Best RV Parks & Resorts near Wenden, AZ

This RV park has full hook ups And is compatible to any RV length gravel roads with a slab of cement in order to put a table on or grill or whatever you may have… some spots do you have tables so make sure you bring a tablecloth in case you get one of those spots and also some places have grass around your RV spot if that something that interest you. they also have shuffleboard and a few other activities going on. you’re about eight minutes to the local Walmart very quiet nice little community with really great prices. it’s family owned so you’re in good hands

Quiet RV site with tons of cute baby bunnies running all around when the sun starts to go down.

Gravel roads and plenty of places to park your vehicles.

This is a senior community

Nice clean pool

Slab of cement with tables on each of them at each site Really good tables not wooden broken ones but really nice tables. Pull through sites with full hook ups they have daily weekly and monthly rates

Nice community center with lots of activities going on so check the calendar so you can enjoy the activities they have going on You’re nearby to a gas station and the store if you need anything other than that overall grade RV park with new management

North Ranch is an Escapees RV park with large gravel lot and closely spaced sites. Full hook up with only 30 amp available. There is also another area for dry camping. This is a good place if just passing through and need to do some laundry and dump and fill and take a nice long shower. The sites are fairly close as most RV parks are, clean flat gravel sites. Nothing special but nothing much to complain about either.

Road noise was constant as was ATV use as many of the campers had them. Covid restrictions in place and a mask is required.

Amenities: 

2 laundry areas with washer dryers for$1.25/each open 24/7 

Dog walk and fenced in dog park near the main road 

Showers Cactus garden walking area- very beautiful and well care for 

Propane on site 

Recycling bin- mixed recycling accepted 

Garbage dumpster 

Dump station(was closed when we were there) 

Exercise room 

Back in sites are$23 for escapee members and$28 for non members. Pull through sites are a few dollars more. 

Weak Verizon and AT&T with occasional streaming if you don’t mind waiting for buffering.

Incredible long-term price for electric (MUCH needed for a few days during unusually hot temps), hot showers (for free we found!), and the manager said we can have packages delivered (this is the MAIN REASON we came, as we travel much)!

Yes, we could hear the hum of the highway, but I’ve learned to block it out! Praise Yahweh!

$40 full hook up. Can be near river, or further up. Showers, laundry, wi-fi. Sites sufficient size, close together

Small… but cute and quaint. They have a smoothie, coffee and tea bar. propane fill up full hook ups dump station available Definitely call ahead of time to make a reservation to make sure that there is space available. all the sites are back in Laundry facility available also you can drop off clothes and have them dry cleaned as well for a cost obviously. They do have trailers available for rent at different rates overall patties got it going on in her cute little place. If you’re a Snowbird perfect place to stay in the trailer just bring your vehicle

Lots of older trailers and permanent older RVs. This is a trailer park with seasonal RV spaces and they offer overnighters and short term stays. Shorter term sites are gravel patches with no privacy. The seasonal rate is great, $1145 as of 12/20 for Oct 1-Apr 30. Store right outside the entrance.

A big sandy parking lot of RV’s with both full hook-ups electric/water/sewer and dry camping options.

There are a couple of flush toilets (often no toilet paper though), $5 (passable) showers for anyone to use, and a large dumpster available near the main entrance.

The upside is that you can easily walk/bike to the Big Tent RV Show and just about anywhere in Quartzsite, the downside is that you can hear the incessant hum of Interstate 10. The managers are kind people but bring your patient hat!

Sunrises and sunsets are endless and jaw dropping! Easy access to town for food, gas, firewood, laundry, and just about anything an RVer or camper could need.

Check out this article for more info about the Quartzsite region: https://thedyrt.com/magazine/local/rv-campers-guide-quartzsite-az/

The new managers were very nice and super accommodating. It is right on the main street in Quartzsite so if you’re wanting easy access to walk to places it’s the place to be if you’re looking for something quieter not so much. It has laundry facilities Wi-Fi and full hook ups with pull through and back in.

There’s also a self-guided tour of tons and tons of sculptures made out of used horseshoes it’s a mechanical zoo basically is what they call it.

A big dusty parking lot of RV’s with both full hook-ups electric/water/sewer and dry camping options. There are a couple of clean flush toilets and a large dumpster available near the main entrance. The managers are sweet and helpful people and have been in the area for years!

The upside is that you can easily walk/bike to the Big Tent RV Show and just about anywhere in downtown Quartzsite, the downside is that you can hear the incessant hum of Interstate 10 and during January show time, it is crowded. We stayed here during the duration of the Big Tent RV Show in 2019 (10 days), while working the Renogy solar booth and easily walked back and forth every day.

Sunrises and sunsets are endless and jaw dropping! Easy access to town for food, gas, firewood, laundry, and just about anything an RVer or camper could need.

Check out this article for more info about the Quartzsite region: https://thedyrt.com/magazine/local/rv-campers-guide-quartzsite-az/

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.

La Posa BLM has several entrances and is massive. It makes reviews tough on this because it depends which area you are in. I’m am reviewing Tyson Wash and South.

I do not recommend Tyson Wash for large RVs. They are there, but there are areas where the ground is deceptively soft. We got our 38ft class a stuck and had to be towed out. It’s stunning and is very quiet there, but use extreme caution with heavy rigs.

After we were freed, we crossed over to South. South is the area where you can dump, get water, and empty trash. You MUST have a permit to use the stations. There are two permits; short and long term. Short is two weeks and $40. Long (LTVA) is Sept 15-Apr 15 and is $180.

Because South is access to the stations, it is very busy there. People park in groups and are quite close. If you like socializing and whatnot, the lower part of South is for you. The upper area is a dirt road access in but very quiet with enormous space between rigs. It is almost entirely big rigs who have tip outs and such…much more private area. Please do your best to respect the space up in that area. It’s literally the reason for being there.

This is probably one of the best Boondocking areas I’ve ever seen if you know what you want. Because of the stations, there are reasonable fees but I highly recommend it.

We showed up after dark and the camp host came right out to welcome us and show us to our site. The site I had picked out was very small but right up against the river. The host (Mike?) invited us to change sites to the one at the very end and we couldn't have been luckier! I think it was site 19, but it felt very private but open to the water and had a little walkway to the river so it was like we had a private beach. It was our very first experience RV camping, so we didn't expect any frills and we didn't get any… but it was magical to wake up and walk outside and watch the sunrise!

Don't expect a ton of privacy (although we felt we had some where we were) especially if you're not along the water. This isn't the type of campground for a long stay, but for a shorty trip I would MUCH rather be here than in the RV parking lot type of "campgrounds" for sure.

There is a vault toilet that is simple but clean and the host put a couple DVDs at the info station which I thought was a cute touch. There are great trees along the water's edge but don't expect a lot of shade. Perfect on a clear night to stargaze!

This place is a dump. Dirty, dusty gravel parking lot with people right on top of you. Spaces are not even close to level. Not the place to hang out if you have Covid concerns. Might be ok for a quick overnight. Better to head south to Wickenburg and check out their dispersed camping and RV parks

We stayed at the Scenic Road RV Park after the desert began to warm up and we needed AC. No frills park. The showers are decent as is the laundry room. Sites are level. They offered us the use of their dog wash room which was a nice bonus. Noise from 95 was a bit too much for us. Good overnight stop or If you’re coming in to town for the Quartzsite RV show.

As the owner now of Bouse RV Park it is wierd to write a review but I have to!  I came to this Park in December of 2019 as myself and my husband were on our first trip to see what being a "Snowbird" would feel like.  We stayed here 2 nights in December and then went to Yuma.  After sitting in a busseling park surrounded by traffic and honking horns, my husband said, "Let's Buy the Park in Bouse!"  We did just that!  Unlike the park in Yuma we could walk out our door and not see in the neighbors window, we cannot hear the traffic on the highway.  The mornings are welcoming with hummingbirds, quail, roadrunners and even a coyote now and then.  It is the peace and quiet we were looking for with just enough fun and giggles to keep life fun!  We are so happy with the feel of our park.  It is a seasonal park so we meet new people every year!

I love Bouse and I love the riding in the desert.  I hope you will give Bouse RV Park a try, it is a little oasis in the desert!

Stayed one night on this RV park. Large sites. Kitchen and laundry facilities. One toilet and shower. Very tidy and clean. Nice and helpful hosts.

If there isn’t a rodeo across the street then this is an excellent place to stop for a night if you’re passing through to Tucson like we were. Each site has a nice fire pit and the ground is pretty level - lots of RV parking. Much more sites than I read about too. Around 30 sites. Not “8” like the website read. Definitely not a place you stay more than one night though.

Jake from the Dyrt here! Coyote Pass RV Park is new to the Dyrt and accepting reservations!  Check them out and leave a review about your stay on the Dyrt!

Stopped here for an overnight. Mostly snowbirds who looked settled in for the winter. A few sites along the river with cabanas. Sites have water and electric, but no sewer. A little cramped and not private at all, but are pretty long for pull throughs. There are private RV parks on both sides of it that have restaurant/bars on the water that you can walk to which is a great feature. Great location.

Only gave it 4 stars not 5 because it has "government park" qualities, but is a great place for the price.

Quartzite is a sea of RV parks and, this being our first visit, I relied on reviews to know which would be a safe bet to park our trailer for the night. At $25 per night (cash or check!) and an easy self-check in process (during COVID), Quail Run was an easy choice. Easy access off the 10 freeway, tons of gas stations around and wide, open skies... The roads are paved and the sites are gravel and pretty level. We’re here in July and one of about four other campers around thanks to the 113 degree heat, I’m sure. FHU, large, tidy spaces and 50amp power for $25 seems like a good bet! Don’t expect much... it’s a big lot with a couple Saguaros dotting the skyline. It seems like a fully reliable place, though the WiFi leaves a lot to be desired. I’m basing this review on my criteria for a single night “along the way” overnight stay. Good price, convenient, reliable, safe and fulfills basic needs!