Best RV Parks & Resorts near Salome, AZ
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Best RV Sites Near Salome, AZ (113)
1. Salome KOA Journey
3 Reviews•17 Photos•3 SavesSalome, ArizonaEnjoy 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.
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2. Desert Gem RV
2 Reviews•13 Photos•5 SavesSalome, Arizona- Pets
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$15 - $30 / night
3. Black Rock RV Village
8 Reviews•36 Photos•6 SavesQuartzsite, ArizonaLocated 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!
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$37 - $41 / night
4. Pattie's RV Park
17 Reviews•8 Photos•6 SavesQuartzsite, Arizona- Pets
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5. 3 Dreamers RV Park
3 Reviews•10 Photos•8 SavesSalome, ArizonaThis 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!
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$32 / night
6. Ramblin’ Roads RV Resort
1 Review•10 Photos•6 SavesSalome, Arizona- Pets
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$35 / night
7. Bouse RV Park
3 Reviews•33 Photos•3 SavesParker, ArizonaBouse 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.
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$30 - $1560 / night
8. Wayside Oasis RV Park
5 Reviews•7 Photos•19 SavesAguila, ArizonaThe 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.
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9. Desert Pueblo RV Resort - 55+ Park
3 Reviews•7 Photos•4 SavesParker, ArizonaWe 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.
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$30 - $260 / night
10. Shady Lane RV Park
4 Reviews•7 Photos•9 SavesQuartzsite, Arizona- Pets
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Recent RV Reviews in Salome
268 Reviews of 113 Salome Campgrounds
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jeffrey L.
Scout
Quartzite - La Posa
Close to the big tent
Close to the big tent but road noise is an issue. Great service when the network isn’t overloaded during the big tent event.
- SSusan N.
Guide
River Island State Park Campground
Overflow Nice!
The campground was booked but the overflow doesn’t need reservations. Just drive in. The over flow is better in my opinion because it is paved and the regular campsites are not paved. 20 spots in overflow. Showers unlocked. Drinking water tap available in overflow lot as well. Well worth the $20
- SSusan N.Guide
La Paz County Park
Lots of amenities
Looks like this is a rv park with a healthy social club and lota if activities. RVs park a bit too close for us and it is a dusty place. No cell service at all at our site.
- DDavid G.
Traveler
Bouse RV Park
Nice campground
Had a nice stay at a very nice well kept campground.
Bob & Ramona F.Guide
Alamo Lake State Park Campground
Our Favorite!!!
Lake Alamo is one of our favorite spots!!! Great place for SxS riding. I've been riding here over 15yrs and always find new trails. Must visit the Wayside Oasis for Lunch and a beer on every visit.
- jj J.Scout
Hassler’s RV Park
Never there
We tried several times to see about getting a spot but no one was there to help us out so we quit trying
- LLambert C.Scout
Buckskin Mountain State Park Campground
Buckskin
Nice campground very clean
- Suzi S.Scout
Fox’s RV Resort
Our first time in Arizona
This was a great place to start for us. We left home barely ahead of a snowstorm and we were still winterized. Flushed and filled our tanks got our dogs socialized. Fantastic place to find our feet. Full service bar and waterfront access. Nice restaurant. Try the roadrunner.
- Imerie T.Guide
Quartzite - La Posa
La Posa South
Way to busy and packed We like our space and people park so close The lines for the dump station and trash are long. Water is drinkable but gross. Not worth it when you can move around free blm and not have as many neighbors.
- Imerie T.Guide
Dome Rock Road Camp
Better than the paid LTVA
We loved Dome Rock. It was so much better than the paid the LTVAs. It had less people and much more quiet. Our group had a blast at Dome Rock. We stayed on the side off of Cholla Rd.
Clifford R.Scout
Black Rock RV Village
1st time here
What a wonderful place to stay. Great pool. Quartile just down the road. Highly recommend! Will book a couple weeks again next October.
- MMelissa G.Traveler
Plomosa Road
Gorgeous views
We arrived late in the evening and found the perfect spot. Stayed only 1 night. But by the views were awesome.
- EElizabeth G.Traveler
River Island State Park Campground
Great little state park
This is a small park, but the stay has been great. It’s quiet, the staff is super friendly and I had the best shower here that I’ve had at any campground I’ve been to during my 7 weeks on the road.
- MMichael B.Traveler
Alamo Lake Dispersed Campsite
Alamo disperse camping on BLM
Beautiful lake view and awesome sky at night! Only drawback are the UHVs flying around stirring up dust and taking away from the peace and quiet that should come with off grid camping in a federal wilderness area. Can’t fly a six inch drone because might disturb someone but you can fly around in a loud UHV! They are ruining the experience. They need a remote spot well away from camping sites and hiking areas.
- MMichael B.Traveler
Salome KOA
Dump station
Called and Lady said dump station only open from 8-4 and price is now 15 instead if 10. Did not stay just passing through area and not enough time to actually use dump station.
Greg L.
Legend
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge - Crystal Hill Free Campsites
Crystal hill rock hounding
Crystal Hill-Kofa National Wildlife Refuge.
Free remote dispersed camping. South of Quartzite along hwy 95.
NEVERMIND the BLM no camping sign at the hwy turnoff, go 3.1 mi to Kofa Refuge boundary and then to the 5.7 mi point and you reach Crystal Hill. There is a loop with about several back in remote style campsites. No signs, no toilets, no water, no trash, no tables, no fire rings. However cell seems good. 14d camping limit. The road in is washboard rocky gravel. Also more camping spots between the Kofa boundary and Crystal Hill.
Important note! The turnoff from hwy 95 is between mp 96 and mp 95. As of Nov 2024 there is a significant dip leaving the hwy that may be problematic for trailers or long RVs, causing you to drag the rear end or hitch... Recon first..
Marian B.TravelerRiver Island State Park Campground
Ok Campground for a good price for a night
Campground has good Level sites, Price is pretty cheap for this area (30 $ with hooks, 20 $ for dry on the boat parking lot). Restrooms could be better (the shower didn't allowed me to adjust the temperature, is was like liquid fire).
B9 G.Scout
Shady Lane RV Park
Beautiful Place
Super clean, friendly, and welcoming—great energy and quick to help me find my spot even when I arrived late!
Shari G.Legend
AZ State Land Recreational Area Dispersed Site
Stellar Sunsets & Views
This dispersed camping area which requires a ridiculously inexpensive online permit ($20 per year), was perfect for what we needed. Our closest neighbor was about ¼ mile away, and we had views and sunsets aplenty. There is access to the Lake Havasu, but only by OHV or on foot, we chose the latter.
The roads in from the highway are rough and rocky, but doable if you take it slow. Once again our 67 year old vintage camper did great getting to our spot, though we recommend parking and walking the roads before committing to the drive in.
There’s hiking opportunities right out your front door, and nothing but the highway or the lake to stop your progress. The nearby Cattail Cove State Park offers designated hiking trails through the rugged desert terrain.
Nothing in the way of services, so bring your own...but lots of space to be alone and private. And, with sun, sun, sun, the California/ Arizona skies are great for solar gathering, so bring out all your panels. Starlink internet worked well too.
Lake Havasu city is about 15 minutes up the road, and there you can find everything you might need in terms of services and supplies. Check out the world famous London Bridge while you’re there, too!
- JJohnTraveler
Saddle Mountain BLM (Tonopah, AZ)
Quiet and beautiful stop over
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.
- BBrandan W.Scout
Alamo Lake State Park Campground
Very enjoyable!
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!
Caitlin S.Guide
Emerald Cove Resort
Friendly area with river access
Although campsites are close together, there are many spots for friend groups to park near each other. Walking distance to the river. Walking distance to nearby bar/restaurant. Very friendly and clean area!
- CChad E.Traveler
Alamo Lake State Park Campground
Beautiful Lake
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.
- Theresa H.Scout
La Mirage RV Park
Nothing like advertised
We got here and after reading all the great reviews about having bathroom showers and a laundromat it has absolutely nothing only the laundromat. There are no picnic tables. There is no fire ring. After calling the person we spoke to back we were told we could not get her money back and try to find another site with a toilet and showers. So we are stuck here. Add an outrageous price for what there is.
- SStuart K.Guide
Centennial Park
Easy Stop for Price
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.
- SSarah E.Scout
Saddle Mountain BLM (Tonopah, AZ)
Saddle Mountain
Great place to Boondock up to 2 weeks.
- JJoe S.Scout
Dome Rock Road Camp
Beautiful open space camping
We'd been staying at a county park on the Colorado River and had been driving to several hiking spots. We decided to boondock for a weekend and Dome Rock 14-day was perfect (and free!). Close to highway for easy access, but we chose a site far enough away we weren't bothered by the traffic noise. We could let our dogs off leash, went for long hikes through the creek beds and up the smaller mountains. We did use our gennie periodically to keep everything running (evenings to use appliances and top the battery off). The temps were great and there was some rain one night but no accumulation.
Guide to Salome
Salome, Arizona, offers a variety of RV camping options that cater to different needs and preferences, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Most parks have electrical and sewer hookups
- Many sites at Black Rock RV Village provide convenient electric hookups and sewer connections, ensuring a comfortable stay.
- Desert Gold RV Resort features full hookups, including 50-amp service, perfect for larger RVs.
- At 3 Dreamers RV Park, guests can enjoy electric hookups and sanitary dump facilities, making it a practical choice for RV travelers.
Some long-term stay prices for RV Parks range from $1,145 to $1,695
- Seasonal rates at Brenda RV Resort start at around $1,145, offering great value for longer stays.
- For snowbirds, Desert Gold RV Resort has a competitive rate of $1,695, which includes access to various amenities.
- Gateway Ranch RV Resort provides affordable options for both short-term and long-term stays, catering to different budgets.
Explore local activities like hiking and ATV riding
- Desert Gold RV Resort is surrounded by stunning scenery and offers numerous trails for hiking and ATV riding.
- Guests at Ramblin’ Roads RV Resort can enjoy a well-kept dog park and access to nearby outdoor adventures.
- Steve and Dawn Desert Getaway provides a peaceful setting for those looking to unwind and explore the natural beauty of the area.
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