Outdoor Recreation

What the heck is going on around Sedona? A lot it turns out. This town has more incredible outdoor activities than you can shake a hiking stick at. So if you think Sedona is just red rocks and beautiful views, check out the resource links below and let us be your guide to fun and good times.

Types Of Recreations:

Campgrounds There are lots of luxurious resorts in Sedona – but if you want to rough it, this is the place for you, too! Wilderness Only minutes from Sedona, you can go back to nature in one of the lushest, most spectacular forests in America. And you thought we were only red rocks! Boating/Fishing The landscape of Sedona is more than desert; believe it or not, some people visit just to immerse themselves in it’s incredible water activities. Scenic Drives Want to sightsee but left your hiking boots at home? No problem! You can check out some pretty spectacular Sedona sights from the comfort of your car--so make sure your windows are clean. Picnic Areas Fire up the grill and get cooking! What could be more fun than a family picnic in the shadow of Sedona’s red rocks? By the way, how do you like your burger? Archaeology Sites Sedona has breathtaking Native American ruins as much as 900 years old; visiting them is like stepping into a time machine. Golf Red rocks and blue skies suit Sedona’s golf greens to a tee. Whatever your score, the view from local links is always above par. Powerchuting Soar like an eagle when you take a tour in Powerchute Sedona’s “personal flying craft.”

Campgrounds

Bootlegger and Manzanita Campgrounds Fee : $16.00 per night, $7 additional vehicle Reservations : No Of Sites : 10 single-unit sites at Bootlegger, 19 sites at Manzanita RV/Waste : No/No Cave Springs and Pine Flat Campgrounds Fee : $16.00 per night, $7 additional vehicle Reservations : 18 sites at Pine Flat, 11 sites at Cave Springs Of Sites : 78 single-unit sites at Cave Springs, 58 sites at Pine Flat RV/Waste :Yes/No Chavez Crossing Group Camp Fee : $45.00, $65.00 and $140.00 group areas Reservations : Yes, required Of Sites : 3 group sites (110 max occupancy) RV/Waste : No/No Beaver Creek Campground Fee : $12.00 per night/campsite; $5 additional vehicle Reservations : No Of Sites : 13 single-unit sites RV/Waste : No/No Clear Creek Camp and Group Campground Fee : $12.00 per night/campsite; $5 for additional vehicle. Reservations : Reservations required at Group site only- single units not reservable Of Sites : 18 single-unit sites, one group site RV/Waste : No/No ~TOP~ Wilderness Munds Mountain Wilderness Size: 18,150 acres Highlights: Hiking and horseback trails, unique rock formations, great scenery, riparian area, indian ruins, wildlife viewing Red Rock, Secret Mountain Wilderness Size: 49,950 acres Highlights : Hiking and horseback trails, indian ruins and old cabins, rock formations, swimming, scenic views and wildlife viewing Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Size: 55,937 acres Highlights : Hiking and horseback trails, fishing, indian ruins and old cabins, rock formations, swimming, scenic views and wildlife viewing West Clear Creek Wilderness Size: 15,238 acres Highlights : Hiking and horseback trails, fishing, swimming, scenic views, wildlife viewing Wet Beaver Wilderness Size: 6,156 acres Highlights : Hiking and horseback trails, fishing, swimming, red rock and other great scenery, wildlife viewing Fossil Springs Wilderness Size: 11,550 acres Highlights : Hiking and horseback trails, unique rock formations, great scenery, lush riparian area, wildlife viewing ~TOP~ Boating/Fishing Oak Creek Facilities : developed campgrounds, picnic areas, hiking trails, drinking water and toilets at Slide Rock and Red Rock State Parks Highlights : Fishing, waterplay, hiking, biking, sightseeing, wildlife viewing Stoneman Lake Facilities : Gravel boat ramp and parking area, picnic tables and vault toilets Highlights : Boating, fishing, picnicking and wildlife viewing Verde River Facilities : Developed Day Use Facilities include vault toilets and picnic tables Highlights : Fishing, boating, waterplay, whitewater rafting, hiking, biking, sightseeing, wildlife viewing Wet Beaver Creek Facilities : Campground, picnic area, drinking water, vault toilets, hiking trails, wildlife viewing, wilderness Highlights : Fishing, camping, waterplay, hiking sightseeing West Clear Creek Facilities : Primitive campground with vault toilets at Bullpen, Hiking trails, Drinking water, cooking grills, vault toilets, and Hiking group area at Clear Creek Campground Highlights : Fishing, Camping, Waterplay, Sightseeing, Wildlife viewing, Photography ~TOP~ Scenic Drives Desert Canyon Scenic Drive Length : 25 miles Road Condition : FR 618 is graveled and suitable for passenger cars, however it can become soft and slippery when wet. State Road 260 is paved. Highlights : Sightseeing, History (ruins and ranches), camping/picnicking, swimming/wading, fishing, hiking, biking, wildlife watching Oak Creek Canyon Length : 88 miles Road Condition : All roads are paved and plowed, but can be slippery after a winter storm Highlights : Sightseeing, camping/picnicking, swimming/wading, fishing, hiking and wildlife watching Red Rocks and Sycamore Canyon Loop Length : 25 miles Road Condition : FR 152C is paved to Boynton Canyon and the Red Rock Loop is paved except for the last mile or so. The rest of the route is unpaved and can become muddy and slippery when wet. Highlights : Sightseeing, red rocks, picnicking (primitive), hiking, biking and wildlife watching ~TOP~ Picnic Areas Banjo Bill, Halfway and Encinoso Picnic Areas Fees : Yes Facilities : 8 sites at Banjo Bill, 11 sites at Encinoso, 9 sites at Halfway, picnic tables and cooking grills, vault toilets, drinking water only at Encinoso Picnic Area Slide Rock State Park Fees : $8.00 per vehicle entry fee Facilities : Picnic tables, cooking grills, snack bar, toilets and running water Crescent Moon Picnic Area Fees : $5. or $7. per vehicle depending on season Facilities : Picnic tables, cooking grills, group ramada, vault toilets Grasshopper Point Fees : $5. or $7. per vehicle depending on season Facilities : Accessible picnic tables, vault toilets, cooking grills ~TOP~ Archaeology Sites Palatki Heritage Site Fees : No Facilities : Vault Toilet, Drinking Water V - V Petroglyph Site Fees : No Facilities : Vault Toilet, Drinking Water Honanki Ruin Fees : No Facilities : Vault Toilet, Drinking Water back to top ^

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