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Several cabin options exist within established campgrounds near Wickenburg, Arizona. Aztec Village RV Park offers cabins with access to electric hookups, drinking water, showers, and toilets, making it suitable for those seeking basic amenities. Happy Endings Retreat provides a more rustic cabin experience with water hookups, picnic tables, and shower facilities. Crown King Area at Horsethief Basin offers cabin accommodations surrounded by natural scenery. "I was very exhausted after the hiking but the land was worth it indeed," noted one visitor regarding the trails accessible from their cabin location.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. While some properties like Aztec Village maintain strict policies prohibiting alcohol and fires, others such as Happy Endings Retreat and Crown King Area permit both. Most cabin sites require reservations, with particularly high demand during cooler months when visitors seek escape from desert heat. Pet policies vary significantly between properties - most allow pets but implement specific rules regarding leashing and cleanup. Visitors to Crown King Area should note the challenging access, as one camper explained: "This majestic spot is roughly ~26 miles of bumpy dirt roads, steep terrain, switchbacks, and the occasional one vehicle bridge."
Most cabins include basic furnishings but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary considerably between locations, with some offering only outdoor cooking options while others provide more substantial indoor amenities. On-site stores exist at several properties, though selection and prices reflect the remote locations. The Crown King general store carries essential supplies, though as one reviewer noted, "Prices are steep so best advised to fill up on gas and supplies before heading up." Travelers planning extended stays should bring most provisions from larger towns before arrival.
"Scott and Kevin have a great piece of property they love To share!"
"Lounge at the lake, hike in the fields, or relax in their renovated vineyard. Give them try and share your experience here!"
"All spots are fenced descent pool and small store if you need anything. We stayed in the loop near the entrance. Quite loud with all the cars coming and going."
"Sites are rustic, they’ve water and electricity, no sewer. There’s a dump station as you leave the park. No store, be sure you’re well stocked with everything before you head out."
"Been to this area a few time the sites are amazing quiet and beautiful, the trail up is bumpy and fun. The site had a fire pit and in winter everything was covered in snow and just breath taking."
"There’s also a much more difficult trail from lake pleasant that requires very experienced off-roading 4x4). Great food and drinks(alcohol) at the crown king saloon and Mimi’s Cafe."
"We needed a place in or near Buckeye and located this place. Nice bathrooms, hot showers. We were in a Class B close to the entrance so didn’t have any issues with size of sites."
"This RV Park has it all..Run by professionals. They even escort you to your space.Facilities are great, they have all of them, lit paved walkways.large spaces, wifi works"
"An oasis surrounded by fields. Clean restrooms, pools, grounds, roads, sites. Nice folks working there. Refundable $20 deposit to get bathroom key. Did not use laundry. Stayed 3 nights."
"Staff very helpful when we came to help us park, but office & store were closed at 3pm on a Saturday. Couldnt get supplies or change for laundry. Nice & quiet."
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"The CG WiFi was pretty decent as well, with speeds up to 4 MB/s, but varied depending on congestion."
"They have 2 pools (one is heated), volleyball, darts, horseshoe, pool tables, hot tub, sauna, nature trails, a cafe open in the weekend, events and tons of other things going on."
"I spent 2 months there last winter and really enjoyed my stay there. people were freindly and all kinds of activities, pool, hot tub, pickleball, hiking, and close to phoenix,"
"I’ve parked my camper van here over several weekends. It’s mostly geared towards RV and van parking. Location is convenient for highway access and visiting nearby Arcosanti."
"Very clean great food nice people easy access and you can walk to the dollar general store."
GuideApple Creek Cottages is a hidden gem in the heart of Prescott. You’re surrounded by trees with a creek right next to the cottages. The cottages are old, but were still cozy, with a full kitchen and “fire place.” We had a bonfire out back near the creek and enjoyed the rustic decor. In the morning we made breakfast and sat out back again enjoying the views. Not too pricey, our new place to go in Prescott.
GuideConvenient to SE Phoenix area. Far enough from the freeway to be quiet. An oasis surrounded by fields. Clean restrooms, pools, grounds, roads, sites. Nice folks working there. Refundable $20 deposit to get bathroom key. Did not use laundry. Stayed 3 nights. Very open, but a tree between each rig. Not much shade. Full hookups but no CATV. $73 per night. I will. Stay here again when I’m in the area.
GuideLarge clean spots. All spots are fenced descent pool and small store if you need anything. We stayed in the loop near the entrance. Quite loud with all the cars coming and going. Marina for boat rentals with a shuttle to take you back and forth. Strong WiFi. Kids were able to zoom without any issues.
TravelerWell we stayed here for two nights and frankly I wasn’t very impressed. The Campground is really only for permanent residents, everyone else ends up in a dirt lot essentially. Nearest bathrooms were a bit of a hike, so were all amenities. We paid for water and electric. The noise level was crazy... especially as we have a pop-up. I guess they don’t really enforce quiet hours. We got in late and finding our campsite was hard in the dark if you’ve never been there before. Lots of bugs at night. Honestly you pay $50 a night just to be by a lake and for me it wasn’t worth it 🤷♀️.
ScoutSites are rustic, they’ve water and electricity, no sewer. There’s a dump station as you leave the park. No store, be sure you’re well stocked with everything before you head out.
ScoutDepending on the water level, it can be a hike to the water. Nothing bad at all though. Has water, 30amp, 50 amp, and 20amp hook ups. Covered picknick table and fire pit. We definitely will come here again. Good Verizon cell service.
GuideLarge spacious sites. Several camping options available. There is dry camping, T-sites or Resort camping. T sites have only electric and water. Resort has everything. Lake swimming not your thing? Pool available with showers and store. Well managed and great family summer fun.
ScoutStaff very helpful when we came to help us park, but office & store were closed at 3pm on a Saturday. Couldnt get supplies or change for laundry.
Nice & quiet. All paved. 3 dog pens side by side to unleash pet for pottying and a long dog run I another area with toys & balls.
1/2 the Laundry machines did not work with card. Had choice of 8 quarters per load or card. I had plenty of cash if they’d had a change machine, but they didn’t & it was frustrating that 1/2 the machines didn’t work with card. Everything else was nice. Expensive but we expected that. $92-95 for pull thru full hook-up.
Store closed at 3 on Sat & closed Sun.
RangerThere are several different RV/Camping options at Pleasant Harbor Marina / RV Resort.
In the resort with Full Hookups
Out on the "flat" with just water and power (dump station on site)
Out on the "flat" with no hookups. (can also tent / car camp)
As compared to the Maricopa County Parks side, this has a little bit more party atmosphere, is less secluded, but you can almost always get at least a boondocking spot without a reservation. They also have large events here as well so check their calendar for the weekend you are wanting to go!
We keep a boat at Lake Pleasant and are part of the Arizona Yacht Club so we are up here all the time.
Cabin camping near Wickenburg, Arizona offers high desert accommodations at elevations ranging from 2,000 to 6,000 feet, creating variable temperatures throughout the year. Winter nights can drop below freezing while summer daytime temperatures regularly exceed 100°F. The Bradshaw Mountains create a transition zone between desert and higher elevation pine forests, providing diverse terrain for cabin stays.
Explore Horsethief Basin Lake: Located approximately 7 miles from Crown King, this serene mountain lake requires high-clearance vehicles to access. Crown King Area (Horsethief Basin lake) offers fishing for multiple species. "Horse Thief Lake is truly a magical place and beyond serene. The lake fish species present include Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, and Muskie," notes one visitor.
Pick seasonal fruit: Some cabin properties maintain orchards on their grounds. "Staff very helpful when we came to help us park... Nice & quiet. All paved... orange, lemon, and grapefruit trees everywhere," reports a guest at Destiny Phoenix RV Resorts, where cabin accommodations are available among citrus trees.
Visit historic mountain towns: Many cabin locations provide access to small communities with unique character. "Been to this area a few time the sites are amazing quiet and beautiful, the trail up is bumpy and fun. The site had a fire pit and in winter everything was covered in snow and just breath taking," shares a visitor to Crown King Area.
Well-maintained facilities: Clean amenities rank high among cabin campers' priorities. "SPOTLESS SHOWER AREA! It was so pleasant and Scenic here I really enjoyed our visit and we plan to return next year!" exclaims one visitor at Destiny Phoenix RV Resorts.
Water recreation access: Pleasant Harbor RV Resort provides cabin options with lake activities. "RV camping on big water in Arizona! We have stayed here a couple of times. Make sure to book a spot up on cliff overlooking the water. Great sunsets. Free shuttle to haul kayak to boat ramp," recommends one camper.
Winter escapes: Higher elevation cabin locations offer relief from desert heat. "Been to this area a few times the sites are amazing quiet and beautiful, the trail up is bumpy and fun. The site had a fire pit and in winter everything was covered in snow and just breath taking," shares a Crown King visitor.
Road conditions vary significantly: Many cabin locations require travel on unpaved roads. "Gorgeous easy dirt road ~27 miles from i17/Bumble bee. (There's also a much more difficult trail from lake pleasant that requires very experienced off-roading 4x4)," explains a visitor to Crown King Area.
Bring supplies: Remote cabin locations have limited shopping options with higher prices. "The town has supplies but is over priced so fuel up before going up there," advises one Crown King camper.
Seasonal considerations: 50s Diner Backseat Bar & Motel RV Park provides cabin accommodations with good highway access. "I've parked my camper van here over several weekends. It's mostly geared towards RV and van parking. Location is convenient for highway access and visiting nearby Arcosanti. The 1950's style diner has good food," notes one visitor.
Pool access matters: Several cabin locations offer swimming options for children. "Heated pool, laundromat and on site restaurant," notes a visitor to Pleasant Harbor RV Resort, while another adds, "Large spacious sites. Several camping options available. There is dry camping, T-sites or Resort camping. T sites have only electric and water. Resort has everything. Lake swimming not your thing? Pool available with showers and store."
Pet accommodations: Many cabin sites welcome pets but have specific requirements. "3 dog pens side by side to unleash pet for pottying and a long dog run I another area with toys & balls," explains a Destiny Phoenix guest.
Entertainment options: Leaf Verde RV Resort provides cabin stays with multiple activity options. "Clean bathrooms, great lounge with a library, pool," writes one visitor, while another adds, "The pool is refreshing and if you aren't into swimming there is a pool table, dog park and shuffle board to keep you busy."
Winter stays require preparation: Higher elevation cabin locations may have restricted access in winter. "Amazing weather all year round, but extremely limited travel available while snow is on the ground," warns a Crown King visitor.
Hookup considerations: For those bringing RVs with their cabin rental, Happy Endings Retreat offers varied accommodation options. "Scott and Kevin have a great piece of property they love to share! Located in a valley of the Bradshaw mountains just about and hour and a half from Phoenix, this is an awesome getaway- away from it all. I boondocked for a couple days and enjoyed the quiet solitude of the canyon, enjoyed hiking, and the beautiful sunrises and sunsets."
Overnight stops vs. extended stays: Consider your travel needs when selecting cabin locations. "Very clean great food nice people easy access and you can walk to the dollar general store," notes a visitor to 50s Diner Backseat Bar & Motel RV Park, making it suitable for shorter stays.
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