1 campground with availability this weekend
Cabin options near Dolan Springs include rustic accommodations at several locations within an hour's drive. The Kingman KOA offers basic cabins with bunk beds that sleep 2-4 people, providing electricity and access to shared bathrooms and showers. Meadview RV Park provides simple cabin rentals with more private settings near Lake Mead, while Happy Trails Campground & Mini Motel in Meadview features cabin units with essential amenities. Most cabins include air conditioning for hot Arizona summers and heating for cooler winter evenings. "Adorable mini log cabins for rent," notes one visitor to the Kingman KOA.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Kingman KOA's cabins provide hotel-like cleanliness with the camping experience, featuring small but functional spaces ideal for couples or small families. According to reviews on The Dyrt, "The Deluxe Patio sites offer the most room, plus a concrete patio, fire pit, and grill," though standard cabins are more budget-friendly. Pet policies vary by location, with Kingman KOA and Happy Trails allowing pets in select cabin units. Reservations are essential, particularly during peak spring and fall months when temperatures are most comfortable.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary widely—KOA cabins typically provide minimal cooking equipment, while other locations may offer small refrigerators or microwaves. Hualapai Mountain Park cabins, located about 45 minutes from Dolan Springs, offer more rustic mountain accommodations with scenic views. The nearest major shopping options are in Kingman, approximately an hour away, so campers should arrive prepared with supplies. "We picked up our camper today and spent the first night here. Urban area with lots of amenities nearby, perfect for getting groceries and starting our adventure," notes one Kingman KOA guest describing the convenience of proximity to town supplies.
"Rv spots are all dirt but surrounded by trees and bushes for some privacy. Bathrooms were older but clean. There is a cute dog park with a few tunnels to climb on, but no grass."
"This a great experience since we were originally not planning on camping on our way back to California, but it got late and we were tired.we got a KOA basic abin which fit my husband and I and a bunk bed"
"No showers. Only cold running water. No service, but it's just a short walk to the marina where you can get signal or they offer wifi. Each space has a picnic table, fire pit and grill."
"Only a few of the 45 sites have shady cottonwood trees, and there are only uncovered picnic tables, so come prepared with a shade canopy for much needed relief!"
"Loved being able to set up our Napier Sportz tent with our Subaru at the river's edge on the Colorado River just outside of Bullhead City, Az. (across from Laughlin, NV). So clear!"
"Who doesn’t love camping and walking straight out to the River at your feet? Literally tent camping is allowed that close. Forgot your ice? They sale that on site as well."
"Seems like they are working their butts off to provide amazing experiences for their guest... like wild horses and glamping! "
"Small town, big heart is what comes to mind when I think of Happy Trails. Extremely hospitable hosts, very welcoming, but will respect your space if you’re not feeling chatty."
Available this weekend
from $18 - $95 / night
"Stumbled upon this gem when trying to get campground (CG) reservations near the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, but none were to be found."
"Convenient and safe parking for any size RV with power and water connection, dump station. Manager was very friendly shared lots of useful information. All equipment in a good condition!"
Available this weekend
from $18 - $150 / night
"This is a great place to get away from the heat in Bullhead City. There are lots of dry tent camping sites scattered throughout the park, or you could rent a cabin or even a teepee."
"A stay here is like a stay right in the mountains where you can see everything around you and truly appreciate the atmosphere."
from $40 / night
"I was looking for a remote Cove to set up for a couple nights on Lake Mead and found this little gem off the beaten path but still accessible on a rugged and steeply graded access road."
"ok, when you drive in from the entrance off of bullhead make sure you keep driving and pass princess cove and just keep driving until you see a paved road on your left..."
from $50 / night
"There is a no generator section meant for tents, but we didn't stay there as it seemed fully booked so I picked an RV/tent site at the far end. And it was lovely. "
"Dispersed spaces asphalt pads, concrete picnic tables, fire rings and gorgeous views. What more can we ask? It’s quiet except for the birds. Quail are everywhere."
"Your away from the hustle and bustle of the river traffic but close enough to still Enjoy."
"Nice main cabin area with ping pong tables. Pool and spa area are well kept and very nice looking!"
Scout$20/ day dry.
The good:
Flush toilets, trash, potable water, shade, improved. Altitude real estate = cooler daytime temps.
The Bad: No water access.
The Ugly: Flash floods start up here.
TravelerThe kids and I stayed here for mother's day weekend. We enjoyed the mini golf course and the live cover band in the evening. The pool area is padlocked by ten p m, which was really the only downside of our stay.
LegendVery disappointed. Super small dog park without water. Lots of empty sites but still stuck campers together. No room for tables if you have a neighbor. No dog beach.
Scout30 amp hookup plus water and dump at each site. Laundry on site from 0800 to 2000. Not much more than that - just a large gravel parking lot. A good place to replenish, reload, and move on.
GuideI stayed 3 nights and had a good experience. It is a typical KOA. I want to react to another review that complained about the showers and the neighborhood. The showers were good. I have experienced far worse at campgrounds. The neighborhood is fine. No homeless people that I saw. All properties looked clean and taken care of. There is a large vacant lot next door but no homeless encampment or drugged out tweakers hanging around.
GuideClean, safe, quiet. Sites well spaced. No WiFi. No amenities beyond multi stall restroom/ showers. Peaceful night.
ScoutVery friendly host a few tent sites but mostly geared towards rv and horse camping
TravelerGot an electric and water only site for an overnight. There weren't many other guests, so quiet. Had the heated pool and hot tub to ourselves. Tried to have shower, but no hot water. Told the staff who didn't know what was wrong. I didn't want to walk back to the pool showers, so skulked back to my trailer, hoping a shower it wouldn't fill up the fresh tank. Pretty scungy area, lots of down and outs and homeless around, but park itself felt safe enough.
GuideBeware you also need to pay entry to Lake Meade recreational area. View from campsite itself isn’t great, mostly gravel hills, but the campground is a short walk from the lovely lake Mohave. Campground has clean, flush toilets. Some issues with rusty/dirty drinking water taps and animal faeces in some of the pitches. Overall fairly basic for the cost
Cabin camping near Dolan Springs, Arizona offers diverse accommodation options in a high desert environment with elevations ranging from 3,000 to 6,000 feet. Located between Lake Mead and the Grand Wash Cliffs, this region experiences temperature swings of 30-40 degrees between day and night during spring and fall seasons. Most cabin rentals require advance planning due to limited availability and seasonal demand patterns.
Hiking trails access: At Hualapai Mountain Park, visitors can explore 10 miles of trails through pine forests at 6,000-8,000 feet elevation. "I've been there many times over the years and have never been disappointed. I have been there in the snow and rain, and it is still a good time. I have never been so close to wild life before the elk and deer roam the area, especially in the morning hours," notes one visitor.
Water recreation: Lake Mead access points near Dolan Springs provide opportunities for swimming, fishing, and boating. "Beautiful spot set up for a couple nights on Lake Mead and found this little gem off the beaten path but still accessible on a rugged and steeply graded access road," reports one camper about Arrowhead Cove. "The water is the clearest I've ever seen and the water fowl dive freely along the banks."
Off-road exploring: Many cabin locations serve as base camps for ATV adventures. "Beautiful views and very peaceful. Excellent for star gazing! Lots of trails to explore with your off-roading toys," writes a reviewer about Happy Trails Campground.
Mountain setting amenities: Campers appreciate the cooler temperatures at higher elevations during summer. "$20 a night, dry camp will get you out of the blast furnace of the Kingman summer. 10 gorgeous miles of hiking trails. Rent a 1930's stone cabin for $90," notes a visitor about Hualapai Mountain Park.
Stargazing opportunities: The remote location provides exceptional night sky viewing. "Nothing can compete for star gazing at night! The sky just lights up with a trillion stars at night," shares a Happy Trails Campground guest. Another adds, "Beautiful Grand Canyon West view. Very kind crew. Quiet place."
Desert wildlife encounters: Many cabin areas feature regular wildlife sightings. "The Grand Wash cliffs really put on a great show. Get the fire pit going and cook some chow or just chill and star gaze," writes a Meadview RV Park visitor. "During the day there are many things you can do: fishing, hiking, biking, atv riding, swimming, gold prospecting, walking, visit the sky walk, kayaking, and so much more."
Supply planning required: Limited shopping options mean careful preparation is essential. "The nearest major amenities are in Kingman about an hour away so stock up before you arrive. If you really want to get away from it all this quiet CG is your place," advises a Meadview RV Park reviewer.
Weather considerations: Temperature fluctuations can be significant throughout the year. "Temperatures were at 102 during the day and 70s at night," notes a visitor at Las Vegas Bay Campground. "We stayed in late March which was a great time to stay. Low 70s during the day and maybe 50 at the coldest part of the night."
Road conditions: Some cabin locations require careful navigation. "The trip is a bit challenging pulling a trailer as it is steep and winding," cautions a Hualapai Mountain Park visitor. Another camper adds, "The sites were not level, and the turnaround area was under construction so I didn't really have room and nearly jackknifed it."
Kid-friendly activities: Several cabin locations offer dedicated recreation for children. "This a great experience since we were originally not planning on camping on our way back to California, but it got late and we were tired. We got a KOA basic cabin which fit my husband and I and a bunk bed which our son loved. The campground also had a pool, hot tub, playground, mini golf and a little train that kids ride in around the park starting at 9:30am," reports a Kingman KOA visitor.
Safety considerations: Parents should note specific environmental factors. "We group camp here with fellow youth sports families. The kids love the open areas to run and play in though there are not great playgrounds. The sites are mostly level but could use some maintaining. The grounds are very dusty and the roads are a mix of dirt and old pavement," notes a visitor to Davis Camp Park.
Cabin selection tips: Family size affects cabin comfort levels. "A lot of trees and tons of things to do with the kiddos... a really nice playground and mini golf are always a bonus. Fresh paint and well kept are perfect for me... KOA's are really good at making everything fun with family. They did have a pool but it was closed and under construction, it was gravel roads but trees between the campers so you were not on top of your neighbors, cabins were also available."
Site selection: RV campers recommend specific locations for optimal comfort. "Wide, level spaces with bushes in between. Lots of amenities including rec room, playground, dog area, and mini golf. Very friendly staff. Close to town but in a quiet neighborhood," advises a Kingman KOA visitor.
Hookup availability: Cabin locations vary in services provided. "The sites are a first come first served basis. There are paved parking pads, concrete table, bbq grill, and fire rings at each site. View of a canyon stream, some coyotes heard at night. There is a restroom with flushable toilets that are clean. There is a free dump station," notes a Las Vegas Bay Campground visitor.
Spacing considerations: Site dimensions matter for larger vehicles. "Sites were nice and level overlooked a small canyon. Spots were nice and level overlooking a small canyon. There is a section dedicated to no generator use if you want the extra quiet," reports a Las Vegas Bay camper.
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