RV campgrounds near Earp, California provide Colorado River access at several locations with various price points and amenities. Winter temperatures typically range from 40-70°F with summer highs regularly exceeding 110°F. The desert landscape features rocky terrain with minimal natural shade at most camping areas.
What to do
River fishing access: BlueWater Resort & Casino attracts anglers with convenient Colorado River access. "Clean, friendly, nice facilities. Will come again. Close to Walmart and casino," shares Virginia P., who appreciates the combination of outdoor recreation and practical amenities.
Boat launching: Islander RV Resort offers direct river access for watercraft. "You can launch your boat right from the marina here, and there are a few little coves that are perfect for swimming if you don't have a watercraft," notes Momma H., highlighting the versatility for water enthusiasts.
OHV trails: Desert terrain surrounding these campgrounds provides extensive off-highway vehicle opportunities. Wayne R. mentions at BlueWater Resort that "parking lot casino dry camping" serves as a convenient base for nearby trail access, with "stores nearby" for supplies.
What campers like
Pool facilities: Havasu Falls RV Resort receives praise for its heated swimming pool. Douglas T. reports, "Laundry was clean and easy to use. We were in site 15 and within easy walking distance from laundry and pool. Pool looked clean, although was not in it."
Community events: Many parks organize social activities during winter months. At Havasu Falls RV Resort, campers enjoy "Morning coffee, some nights they have potluck dinners, fun for the kids with all the Board & card games," according to Brittney C., highlighting the community atmosphere.
Riverfront swimming: Natural water access points provide alternatives to pools. Momma H. notes at Islander RV Resort, "There are a few little coves that are perfect for swimming if you don't have a watercraft," offering cooling options during hot months.
What you should know
Site spacing variations: Most campgrounds feature relatively compact layouts. Michael T. describes Campbell Cove RV Resort: "Cool location w access to the Colorado river and not far from the lake. Nice grounds, pool and hot tub. Wifi does not extend far beyond the clubhouse so bring your own hot spot."
Internet connectivity: Wi-Fi quality varies significantly between properties. Thomas at Havasu Falls RV Resort states, "Everything is clean and functioning (pool, laundromat). Everyone is friendly and helpful," but other reviewers note spotty internet coverage requiring personal hotspots.
Road noise concerns: Some parks experience traffic disturbance. At Desert Pueblo RV Resort, brenda warns, "If you are in the overnight section there is semi traffic noise and train noise all night long. We booked for 9 days and we're out in this section. HORRIBLE and no refunds."
Tips for camping with families
Activity amenities: Bouse RV Park offers organized recreation options. Ryan K. shares, "They had a nice clubhouse with a Big Screen, we caught the game on Sunday evening and then played pool until way to late! It was just a lot more fun than we thought Bouse Arizona could be!"
Swimming options: Heated pools provide family entertainment during cooler months. At DJ's RV Park, Alicia F. notes the facility has "a club house that they has various events throughout the year as well as a pool w activities, wash room for laundry and a kitchen."
Wildlife watching: Morning hours offer opportunities for desert wildlife observation. Robyn V. at Bouse RV Park describes, "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!"
Tips from RVers
Site selection strategies: Desert Hills RV Park provides spacious options for larger rigs. Brittney C. notes, "Lots of big trees serve as plenty of shade for this park, they also have another side across the street that adds an additional sites and activities. If you have trailers or boats and need to park while staying here they have plenty of that."
Utility considerations: Power needs vary by season. Bill B. explains at Havasu Falls RV Resort, "Nice rv site with full hookups and comfortable amenities. Staff are friendly with awesome wifi. You are right out in the open though with no natural shade, so make sure you have a good awning."
Access challenges: Some parks have limited navigation room. Kathy B. from Bouse RV Park advises, "Nice spot to come after boondocking to fill water, laundry and shower. Sites are close with little privacy. Staff is helpful. Laundry $2.50 per wash and dry."
