Crave the Grand Canyon's vast chasm? Coconino County owns the South Rim gateway, plus Flagstaff's craft beer scene and Sedona's vortex trails. Pull into Oleary Group Site, our sole listed park, and wake to ponderosa pines perfect for launching RV adventures.
Coconino sprawls over northern Arizona's rugged plateaus and forests. Grand Canyon National Park draws millions to viewpoints like Mather Point each year. Flagstaff's historic Route 66 buzzes with diners and Lowell Observatory's stargazing tours. Walnut Canyon National Monument reveals ancient Sinagua cliff dwellings perched on limestone walls.
Oleary Group Site suits big groups craving forest seclusion near Flagstaff. Pet lovers bring Fido: the site allows dogs on leashes across its acres. Pull-through spots handle lengthy rigs with ease, rates hit $171 to $199 nightly for prime Coconino National Forest access.
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Coconino County harbors the Grand Canyon's South Rim and San Francisco Peaks. Flagstaff anchors craft breweries like Mother Road Brewing and historic Lowell Observatory. Sedona's red rock spires lure vortex seekers, while Route 66 museums nod to road-trip lore. Campers chase hikes on Humphreys Peak or raft the Colorado River's wild stretches.
Oleary Group Site tops our directory for Coconino camping. This group-focused spot in Coconino National Forest offers pull-through sites north of Flagstaff. Pets join the fun on leashes, rates range $171 to $199 per night for forested basecamp vibes.
Yes, Oleary Group Site welcomes pets on leashes. Groups bring dogs to roam the surrounding Coconino National Forest trails without hassle. This setup suits furry companions during Grand Canyon day trips from Flagstaff.