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August 2023 by Google user
Our first time staying here. It was an amazing RV park. They have a few sites that are water and sewer, the rest are all dry camping or tent camping. The nice thing about this RV park is that it's near a bunch of activities for kids and adults! We will definitely be coming back.
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February 2023 by Rebecca Torres
Easy to get to and parking. Can get super busy or full. Plan ahead. Picnic tables to sit and eat. Lots of spots to play. Family friendly. Be a nice human being and pick up your trash or pieces of broken sleds. Plenty of trash cans around. Have fun!
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February 2023 by Jeffrey Viterbo
Great place to bring the kids for snow fun. Lots of small hills for sledding or just sliding on your butt. Plenty of snow and space to not be crowded. Spent 3 hours having a great time. They also offer the a challenge course and had zip lines, bike course and more.Restrooms: Public restrooms, and port o potties on site.
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February 2023 by Lin Ennis
The Snow Park was fantastic. We did the tubing, 4 of us on a Sunday afternoon in February.Each color run has a difference in distance, moguls, whatever. When you get to the bottom, you relinquish the tube you stood in line for and go to the next run or the back of the current line.It seemed like 15 minutes climbing the steps to the top and 5 seconds sliding down. I didn't time it. We were engaged in conversation and people watching, so it was not onerous. We did all 5 runs in about two hours.There's a separate spot for little kids by themselves, but many children rode tubes beside their parents' innertubes.One shock to me was the taxes and surcharges, which they said they would make clearer on the website. We had 2 free tickets and 2 paid tickets. The cumulative fees were $1 short of the price of another ticket!I highly recommend this activity at Ft. Tuthill! We've told lots of friends about it.There are food trucks and restrooms, in case you'd like to spend the whole day!You must buy tickets online! DON'T COUNT ON TICKETS AT THE WINDOW.Restrooms: Restroom block building.Picnic area: Tables and benches near the tubing area so you can watch your family ? if you aren't tubing yourself.
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January 2023 by Steve Durkee
Great sledding and snow play place if Flagstaff has more than 12" of snow. Has multiple hills. Best for saucer sleds as there can be some rocks. Parking can be an issue on weekends as it was pretty busy when we went but there was a good range of different hills for all ages.
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December 2022 by Al-Grace Barberan-Smirnov
Was not much people when we got there and bunch of little kids playing in the playground filled up with snow. My children was looking for more challenging spot so we went up and look for one, I even rode their sled too. I was a kid with my children again. That is all I needed just to get away from my bush career and seeing my children get laughter and spent more together.
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October 2022 by Tricia Parker Hamelberg
There are bike parks for all levels of riders. My 2 year old grandson and I enjoyed the beginner Strider/balance bike area while watching advanced riders do extreme jumps in their area! There are a few intermediate areas too.
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August 2022 by Stephanie Barco
A lot of fun, this park has a lot of activities to do and employees were very friendly. some activities start at 8, weekends start getting busy around 11.
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August 2022 by Elizabeth Markona
Great campground, friendly hosts, in the center of multiple activities. Lots of shade, trees, water access, and biking and hiking trails. This is a great site for families and friends to get together. If you're looking for perfect peace and quiet, it may be a good idea to check what activities are happening at the Pepsi Amphitheater and the fairgrounds first, or come mid-week. When the campground is full, as it often is when events are happening, you will hear other campers. People are respectful, but this is different than camping in an undeveloped campground.
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August 2022 by John Theis
Fun trails and there are plenty of short runs from easy to intermediate to expert to ride on. Was there on Thursday afternoon and had most of the track to myself.
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July 2022 by Dennis Galindo
So, literally the night before, we decide. Ziplining...Flagstaff.Can't say enough about what a rush through 100 year old Ponderosa Pines.Safety is their number one rule and the guides are completely supportive of your level of comfort. Will warn you, for the weak of heart. Emily, our guise. Well, I think that was her name anyway, she was super helpful and really good with a couple of my family members who tend to be directionally challenged and sometimes unable to follow directions.Your gonna be up 75-100 feet from the ground, but we'll worth the rush.
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June 2022 by Brandy Velez
An amazing place!!! We went with the WWP and they were absolutely amazing for our vets!!! It built up a lot of confidence in my husband who has been deathly afraid of heights but the ropes course at the flagstaff extreme is fantastic!!! Staff very friendly and helpful! We did get hit with a storm that day and as soon as the lightning flashed and thunder rolled out they were fast as could be to get everyone down and safe!!! We will most definitely be back with our family! They even had a kids course and it was awesome to see little kids up there doing it!!
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June 2022 by Farrah Bauer
We come and camp here every year for the Overland Expo West. Great camping area. You do hear some road noise depending on where you camp. Currently the bathrooms are closed but there were porta potties in several locations. The wind was really bad last time were we there in May 2022 and it cracked a tree near our camp. We informed the camp manager and the tree was cut down the next morning. Really enjoy canning here.
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May 2022 by Tom Crombie
Great park to stay in if you have a Military ID. Most of the spots are level and have water and electric. There is a dump station as you come into the park. Plus being close to the Grand Canyon, Winslow and Sedona makes it the ideal place to stay. Clean men's bathroom.
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March 2022 by Priscilla Frost
We really had a great time here. Kids had a blast tubing down snow covered slopes (even more so because they'd never seen snow before LOL)
