RV campgrounds near Kingman, Arizona range from basic to full-service facilities with sites suitable for various motorhome sizes. The area sits at approximately 3,300 feet elevation in the Hualapai Valley, with temperatures ranging from winter lows near freezing to summer highs exceeding 100°F. Most campgrounds maintain year-round operations despite seasonal temperature fluctuations, though many travelers use Kingman as an overnight stop while traveling along Interstate 40.
What to do
Explore hiking trails nearby: Visitors staying at Zuni Village RV Park can access Cerbat Hills/Monolith Gardens for hiking and biking. A reviewer noted, "We chose this park because of its close proximity to the Cerbat Hills/Monolith Gardens for hiking/biking. We also ventured out to Chloride to see the rock murals and petroglyphs - neat experience."
Visit historic Route 66 attractions: Blake Ranch RV Park provides easy access to Kingman's Route 66 heritage sites. One camper shared, "During our stay at Blake Ranch we took advantage of the little store, propane fill up and laundry facilities. The park was well kept, clean, and quiet. If you're going to be staying near Kingman I highly recommend this RV Park."
Enjoy water recreation at Lake Mohave: Katherine Landing North Campground offers direct lake access with boat rentals and swimming. A visitor mentioned, "This place is really well kept and if I could give it 100 stars I sure would...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."
What campers like
Spotless facilities: Fort Beale RV Park maintains exceptionally clean amenities. A guest emphasized, "Awesome RV park. Paved road, clean gravel sites, beautiful pool, dog park fenced in. Small but big enough for pups to get exercise safely. Staff super friendly and helpful. CLEAN, CLEAN PLACE!"
Desert stargazing opportunities: Tradewinds RV Park in Golden Valley offers minimal light pollution. One reviewer commented, "It's in the middle of the desert, between two great towns. It's really quiet, no light pollution at night so you can see the Milky Way, the mountain views are spectacular everywhere you look."
Accessibility for travelers with disabilities: Multiple campgrounds provide wheelchair-accessible facilities. At Sunrise RV Park, a reviewer noted, "Great fir overnight stay. Full hook up $47 which we thought reasonable. Concrete and gravel we had a flat site. We used the lending library for a couple of videos we had not seen!"
What you should know
Cell service coverage varies: Most parks near Interstate 40 offer reasonable connectivity. At Blake Ranch RV Park, a camper reported, "We spent a week at Blake Ranch RV Park and enjoyed it a lot. We arrived after hours, but our check in papers and map of the park were easily located at the office."
Late arrivals should plan ahead: Many campgrounds offer after-hours check-in processes. At Sunrise RV Park, a guest warned, "We came in around 8 PM, everything seemed smooth for during a late night check-in. Only problem is, restroom code and wi-fi code was nowhere to be seen or found."
National Recreation Area camping has different pricing: Katherine Landing North Campground offers more affordable dry camping. A visitor mentioned, "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/$12 senior, other sites with power and water hookups are 73$ nite..crazy!"
Tips for camping with families
Find parks with recreational facilities: Fort Beale RV Park includes a swimming pool and dog area for family enjoyment. A reviewer stated, "Super nice and well kept park for it being a bit older. The location is close to alot of things going on from route 66 to hiking trails."
Consider proximity to town amenities: Sunrise RV Park provides convenient access to city services. A camper shared, "This place quite literally saved my partner and I's lives when our accommodations fell through. We needed a place to park our van and thank God Sunrise had availability at the last minute."
Look for campgrounds with privacy between sites: Zuni Village RV Park offers more vegetation between sites. A reviewer mentioned, "All the streets are nicely paved throughout, leveled RV sites over 100 total RV sites(8 overnight sites), alot of trees which gives you alot of privacy."
Tips from RVers
Check site length specifications carefully: Blake Ranch RV Park accommodates larger combinations. A camper explained, "We have a Cyclone 4270 (44' 5th wheel) and in truck and we're around 60'. This means we hunt for alternative camp sites with larger layouts and entry points."
Ask about discounts when booking: Zuni Village RV Park offers various rate reductions. A reviewer recommended, "They offer alot of discounts so check out before your arrival or when you arrive."
Consider small parks for quieter stays: Tradewinds RV Park provides a peaceful alternative to busier parks. A camper shared, "We stayed in site 7C for two nights. Check in was extremely friendly! Most level RV site we have stayed in over a month! Gravel with concrete patio and picnic table."
