Camping opportunities near Bullhead City range from Colorado River access points to mountain-view RV sites, with elevations ranging from 500 to 1,500 feet. Winter temperatures average 65-75°F during day and 45-55°F at night, while summer months regularly exceed 110°F, requiring adequate cooling systems for RVers staying at Bullhead City's campgrounds.
What to do
River activities: near Colorado River Oasis RV Resort: Located directly on the Colorado River with private water access. "They have their own entrance to the river which is super neat because if you rent jet skis you can get back to your lodging any time of the day. Also if you have a boat you can load and unload it with the private ramp which is a bonus," notes one visitor to Colorado River Oasis RV Resort.
Boardwalk exploration: within walking distance of marina: Lake Mohave's Katherine Landing provides easy access to water activities. According to a camper, "It's about a ten minute walk down to the doc where they have a store, restaurant, boat rentals, fishing, bathrooms and fish cleaning station. This place is really well kept and if I could give it 100 stars I sure would." The marina area offers multiple recreation options.
Casino entertainment: shuttle service available: Many Bullhead City RV parks provide transportation to nearby gambling venues. "The casino shuttle is only a phone call away and very quick to respond," reports a visitor at Riverside Casino and RV Park. Water taxis also operate across the river to Laughlin casinos for those staying at riverside locations.
What campers like
Affordable pricing: senior discounts available: Lake Mead National Recreation Area's Katherine Landing offers reduced rates for older visitors. "Nice CG at the south end of Lake Mohave, but inside the NPS Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Lots of campsites some are FCFS some are reserved. $24/$12 senior," notes one camper at Katherine Landing North Campground.
Privacy features: landscaping between sites: Many rv parks Bullhead City, Arizona use desert vegetation for separation. At Desert View RV Resort, "Nice tall Oleander shrubs provide shade and privacy between sites. Generous sized pull through sites. This time we stayed in the back row (in front of the full timers) and it was so quiet."
Winter weather: perfect for snowbirds: The mild winter climate attracts seasonal visitors to Bullhead City area RV resorts. One resident at Silver View RV Resort mentions "lived here 2 years and it is the best park in az, staff go out of there way to make me welcome here. wifi with t-mobile is excellent, 300 dn and 100 up. low park monthly rates."
What you should know
Early arrival fees: check timing restrictions: Some RV parks charge extra for arriving before standard check-in. "The couple that helps manage the park were very welcoming, and thanked us for staying there. However, she did charge me an extra $15 for arriving at 1130 in the morning. The check-in time is 1400."
Size limitations: vary by park: Certain campgrounds restrict larger vehicles. At Mirage RV Resort, "Any trailer linger than 30 feet might be a little much to maneuver around, but still manageable. Has everything you need, laundry, pool, and spa."
