Best RV Parks & Resorts near Leupp, AZ

Full hookups. Separate "long term" and "transient" areas. Super clean. Nice bathrooms, showers, and laundry.

Main attraction is on site is the Black Bart's Steakhouse and Musical Review. Was a fun night. Food was above average.

Dirt parking lot at the trailhead for overnight parking. Not for long-term camping. Frequented by the locals for the walk.

If you don’t have a UTV, this is probably not the place for you to go. Dusty and loud.

We reserved a spot at this campground in advance of the weekend. We showed up at 6pm, an hour after the office closed. There was an “after hours checkin” location. I looked for a reservation with our name on it telling us which spot we should be going to. None of the slips had any names on them just a sticky note saying “one night only pay in the AM” since we had received 2 confirmation emails, I based our reservation off of the second confirmation stating we got full hookups - assuming they upgraded us from the electric/water because someone had cancelled. In the AM I went to go pay/check in since we were there from Thursday-Sunday. They acted like I was an idiot for not going to our assigned spot, even though we did not know where that was and demanded we moved. I asked them why I got a second email stating they were charging us for the full hook ups and they stated someone messed up and there’s nothing they could do about just go move to the correct location. I went and verified and at least they charged my credit card for the correct amount. Later that second day they called me and requested I come back to the office because they forgot to fully check us in and I needed to pay them. I ended up standing at their check in window for a long period of time before they came to assist me.

If you have to dump after your trip- or even during your trip— be warned it’s an additional $10 each time you want to dump.

The location is close to I-17 which has its pluses and minuses. Easy to find and get around, but truck noise throughout the night when you attempt to sleep.

The dog park is nice sized and has poop bags and garbages. The whole RV park has poop bags and garbages around it- which is awesome!

They do have propane fill on site, and typically a general store. The store was not open due to COVID-19.

The people staying at the campground were all friendly, which made the stay a little more enjoyable. Although there is not a lot of privacy within the different sites.

We frequently go to places that are off grid so part of not loving how close the sites were was part of it but we did feel really close together. So close that we could watch our neighbors movie blasting on their loud speaker and our neighbor kicked a soccer ball and hit our trailer a few times.

Dogs are allowed but don’t seem all that welcomed. A lot of dogs were barking through the campground which I honestly don’t care about but our dog was minimally barking for a short period of time. As we were calming him down, one of the long term residents started yelling and hollering for all of the dogs to shut up. He was yelling so bad that the other nearby campers wanted to move spots. Shortly after that, the camp manager came and started yelling at us because our dog barked briefly. There were many other dogs (including our neighbors) that were barking non stop all day and they didn’t seem to get a slap on the wrist.

This one bad experience made us feel unwelcomed but the grounds were well maintained and it did have all of the amenities needed. The service in the general store was very nice and pleasant but it sucks to feel not welcomed at a place you are giving money at to stay when you feel like you’re being as respectful to the rules as you can be.

If it hadn’t been for that one experience, I would’ve liked this place better but because of that, I would not return. The behavior of this long term resident (in the area of site 67) was really uncalled for and not acceptable. To see management on his side though he was acting irrationally was unsettling.

This RV park is very woodsy, with lots of shade. They offer breakfast burritos at the office from 8-11am. At this time, the laundry is open(showers are closed) but a mask should be worn when in the laundry facility and office. The pricing is$2.00 per wash and$1.50 to dry. The park only offers 30 amp service. Although this park is quite expansive and nowhere near at full capacity, the sites are very tightly assigned beside one another. There is NO social distancing available when your neighbor is less than a few feet away. We will not be returning to this RV park. In addition, the electrical hookups were at ground level with no breaker box.

We stopped here because I didn't plan well. We were grateful for the vacancy.

This place is easy to find and had full hook ups. The camp host wasn't on property but was very nice.

This is not a vacation spot. It's overgrown, dirty, and smells like dog feces (be careful when walking around cause it's all over). There are no benches, the sites are dirt (no gravel). The water spigot is almost at ground level. There are ants everywhere. I also would be leary of plugging in without a surge protector. Everything is overgrown.

All that said, it was a safe place to spend the night while traveling. I'm not sure it's worth 35 a night... but we don't use cable so maybe it is for those that do.

This was a two night stop for us on our way home in late November.  We wanted to see Meteor Crater, so this was the perfect stop.  We were very pleased with the campground.  It was literally right off the I 40, but you can't really hear the freeway.  The grounds are spotless, as were the showers and laundry area.  There are two dog runs right on site too.  The store has the basics and souveniers.  The owners run a tight ship, so it was quiet all night and day.  It's a great overnight stop, and there were a number of people who literally arrived in the dark and left before dawn.  It wasn't hot when we were there, but I imagine it gets really warm in the summer.  Thankfully, the campground has full hook ups, but little shade. 

We will absolutely stop there again if our travels take us that way.

Very nice RV park within 2 miles of I-40 near Winslow, Az. Park has about 35, nicely spaced RV pads on asphalt. Very nice restrooms with excellent showers. Many pads with electricity and water. No sewer but they have a free dump site at the entrance. Each site has planted trees and fire pits. Exploring ancient Indian ruins is a great addition to your stay.

Yes, you're packed in. But, for a packed in rv park, you actually get trees and decent views. We wish they had a dump station or allowed us to use an empty fhu site to dump. But, it really wasn't a deal breaker. We stayed because Coconino NF dispersed camping was still closed. Easy access to downtown or going up to the Sunset Crater /Cinders area. We'd stay again.

Our 32' class C pulling a Jeep Wrangler had no trouble getting around in this well maintained campsite. They have dry camping, full hookups, tents, teardrop trailers, Class A's...a little bit if everything. The shop had a limited supply of essentials but your so close to town that if you needed something it's no hassle to go run to the store. Bathrooms and showers looked like they had been recently remodeled and we're super clean. Will for sure stay here again!