Hasslers RV Park

Excellent park with extremely helpful manager.

We stayed at this location for a week as we were forced to come in from the LTVA because of generator issues and needed a power source.  The bathrooms could be cleaner as well as the laundry room.  There are many questionable characters that seem to be staying for the long haul on the property.  We were assigned a spot only to find the water did not work, assigned another, the guts of the electric had been torn out, and finally the 3rd time was the charm.  They do charge for electric if staying a week or more so make sure to take a before and after picture of the meter at the post.

The new managers were very nice and super accommodating. It is right on the main street in Quartzsite so if you’re wanting easy access to walk to places it’s the place to be if you’re looking for something quieter not so much. It has laundry facilities Wi-Fi and full hook ups with pull through and back in.

There’s also a self-guided tour of tons and tons of sculptures made out of used horseshoes it’s a mechanical zoo basically is what they call it.

I've stayed here more than once. My last stay was in October 2020. It's a Passport America RV park so because I'm a PA member I only pay $15/night.  It's a typical desert RV park no real frills. The people/management are nice. It has a bathroom and laundry and full hookups. I go there every so often after being on the road a while or after camping on BLM land for a long time and need a shower and water to clean my trailer or wash things. The location is very convenient for walking to just about everywhere on Main Street in Quartzsite so if you don't want to unhitch your trailer you don't need to.

The location is busy (but the park is quiet except for the traffic noise on Main St. during the day.) They try to make it interesting with outdoor art that lights up at night. They have a low monthly rate $199/mo. for those who want to stay in Quartzsite during the winter but want full hookups and don't want to boon-dock on BLM land. I prefer dry camping on BLM but everyone needs a day or two with full hookups every so so often.