pines RV Resort as their preferred wilderness base camp. This Age-Qualified community has 68 full hook-up sites, with 50 amp utilities in all our sites and is large enough to handle the big rigs, including toy haulers.

Scott and Jill, the current managers, have improved everything aspect of Putter's…read more Updated security, activities, quiet, quality residents. Super clean RV Park.

Putters Paradise RV Park Snowflake, Az. Sept. 2022…read more SECURITY - No park security as far as entrance to park etc. No gate and a road runs along the side of the park with no fence. No fences anyplace. Cameras in the common areas and the office area, pool etc. Wi-Fi - Park Wi-Fi is s-l-o-w. If you try to stream they will slow you down. If you are in the front of the park you are down low, making even Cellular difficult depending on what company you are with. I can get zero over the air channels. Closest one is Phoenix I think. Poor to none OTA TV, Wi-Fi is not great, poor cell service. Everything I have tried gives broken up service, in and out. My hotspot, iPad as a hotspot and cell phone, but DVD works well. Wi-Fi will not connect automatically. Have to go to settings and babysit to get a connection. Wi-Fi also will not readily bring up signin when it's needed, daily for short term. SPEED - Speed limit is 10mph with speed bumps on the paved road, but speed limit still is pushed, many as they just bang over the speed bumps. SHOWERS - One each for men and Women. Seem in good shape and clean, did not use them. SITE SIZE - Smaller BACK IN SPOTS. Putting my larger trailer in was a challenge. There is not enough room in front of the site so had to worm it over with multiple shots. My third time backing this rig in but experience or not, this spot is too small without being able to use area across the road. LAUNDRY - Has some age on it but is basically in good shape, relatively clean and in good working order. 6 standard washing machines with 1 out of order and one large washing machine/6 standard dryers and 1 large dryer for large items. Dryers are $.75, Washer is $1.25. Not aware of cost of large machines. NOISE - Seems fairly quiet rural type setting even though there is a subdivision attached to the golf course next door. Evidently Arizona does not give tickets for noise or faulty mufflers but other than that pretty quiet. STAFF - Did not have much contact with the staff but the limited contact was good. SOME SERVICES - Laundry, above ground pool, & mail. The office sorts all incoming mail. OVERALL - Biggest disappointment is the misrepresentation of the photos on the web site. It has been many years, I think, since this park has looked like that. https://puttersparadiseaz.com/facilities/ PARK GROUNDS - maintenance appears to be at a minimum. The sites, both long and short term have weeds growing apparently uninterrupted and they smell bad. There was some cleaning up of sites, adding gravel and leveling but a ways to go. Looking from the road next to the RV campground, it looks bad with weeds and stuff visible to the neighborhood. This park is not for large RV's in my mind. As explained previously. I would stay here again but the inability to handle the length would be a strong limiting factor. A possibility would be to work with the authorities to have pull through sites from the road next to the park. On the good side, expenses appear to be good. Our average daily rate was around $22, laundry was also cheaper than the average. We had some problems with reservations and the park was very accommodating. You don't have to travel far for towns and services and when you do the traffic isn't bad. On the other hand, lots of things to see in the area with a little travel.