3 Fun Things to Do in Sedona, AZ
You’re ready to pick up your RV rental from Sand Highway RV Rentals LLC and head out on your adventure to Sedona. You may already have a list of things to do once you get there, but in case you’re looking for some fun activities in the area, check out this list of three other activities and attractions. (For the expanded list, check out VisitSedona.com.)
1. Chapel of the Holy Cross
Known as an architectural work of art that celebrates the beauty of the landscape around it, the Chapel of the Holy Cross offers a serene experience for Sedona visitors. You can spend some time in the chapel, soaking in the surroundings and enjoying the peaceful flicker of the chapel candles. While the Chapel of the Holy Cross may not be a great place to bring small kids, adults and older children can appreciate its beauty.
2. Slide Rock State Park
This Arizona state park is best known for its swimming holes and unique water activities. You can enjoy some outdoor recreation and cool off while enjoying the park’s natural water slide. The park also features wildlife viewing, hiking, and more.
3. Sedona International Film Festival
If you’re traveling in Arizona in an RV rental between February 20 and 28, consider spending some time at the Sedona International Film Festival. This festival is great for visitors who appreciate arts and culture. Plus, you can check out some up-and-coming short films and full-length movies.
There’s no shortage of activities and attractions in Sedona, AZ. If you’re from the Sun City, AZ area and are looking for Sedona accommodations, consider taking your lodging with you! You can book a motorhome rental from Sand Highway RV Rentals LLC and find great Sedona campgrounds and state parks to enjoy during your trip.
Our RV rental inventory includes everything from Class C motorhome rentals to toy hauler rentals, in case you plan to bring an RZR or ATV along for the trip. To get our current rental specials or to make a reservation, contact Sand Highway RV Rentals LLC at (602) 730-4505.
