As temps in Sedona crept into the mid-80s, it was time to pack-up camp and head to cooler weather. We trekked up the mountain, climbing 4000 feet, and landed at Naval Observatory Road in Flagstaff, Arizona.
The free campsite is listed on Campendium & FreeCampsites. Its easy to access and can accommodate large 5th Wheel rigs, but Class A’s may have an issue with low clearance dips in the road.
Here’s the Breakdown:
Location: Flagstaff, Arizona
GPS: 35.1886, -111.7349
Date / Temp: We camped here for 3 nights in late October. The highs were in the 60s with lows in the 40s. There are many tree providing shade and keeping the daytime temps very cool.
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Amenities: This site offers no amenities and practices a “Pack In, Pack Out” policy. We filled up with water at the Conoco in Flagstaff – that gas station also has a FREE dump station.
Wifi / Cell: We received a 4G LTE signal with both AT&T and T-Mobile (using our WeBoost Cell Booster). The speeds were amazing! We could easily stream music & movies and upload YouTube videos super quickly.
Noise: This site had 4 other campers well spread out. We could hear distant generators rumble, but that never bothers us. The interstate is also within an ears-range, creating ambient background noise.
Grocery / Errands: Downtown Flagstaff is 7 miles from the campsite and offers every shopping option we could want. The site is a straight shot to downtown, making errands easy & quick to complete.
Dog Friendly: This site is dog friendly. River had a lot of space to play and explore.
Entertainment: There is a lot to do in Flagstaff. We enjoyed hiking through the mountains. Downtown offers numerous bars & restaurants. Since its a college town, live music is also easy to find!
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