Golf cart rentals in Sedona, AZ
Sedona: red rocks, uptown, and trailheads.
Sedona's views are the point, and an open-air cart or e-bike beats a windshield every time. Uptown parking is brutal — a cart solves it.
- Avg price
- $99–$169 / day
- Street legal
- State-registered, plated, insured LSVs only on roads posted 35 mph or less (state law; confirm local limits).
- Best for
- Scenic drives, trail days, photo trips
Why Sedona
Red rock views at open-air speed.
Uptown Sedona
Galleries and restaurants with far easier cart parking.
Trailhead shuttling
Reach popular trailheads before the lots fill.
Scenic 179 views
Village of Oak Creek stretches are postcard riding.
Know before you ride
Sedona rules & regulations
Every renter must review these before booking. You'll be asked to acknowledge them at checkout.
Street-legal rules
Sedona — what you can and can't do on a cart
The rules
- Public-road use is permitted on streets posted at or below 35 mph.
- Only Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) with a plate, seat belts and DOT lighting may operate on public streets.
- Driver must be at least 16 years old and hold a valid state driver's license.
- Under Arizona law, neighborhood electric/low-speed vehicles may not use roads posted above 35 mph, though they may cross them at intersections. Sedona's city code has no separate golf cart provision.
- Every passenger must be in a designated seat with a functioning seat belt where required. No riding on laps, bumpers, or cargo beds.
- No riding under the influence. The same DUI rules that apply to cars apply to golf carts.
- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles. Use headlights and taillights whenever visibility is reduced.
Local tips
- SR-89A and SR-179 are busy state routes — LSV carts only, and avoid peak hours.
- Elevation and grades drain batteries faster; plan charge stops.
Summaries of publicly posted municipal ordinances. Guidance only — you are responsible for following current local law. Verify with the town office before riding on public roads.
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Local know-how
Riding in Sedona
Tips from hosts who live here.
- SR-89A and SR-179 are busy state routes — LSV carts only, and avoid peak hours.
- Elevation and grades drain batteries faster; plan charge stops.
State-registered, plated, insured LSVs only on roads posted 35 mph or less (state law; confirm local limits).
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