Mesa-Apache Junction KOA
Good location. Well maintained. Great friendly staff. Rusty Buckel Saloon is nearby and Tortilla Flat and Canyon Lake is a beautiful 30 drive. Lost Dutchman and Goldfield Ghost Town is 5 miles.
5 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several RV parks surround Tonto National Forest, offering both seasonal and year-round accommodation. ViewPoint RV & Golf Resort in Mesa features concrete pads with sewer, water, and electrical hookups suitable for larger rigs, while Encore Golden Sun in Apache Junction provides big-rig-friendly spaces with full hookup capabilities. "The pull through was long, but not quite level," noted one RV owner about a nearby resort, highlighting the importance of checking site conditions before arrival. Monte Vista RV Resort maintains a higher rating among visitors, with concrete parking pads and patios that accommodate larger fifth wheels and motorhomes up to 40 feet, though all sites are back-in only.
Many RV parks in the region require advance reservations during winter months when snowbirds migrate to the area. Most resorts offer 50-amp service rather than 30-amp connections, with dump stations typically available on-site or nearby. Eagle View RV Resort at Fort McDowell provides sanitary dump facilities along with water and electrical hookups, though road access to some sites may require careful navigation. Pet policies vary between locations, with most allowing dogs in designated areas or dog parks. Between October and April, RV parks near Apache Junction and Mesa often operate at full capacity, with several maintaining age restrictions as 55+ communities catering primarily to retirees.
"Great Campground, close to everything."
"Nice place to hang out and rest great history near by to explore"
"Between the amenities, the activities and the local surroundings, there's always something to do. The roads and sites can be tight and challenging, but was doable in our 38ft MH with a toad."
"Pool, hottub(not very hot), laundry, weightroom, ballroom with weekly music & dance, etc..."
"My wife and two mini-Daschunds stayed in a 40 ft Fifth Wheel. All the sites are back-in but all have concrete parking pads and patio."
"Great staff, awesome upgraded amenities. Large RV sites good for Large Rigs."
"The RV site we were assigned has a rock pad, was moderately spacious, level, in full sun, and a fire ring or picnic table was not provided. "
"We stayed here 2 weeks when we were new Thousand Trails members (it came with the RV), but since we showed up the first night at sunset, we were curb-parked that night.."
"Love this park because it is out of the busy city, yet close to everything. Feels more "campy" than most RV resorts in the Phoenix area, and they do a great job of maintaining the park."
"It is a great location: close to the big city facilities, but out of the hustle and bustle. Small to medium-sized for AZ campgrounds. Has pool and pickle-ball court and nice laundry."
from $41 - $84 / night
"The park is very friendly and clean with several amenities including a laundry room, pool and hot tub, tennis court, bocce ball, fire pit area for a small group etc."
"The park is peaceful, clean, and well-maintained—exactly what we were looking for in a relaxing getaway. The location couldn’t be better."
"Everything for activities, concerts, games and shows. Great for snowbirds or somewhere you need to stay a few months."
"Beautiful views, quaint little town, tons of history and scenic beauty to enjoy. Goldfield town is a must, there is so much to do and see there."
Good location. Well maintained. Great friendly staff. Rusty Buckel Saloon is nearby and Tortilla Flat and Canyon Lake is a beautiful 30 drive. Lost Dutchman and Goldfield Ghost Town is 5 miles.
Some sites are off the road but can be rough. Peaceful quiet nights.
Great hiking. Decent size campsites.
I only gave it a 2 Because of the App! This app says showers, None! Electric, Non-Existent! Several Water Hydrants scattered throughout the grounds. $29 a night, I've done A lot better, & it's off season. Trying to get all the Great Folks $$$ Heading to Quartzsite before they do an off-season price. 🤔 maybe I got grumpy cause I can't take a Big boy Stand Up Shower tonight 😏! In general it is a nice campground. Now hopefully they do have a dump station 👀 EDIT ‼️ IF I COULD RATE IT NEGATIVE I WOULD ‼️ @ 515AM WHEN NATURE CALLED I WALK TO THE BATHROOMS THERE LOCKED ‼️‼️‼️‼️ $29.00 A NIGHT FOR WHAT ❓❓❓❓ & I FOUND OUT LAST NIGHT THAT THE SHOWERS HAVE BEEN CLOSED SINCE COVID‼️ UPDATE YOUR APP‼️ CAUSE IT'S TURNING OUT TO BE REAL DIRT‼️
Nice size camp sites. Beautiful scenery. Showers.
The staff have Bob one of the caps they wear which normally indicates they are park employees. They gave one to Wisconsin Bob because he picks up trash. He is not an employee of the park. He is an alcoholic with large knives and guns who harassed me once he learned I was traveling alone. He represents himself as a park ranger. I left early. Women beware of him.
Nothing special. Quiet. Mostly long term.
Nice campground, serene with a large cactus next to every spot
I stayed here while traveling from Yellowstone NP to my home in Florida. I love the desert as long as it isn’t summer. While it was still warm here it wasn’t wilting heat. And the view is Superstitious Mountains was fantastic.
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