Arizona RV Parks

The Virgin River Canyon Recreation Area offers RV camping. This BLM area has 75 developed camping sites are available with pit toilets, fire rings, and trash. There are pull thru sites as well for large RVs.

Located north of Phoenix near Cottonwood, Dead Horse Ranch State Park offers RV camping sites with electric and water, as well as dry camping.

Petroglyph/Painted Rock RV camping is available near Sunset Crater National Monument at the USDA Forest Service (USFS) Bonita Campground which is located across the road from the National Park Visitor Center.

Well-dispersed campsites are available at the Petroglyph/Painted Rock BLM Campground.

Grand Canyon One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Grand Canyon National Park is a site everyone should experience if they can. RV camping is allowed within the park at designated campgrounds. This is a very popular camping location, and we recommend reservations at the National Park Service (NPS) campgrounds. Pictures can never fully capture this unique landscape.

Kingman Two area developed campgrounds suitable for RV camping are located near Kingman. Hualapai Mountain Park and BLM’s Wild Cow Springs Recreation Area offer cooler mountain locations above 6000 feet.

Arizona RV camping facilities are available at:

RV dump, water, fishing, boating. No reservations accepted.

BLM and La Paz County offer camping opportunities in the Parker area.

Phoenix Area Campgrounds

RV camping is available at Estrella Mountain Regional Park. Some full hookup spaces. Located near Goodyear.

Numerous outdoor recreation opportunities are available at Lake Pleasant Regional Park. Hillside RV camping sites with scenic lake views.

Primitive camping is offered at the Buckeye Hills Regional Park. No water.

Cave Creek Regional Park has water and electric RV camping sites. RV dump in the campground.

RV camping is available at McDowell Mountain Regional Park. 76 water and electric sites with RV dump, picnic tables, and trash.

Usery Mountain Regional Park offers 73 water and electric RV camping sites. Picnic tables, RV dump, trash.
White Tank Regional Park is another of Maricopa County administered regional parks. Offering 40 dry RV camping sites with picnic table, barbecue grill, and trash.

USFS (US Forest Service) campgrounds offer RV camping in the area.

Granite Basin. Located at 5600 feet with paved road access.
White Spar – 5700-foot elevation with 40 foot RV maximum RV length. 14 Day limit.
Lynx Lake – Located at 5600 feet next to man-made lake. 39 spaces suitable for RV camping.

For more USFS campgrounds in the Prescott National Forest, Click Here.

South of Quartzsite is the large and very popular La Poza LTVA (Long Term Visitor Area). Hundreds of thousands of Snowbirds descend on Quartzsite with their RVs every Winter. Much has been written about this interesting RV camping destination. Our BLM RV Camping page has more information about LTVA’s and their rules.

Centennial County Dry RV camping sites are available at Centennial County Park. The campground has RV dump and water available.

Lake Mead The National Park Service Campgrounds located in Lake Mead National Recreation Area has 153 camping sites and is located on Lake Mead north of Kingman.

Alamo Lake RV camping and other activities are available at Alamo Lake State Park 38 miles north of Wenden. The campgrounds have electric and water sites, and RV dump station

Organ Pipe Cactus RV camping is available at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Campgrounds.

South of Wikieup is the Burro Creek Recreation Area. This large recreation area has flush toilets, large RV camping sites, RV dump station and drinking water.

North of Yuma on the California side of the Colorado River is…

BLM Squaw Lake Campground. Tent and RV camping facilities include showers, boat launch near the Imperial Dam on the Colorado River.
Imperial Dam LTVA is also located near Yuma. This long-term RV camping area allows stays of months if desired.

If you know of a spot that I may have missed, be sure to let us know so we can add it to the list.

Be sure to call ahead to any of the locations you find in our lists. Some places may be full, changed policy, seasonal, or closed for renovations/repairs.

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