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Enjoy the views and experience the unexpected year-round at Desert Vista RV Resort in Salome, Arizona. Nearby our Thousand Trails Salome RV campground , Quartzite is home to the famous gem and mineral show. Visit Alamo State Park and try your hand at bass fishing! Discover the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge which encompasses more than 600,000 acres of pristine Arizona desert and is home for Desert Bighorn Sheep. Desert Vista RV Resort is unique with direct access to nearly 330 miles of quad-riding trails. These trails traverse different terrains and lead to many beautiful and historic locations which include old gold mines and even surprisingly rustic places where people and their young families lived. As stewards and conservationists we share concern with the Bureau of Land Management for the care and use of this area and our Salome RV campground. A Salome RV campground located in Southwestern Arizona - Call 800-562-7857 for reservations! Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Desert Vista KOA Campground. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.
$15 - $30 / night
The Wayside Oasis has been a hidden treasure in the middle of nowhere for decades. Originally named the Wayside Inn, the restaurant and RV park was visited by mostly lake visitors. As the Wayside became more known, the news of the excellent food and accommodations spread and the Wayside, although still remote, has become a favorite stop for lake visitors, hunters, ATVs and travelers alike.
Conveniently located near beautiful Alamo Lake, The Wayside Oasis offers its visitors an array of activities to enjoy: camping, fishing, ATV trails, geocaching, hiking, gold panning, photography or just enjoying the tranquility of the beautiful desert.
Located in the Arizona desert outback in the McMullen Valley, Black Rock RV Village has the Largest Campground Sites in the Quartzsite and Salome areas! With spectacular views of the Harquahala Mountains and Harcuvar mountain ranges and easy access to thousands of acres of peaceful Arizona desert, Black Rock RV Village is the finest in western Arizona camping, welcoming RVs of any size! With 400 sites, all with full hook-ups and cable television, you’ll feel right at home! The spacious pull-thru campsites can accommodate even the largest RVs and trailer rigs with tow cars leaving room to spare! These pull-thru sites are the largest in the Quartzsite and Salome areas. Our back-in sites are the largest in the area too. We also have the Black Rock Motel; with rooms that are perfect for your friends and family who may be joining you on your getaway.
Park amenities include: On-site full-service Cafe and Restaurant with the best Prime Rib in the area! Clean, modern Restrooms and Showers. Laundry facilities. Heated Pool and hot tub open daily. Propane available. Pickleball, Bocce Ball and Cornhole courts. Daily activities and nightly entertainment in our large Recreation Hall and much more!
$37 - $41 / night
$35 / night
This desert themed campground is located in the southwest portion of the Sonoran Desert. It is a pet-friendly campground. There are beautiful panoramic views of the desert and lots to do nearby. There is 4-wheeling opportunity, the chance to see the mighty saguaro cacti, rock hounding, and wild life viewing, like road runners and quail. At 3 Dreamers RV Park, there are low rates year round and it is conveniently located off Highway 60, but still offers a quiet atmosphere. Stop by and enjoy a desert vacation!
$32 / night
Bouse RV Park is conveniently located in Downtown Bouse Arizona minutes away from The Colorado River, Parker, Lake Havasu and Quartzsite Arizona. Ride your ATV Right out of the Park onto over 750 Miles of Off Road Trails on the Arizona Peace Trail. With more than 70 sites to choose from. Our claim to fame is our landscaping! Our spaces are divided by lush vegitation and trees. We do have more trees, bushes, saguaros and palm trees in this little park than any park within miles! We definitely take pride in our cactus gardens! We have a clubhouse with a big screen television where we hold frequent park events; such Bingo, wine & paint classes, superbowl & holiday parties! Our firepit is a favorite with a weekly gathering for roasting marshmallows and enjoying the stories of the week. The laundry room has an attached room with pool table and shuffleboard and we do have showers. We even have a fenced area for your furbabies to play! We are a seaonal park open for occupancy from the beginning of October through April 15. (We do not allow full time residency) We do have a full time on-site manager so your rigs can be left year round while you return to the cooler weather during the summer. Bouse is a small community but the activities around town abound. Our park is walking distance to everything Bouse, but far enough away that the highway noise is non-existant. We are two blocks from the flee market & grocery store, three from the library and the local bar and restaurants & post office. Join us at Bouse RV Park soon, we are anxious to show you why so many people fall in love and return to Bouse RV Park!
The longer you stay the better the rate! $30 Nightly; $175 Weekly; $400 Monthly ($295 per month w/2 month min); $1225 Seasonal; $1520 Annual 928-851-2805
The Arizona Peace Trail is open with 750 Miles of Desert Trails that you can access right out of the Park!
~ 30 Minutes to Quartzsite
~ 30 Minutes to The Colorado River
~ 40 Minutes to the Blue River Casino
~ 90 Minutes to Lake Havasu
~ 2 Hrs. to Sky Harbor International Airport
Find yourself nestled here at Bouse RV Park! Call now 928-851-2508.
$30 - $1560 / night
In the heart of beautiful Wickenburg, Arizona, Aztec Village RV Park is only a boardwalk stroll away from the town square, where you can enjoy restaurants, shopping, and more!
We offer a premier experience for guests of all ages with a variety of stay options! Whether you’re looking to explore the dry riverbed, go hiking, horseback riding, or take advantage of our tranquil shaded sites for some relaxation—we’ve got you covered.
We are a 55+ park located in the Sonora Desert.
All our sites have full hookups. We have remodeled restrooms and showers and a new commercial Laundry facility. We also will have a new clubhouse some time in December. Daily activities scheduled November to March. If you have a ATV or UTV ride from the park to the trails. We have a trail ambassador that will be happy to take you on a ride.
We are located between Quartzsite and Parker.
$30 - $260 / night
Nice spot, pretty clean. Pretty easy to get to. There is a dirt road leading up to it. I think most size rigs could make it.
We stayed Mid May, ghost town, everyone who could had left. All felt kind of desolate.
RV site had everything water, sewer and electric. Lots of weeds and nothing else.
Showers adequate, Clubhouse house even sported its own large kitchen! People playing cards in an adjoining room were rude.
Only necessity could make me return! Paid for 2 nights & LEFT after one.
Camped for one night on my way from NM to LA. Arrived at night and it was easy to find. Awoke to a beautiful sunrise at the foot of the mountains. Great rock hunting too! This will be my regular camping spot form now on when traveling the same route.
Never camped before in my life, so I have nothing to compare this to. Having said that- the staff were great, bathrooms very clean. The weather was quite warm, so we didn’t do much exploring. Also - the donkeys!! Everywhere!
This RV Park has it all..Run by professionals. They even escort you to your space.Facilities are great, they have all of them, lit paved walkways.large spaces, wifi works
A few things. 1st. If you plan on staying overnight with an RV do not reserve the Ramada sites. They’re meant for day use and are super tiny and squished together. We started there, but our 24ft trailer wasn’t even close to fitting. So we had to move.
We moved to the sites with no water and no electric. Super awesome sites, very clean and very quiet.
Donkeys…..there are tons of donkeys, really cool…..the first night. They’re cool until you realize they don’t sleep and all they do is make a lot of noise,lol. Not that I wouldn’t go back again because of the donkeys, but just be prepared they’re not far away and they make the “hee-haw” noise All Night Long, lol.
Don’t camp here without water sports or Side by side. There aren’t any trails for bike riding or hiking. But the water is great to spend a couple of days on and the Side by side trails are endless.
Overall, really nice camping. I would definitely go back, with or without a SxS. Just not in the summer….there’s no shade and it’s desert.
Staff was friendly and helpful.
State land trust, good spot for a few nights. Gunshots in the distance, but no incidents/casualties lol. Pulled my 31ft TT back into a spot for a week. Close 10 min drive to stores like WinCo and Safeway and gas stations. Quite weekdays, loud weekends due to motor vehicles breaking the rules. (Not a ohv area but treated as such)
I've camped at Burro Creek Campground multiple times, and almost every time I've had the place practically to myself. It's a really neat area to explore. The creek has beavers, and rattlesnakes appear in the summer months alongside the cows. This campground is a must-stop for a weekend getaway. Before you go, search online to find ghost towns in the area.
Camp is located well off hwy so is very quiet. Good access road that is well marked after you cross bridge going south. Site #5 easy back in, level graveled area. Plenty of room for Scamp & Tacoma (30’). Covered table. No hookups and no ATT cell service. Restrooms available but didn’t use.
Centennial Park County is an easy stop on way to Phoenix. Pull thru site #7 Water and electricity for $20. If you only stay a night or two it’s $5.00 to dump ( free with longer stay). Sites 1-12 elect/waterBathroom, picnic benches and shower ( have to ask for key). Says they use reverse osmosis for water. 9 hole golf course. County library across street. Baseball diamond and playground . Dry camping also ($10) Hike trail around park. Host was a gem!! Beautiful sunset with hills.
Great place to Boondock up to 2 weeks.
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Did get a spot in the CG but checked out the dispersed area. It did have ATT cell signal for messaging. Area well spread out, only a couple of rigs camped.
This was just an overnight stop. You can get right up next to the mountain if you want. Very rocky though. I made it with a 35' skoolie. Just go slow. It was fairly busy.
Pulled into our reserved spot only to see a 6ft x 6ft section roped off for a drip irrigation repair. It was really great to have this area roped off right where you would normally have the awning out and sit. Would have been nice to know this was being worked on when I booked so I could have looked for another spot. Otherwise it is a fine enough campground.
Alamo Lake is a long-time favorite spot. Only a couple hours West of PHX and some great views with an abundance of SxS / ATV trails. Alamo Lake is also very well known for it's fish (especially bass & crappie). Section C has Water & Electric. Section D is primitive and as such, less crowded. This is a great place Oct - April. Outside of those dates, you'll want Electric so you can run the A/C. Wi-Fi & cell service is questionable. Some spots are good, others are not. While I've done a lot of work out here, try to stay off the devices, PCs and TVs. Enjoy what's out here!!
When the Burro Creek CG is full, this is your option to wait for a spot to open. Good cell signal but no water, trash, or marked sites. The Burro Creek CG does allow the dry campers to come in and use the RV dump and fill with water $10 fee.
BLM CG has a host, water, trash, flush toilets, tables, fire-rings. Cell is very good tmobile. $14/$7 nite. 1/2 sites are reservable.
Ok area for an overnite but area is not that big forultiple camps. Crossing the big wash is not recommended. Road is a wide grade sandy road. Cell is very good. No water, no toilets, no trash, no tables, just rough boondock.
Better option is either Burro Creek BLM fee CG or the few free dispersed at top of Burro Creek CG access road.
This park is amazing. Amazing. It’s great and every way weather friendliness of the staff the friendliness of the campers the Rvers really was impressed. I wish I could spend a month there but I’ve got to move on.
Rough sloped area at crest by cell tower. This is AZ Trust Land so a $15 online permit is needed to be legit. Cell signal is very good. Only a few miles into town and a grocery store.
Access road is rutted and could be muddy if wet. Large open flat area in middle. Free dispersed but need the $15 AZ lands permit. Cell signal is very good. No toilets, no trash, no tables...just rock fire rings. Close to the hwy so some hwy noise. Campers look to be folks that work in town, trashy vehicles and industrial setups, not really a RV nomad community area imho, has a sketchy vibe. The dispersed area a bit to the north closer to town by the cell tower may be a better spot
Saddle Mountain is fun to hike but strenuous. The area is quiet and easy to get to. RV and pet friendly.
Great spot plenty of private areas, pretty clean, amazing sunset, great scenery. Watch out for coyotes if you have animals
January Rv 23 fr Cell. Att. 3 bars
This is a great spot that is easy to get to. You can see lots of lights from a refinery or factory of some sort but it didn’t really distract. The 10 fwy is only a few miles away and you can see it but if you are facing the mountains it feels more remote. Take the road further in. Most rv’s or big rigs can get pretty close to the mountain before the road becomes too tough. There are several roads that cut into the camping area from the main highway so you do t have to take the one that the directions here send you to. We were able to stream tv with good cell reception on att. I went on my dirt bike for the r into the mountains Very cool spot.
Love this Saddle Mtn Campsite! The pin location is accurate but it looks there are multiple different access routes. We really enjoyed it here because you can pull up within 50-100 yards from Saddle mountain and camp right below it. So cool.
We tent camped for about 5 days here, the crowd was minimal, felt very safe. Plenty of trails to walk, can explore the mountain and there are petroglyphs here. We only found a couple, but didn’t look too hard.
Overall loved this place, easy access, safe, fun and some cool views!
Camping near Aguila, Arizona, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to unwind or an adventure-filled getaway, there are plenty of campgrounds to explore.
Camping near Aguila, Arizona, offers a unique blend of outdoor fun and relaxation. With a variety of campgrounds to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect spot for your next adventure.
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