Fort Tuthill Recreation Area

Priced right. Pump truck comes to pump port-o-pots and gladly pumps RVs. Bargain at $20 since we've been here 8 of our 10-day visit and didn't have to move to dump station and back! 5 MPH speed isn't being enforced and dust issue requires using AC rather than open windows and fresh mountain air. However traffic is higher this weekend due to music festival at county facilities adjacent. Great place to relax and nearness of things to do is awesome. We come here annually in September and will continue enjoying Fort Tuthill in the future.

This is my 3rd visit to this hidden little gem just south of Flagstaff, if you are looking for multiple levels of camping this is the place from Hotel (does not have AC) to A-frame cabins fit about 8 people, smaller Cabins, Yurts and campgrounds. it is not designed for the monster motor coaches, but has an array of sites to fit most needs. Campgrounds are not huge but nicely hidden in the pines. The staff is always courteous and kind. They are more then willing to let you know what is going on in the local area. If you want a relaxing place with the sounds of kids playing and a dog barking every once in awhile this place is heaven. It is one of my favorite places. 

Campground is in a great location to visit the Grand Canyon and Walnut Canyon National Parks, Sedona and Flagstaff. Needs some updating for current RVs--larger rigs can fit in of the sites but only one has 50 amp hookup and none are full hookup. There was so much dust that it was not pleasant to set outside. We spotted a water truck keeping dust down in the area; they should use in the campground or contract to cover the campground (if it belongs to a different organization).

Our second stay here. Just wish they'd cut some of the small trees that make getting around with big rigs very difficult. Other than that, this is a great CG and now they're part of the FamCamp family so I got my Passport stamped! (Didn't do that four years ago.) Super location in a really interesting town. Went to all the nearby National Monuments and Parks, including the Grand Canyon, as well as visited the Lowell Observatory. Got to look at the moon through a 121 year old telescope!

Thought we would add a review as there hasn't been any for a couple years. This Fam Camp was one of the nicest we have stayed at. The staff in the lodge were very friendly and check in took only a couple minutes. The Fam Camp also has a lodge, cabins and yurts. The bath house was clean and great water pressure. The sites are wooded and easy in/out.Their description says they are not Big Rig friendly. They are. We are in a 40' site , traveling in a 38'Class A. Plenty of room for the RV and car. Only negative is no sewer hook up. There is a dump station if needed. WiFi is non existence in the campground.Remember you are in the mountains here.Much colder than surrounding areas.

We were delighted to find that there was a military campground in the Flagstaff area as we worked our way across Route 66. Unfortunately, in our experience, location is the best aspect of this facility. The cabins, yurts, and lodge-style accommodations looked nice and seemed well utilized. The common areas and facilities appeared clean and well-kept. We found the employees to be civil but not helpful. The first words spoken to me on arrival and check-in were, "Military ID and card for payment." No "Please," "Hello," "Welcome," or other greeting. We arrived mid-afternoon and, while setting up, very loud music started coming from the common area about 75 yards away. It was loud enough that we couldn't have a conversation outside and it rattled some fixtures inside the RV. I walked down to the desk to ask if anything could be done... I was told, "They're having a wedding" without any other comment or offer to intervene (there was no evidence of a wedding in the group - just grilling and lots of kids playing). The noise went on well after dark and into the evening. The campground is well-shaded (I only found one site that had a view of the Dish western arc satellites). The roads are dirt and the 5 MPH speed limit is not enforced, so between the traffic and the wind, dust and dirt prevented us from opening windows - even though the temps were extremely pleasant. Our campsite was significantly unlevel from front-to-back, but OK side-to-side. The ground was dry when we arrived, but there were many deep, hardened ruts in ours and other campsites where rigs had come and gone on wet, muddy soil. The sites are a mix of 30- and 50-amp and we were assigned a 30-amp site. There are no sewer connections at the campsites and the dump site is laid out with the connections on the wrong side when exiting the campground. The laundry facility is clean and has four washers and four dryers in good condition. There is no place to hang clothes in the laundry and no rolling basket with a hanging bar, either. The location was convenient for exploring the area, but we probably won't stay here again.

Tried several sites until settled on one that was sort of level. Not all sites have electric and water available, they are spaced around the campground. This campground is way over due an upgrade / modernization. Seems like an a bit of effort to level the sites would go a long way. It is convenient to Flagstaff and things to see in the area. We would stay again although cost is a bit high for the quality of the campground. The staff was helpful. 

We just finished a five week cross country trip from FL to CA and back in May. We stayed at 9 military RV parks. All are very different. We ended up staying here two different times on our trip because of the proximity to Sedona, the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, and Mormon Lake. The sites are not paved and not really level. There is no sewer hook ups. There is a bathhouse and some port-o-potties. It is nice and quiet. We hung out at the lodge lobby for some free wifi. The receptionist started a fire in the fireplace so it was quite a nice evening. 
Wal-mart is just a few minutes away for provisions.