Bonito Campground is located in a landscape of ponderosa pines and an ancient lava flow next to Sunset Crater National Monument. The moon-like landscape of the 1,000-year-old lava flow creates a unique camping experience with lots of adventures close by. In addition to Sunset Crater, the ancient Native American cliff dwellings at Wuputki National Monument are nearby.
This medium-sized campground has 44 campsites with access to flush toilets and drinking water. The entire campground is first-come, first-served with no reservations available.
Bonito Campground Features
| Campground Type: | Organized |
| Number of Campsites: | 44 |
| Cost: |
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| Use Level: | High |
| Dogs Allowed: | Yes |
| Fire Rings: | Yes |
| Drinking Water: | Yes |
| Toilets: | Yes |
| Showers: | None |
| Trash/Dumpsters: | Yes |
| Hiking Access: | Yes |
| Beach/Lake Access: | None |
| RV/Trailer Length: | 42 Feet |
| RV/Trailer Amenities: | None |
| Cell Phone Service: | None |
| Wifi: | None |
| Operating Season: | Campground open May – October |
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Getting There
| Address: | |
| Geo Coordinates: |
35.369977, -111.541846
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| Nearest City/Town: | Flagstaff, Arizona |
| Elevation: | 6925 Feet |
| Location: | Coconino County, Arizona |
| Paved Road Access: | Yes |
| Proximity to Stores: | 8 Miles – Flagstaff, Arizona |
| Directions: |
From Flagstaff: Drive for about 14 miles on US 89 and turn right on Sunset Crater Road (FR545). Drive for 2 more miles and make a left into Bonito Campground. |
Maps & Brochures
Bonito Campground Area Map
Connect
| Phone: | (928) 527-3600 |
| Web: | Coconino National Forest |
| Reservations: | First-come, first-served |
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Be Sure to Bring
What To Do
Off-roading – Visit nearby Cinder Hills OHV Area for a park dedicated to four wheeling.
Image Credits: Coconino National Forest