Arizona, Black Bart's RV Park is a few short miles from old downtown Flagstaff.  Easy freeway access for big rigs. 

 

Directions:

 

In the city of Flagstaff, exit the I-40 onto E. Butler Ave and proceed southeast.  The campground will be on the left side in approximately two blocks.

 

Please see the Campbase map tab provided here for an accurate location.  

Black Bart's Steakhouse and Musical Review, located at the campground, is one of the best entertainment restaurants we have seen.  The waiters all sing and dance and the food was great.  There is a bar in the restaurant.  After dinner and entertainment its just a short stroll back to the RV.  The steak house opens at 5:00 and the music starts at 5:30.  

 

Black Bart's RV's Park has a total of 175 Camp sites and 42 Pull Thru Sites.  There are many shaded spots and the campground has numerous large pine trees.

 

Easy access from the I-40 with some freeway noise.

 

Restrooms have recently been remodeled and are clean.

 

Cable TV is not available however, approximately 40 air channels are available.  Most cellular carriers have good service from this location.  

 

No WiFi, No dump station. No fire rings or ground fires.  Camp fires are not allowed in the city of Flagstaff due to the extreme fire danger.

 

There is a truck stop on the north side of the campground.  Avoid spots 1 to 10 if you can due to the truck engine noise.

 

The campground is in the city of Flagstaff where most amenities are available.  This is an "In-Town" campground.

 

Big rigs to just about any size can be accommodated. 

 

Area Recreation:

 

Visit Old Downtown Flagstaff for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.  It's a great atmospher for walking in the old downtown area.

 

Visit Meteor Crater, make sure you take the tour around the rim from the information center at the crater.

 

Tour Route 66 and visit Historic Downtown Winslow.  It's a bit of a drive but, worth it.

 

Visit the Petrified Forest National Park.  The history and the petrified wood are simply amazing.  It's the farthest away but, worth the drive.  Especially the southern half of the park below Interstate-40.  The National Park is located 113 miles east on Interstate-40. 

 

NOTE: The Walmart across the interstate from Black Bart's does not allow overnight camping.  Signs are posted.