Hacienda Campground — Roper Lake State Park

This was a wonderful place to camp. The restrooms and shower areas were very clean and the park was quite and beautiful.

It's on par with other state parks in AZ. Kinda pricey but you do get electric and water. The men's showers are not working but it's Thanksgiving so probably no one around to fix the problem. We have ATT and four bars.

Went 7-6-2020. Campsites are good size. Had power and water hook ups. Virtually no spots have shade. Pop up AC couldn’t drop the temp below mids 80’s. Lake is small. Has a little “beach” area to swim. Water felt great. Fished that night and son caught and released a big ole carp. All in all a decent little lake. Might be a better relaxing weekend during the winter.

Thus park is nice if you like fishing or floating in the lake. The. Camping spaces are really close together and most hold could hold a 10x10 tent.. Some look like they couldn't hold a tent at all..but its still nice.. Close to town in case you forgot anything.. We had space 44. Big plus is WiFi and out phones get data and phone service no problem

This is a VERY easy campground to get to. It's all paved and the sites are easily accessible. We got a site on the end of a loop so we had a little privacy but overall the spaces are kind of close together so plan to hear your neighbors.  You can get campsites within 100 feet of the water's edge (and they have cabins for rent too). The pits were well kept and had the built in BBQ grate.

The bathrooms were clean and had hot showers. There was a nice loop around the lake you could walk/hike or in our case ride with the bikes. We didn't try fishing but there were a lot of people fishing from the pier. I don't think you can do much shoreline fishing just because of the grass/weeds. 

They have a visitor center/gift shop that you should check out. it sounds like they do special activities occasionally also.

The are had very active raccoon presence so be sure to lock up your goodies when you aren't in camp.