Top Campgrounds and RV Parks in Arizona

If you are looking for a luxury place, then look no further! Verde Ranch RV Resort was voted #6 Best RV Resort by USA TODAY 10Best, as well as received recognition on other travel platforms. Its great location allows day trips to Sedona, Cottonwood, Montezuma's Castle, Flagstaff, and the southern rim of the Grand Canyon.

Why You’ll Love Verde Ranch RV Resort

Guests will love the endless opportunities to have some fun while staying here. Relax in either one of the two hot tubs, take a dive in the heated swimming pool, or run around the Splash Pad. Move around on the Pickleball courts or try your hand at Bocce Ball and Horsehoe. The Verde Ranch RV Resort will make you want to keep coming back year after year.

What People Are Saying About Verde Ranch RV Resort

“Camp Verde RV resort was wonderful! The staff inside the office and store were very friendly, genuine, and happy to help in any way. We love the cleanliness of the entire ranch- including the RV pads, the roads, the playground, clubhouse, pool, showers, and laundry facilities! It was an exceptional place and the price was lower than we expected to pay- which made it even more enjoyable!! We will definitely visit this resort again soon and many more times to come!” – Carrie M, Google review

This brand new RV resort sits in the border of Arizona and California, offering a secluded nature escaped while keeping you just a short drive away from majors destinations. Build with nature in mind this resort uses natural paving on its road and RV sites, an eco-friendly alternative that uses local natural resources!

Why You’ll Love River Sands RV Resort

Join the fun and experience River Sands RV Resort, the newest and biggest RV resort destination in Ehrenberg, AZ. This resort offers families the best of both worlds – the peace and quiet of Arizona valleys with direct access to the Colorado River and limitless onsite amenities, activities, and entertainment.

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Why You’ll Love The Canyons RV Resort and Cabins

The Canyons RV Resort is the perfect basecamp for your weekend getaway or month long retreat. Located in beautiful northern Arizona, The Canyons is just a few minutes away from spectacular outdoor attractions including; Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. We’re only a short drive to Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Monument Valley and Arizona’s most visited attraction, The Grand Canyon National Park.

For a great view of the sunrise over the desert, travelers need not look any further than Gateway Ranch RV Resort, which is located in Salome, Arizona. This campground is near many activities with a store within walking distance. While you're in Salome, you can enjoy the parks, lake, and fun times you'll have when exploring the town. Even so, you're never too far from the big city with Phoenix being a decent drive away. 

Why You’ll Love Gateway Ranch RV Resort

The wildlife around the resort adds to the already beautiful scenery you will experience at the RV park. There is also an on-site golf area and nearby abandoned towns you can explore and look for cool treasures. All your water activities, like fishing, swimming and boating, are all possible at Lake Havasu. Of course, the campground also has full hookups with amenities like ATV spaces, laundry rooms, a clubhouse and showers.

The Scenic Road RV Park sits 20 miles east of the Colorado River, which serves as the border between Arizona and California. Located in Quartzsite, this park provides 97 full hookup RV campsites in an area of the country rich in history. Guests can visit Quartzsite or experience the many attractions such as the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge or Castle Dome Mines Museum and Ghost Town.

Why You’ll Love The Scenic Road RV Park

The Scenic Road RV Park provides planned activities that reach Quartzsite and visit sites like the Yuma Jail, ghost towns, and ongoing mining operations. Big rigs find access to the park easily with 38 pull-through sites. Each campsite measures 60 feet long and 30 feet wide, leaving plenty of room to deploy any slide-outs RVs may support. Campers enjoy Wi-Fi service, a rec hall, and nature trails.

The Grand Canyon Railway RV Park is a unique resort located in the mountain community of Williams, adjacent to the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel. This Arizo campground is only two blocks from Route 66, right near downtown Williams, and of course, is a short distance to the Grand Canyon.

Why You’ll Love Grand Canyon Railway RV Park

One of the things that make this RV park stand out is the railway- you can take a historic train from Williams to the Grand Canyon tiol Park, elimiting the stress of driving your rig through the Grand Canyon roads. While you’re exploring the Grand Canyon or other sights in the area, you can know that your pets are being given the best care available at the pet resort. The park itself is designed to give guests the most comfortable and relaxing experience possible. Each RV site comes with high definition digital tv, wifi, and access to the indoor pool and hot tub and shower facilities located in the hotel.

What People Are Saying About Grand Canyon Railway RV Park

“Very nice experience. Old West show before the train ride. RV park is clean and well kept. Playground basketball courts, swimming pool and more. Been here more than once and will come again.” – Lisa, Google reviews

Just off highway 60 in Apache Junction, this park is definitely more resort than it is a campground. With a recreation complex reaching over 45,000 feet and plenty of nearby shopping plazas, restaurants, casinos, and national parks, you’re guaranteed to have an unforgettable trip!

Why You’ll Love Superstition Sunrise RV Resort

This massive park offers everything but the kitchen sink- a music room, arts and crafts classes, dinner shows, indoor and outdoor pools and spas, a number of different sports, Sunday worship services, a library, an exercise room, and organized tours are just the tip of the iceberg! With so much to offer, and being one of the highest rated Arizona RV parks, the weekly and monthly rates are a steal. It’s no wonder why Superstition Sunrise is one of the top long term RV parks in Arizona!

What People Are Saying About Superstition Sunrise RV Resort

“The residents, security, and staff are friendly, the amenities are great, and overall, this seems to be the ideal place to retire, or at least to visit to avoid the snow.” – Jacob, Google reviews

This family owned RV park has been serving the Phoenix area for over 30 years. With a number of different awards for guest satisfaction, it’s definitely one of the best campgrounds in the area. The quiet Arizo desert landscape surrounding the campsites gives campers the best setting to relax and enjoy the breathtaking sunsets each night of their trip.

Why You’ll Love Leaf Verde RV Resort

Since Phoenix is so close to the campground, guests have an array of activities and attractions that they’re able to visit. Visit the Phoenix Intertiol Raceway, the Challenger Space Center, or the Wildlife World Zoo- there’s something for people of all ages. Inside the resort, guests have plenty to keep them entertained as well- there’s a shuffleboard court and horseshoe pit, a heated pool, a BBQ and picnic area, and club room complete with a pool table, television, and card tables.

What People Are Saying About Leaf Verde RV Resort

“Good rates, clean safe and quiet yet close to shopping and dining. Full-size laundry facilities, game room, no they just revitalized their pool.” – Christopher

Located on the Eastern edge of Scottsdale, Eagle View RV Resort is filled with the history and traditions of Arizo culture. The Fort McDowell area has plenty to offer to visitors, from the numerous activities to the beautiful landscape. As one of the top rated Good Sam affiliated RV parks in Arizo, Eagle View RV Resort offers an unforgettable experience to each and every guest, whether they’re staying for a night or a season!

Why You’ll Love Eagle View RV Resort at Fort McDowell

When staying at Eagle View RV Resort at Fort McDowell, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy the stunning landscape on horseback, cool off in the pool, get a hole-in-one at the We-Ko-Pa Golf Club, or test your luck at the Fort McDowell Casino; and that’s just the beginning! Every RV site provides full water and electric hookups as well as waste disposal, free wi-fi, and of course, a great view. The resort also offers a pet park for your furry friends, a laundry room, fitness center, and clean showers.

What People Are Saying About Eagle View RV Resort at Fort McDowell

“This RV resort is in a beautiful desert setting, with mountain views. The staff were very friendly and helpful and made you feel at home. Close to Mesa and Scottsdale, and Fountain Hills. Very quiet, smaller park. Had friendly neighbors. Loved it” – Teresa, Google reviews

Nestled in between the Sycamore and Cottonwood trees of Sedona, Arizona, this park is the perfect place to enjoy a tranquil, relaxing vacation. The park is beautifully maintained, and has exceptional customer service, making it one of the most popular RV parks in Arizona, with tons of positive reviews. One thing that makes this park even more convenient is how close you’ll be to some of the best RV dealerships in Arizona.

Why You’ll Love Rancho Sedona RV Park

You can enjoy getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city with a stay at Rancho Sedona. Mountain biking, hiking, fishing, and sightseeing are available year-round. Most sites offer full hookups, wi-fi, cement patios, and cable tv. It’s truly the perfect mix of natural tranquility and the comforts of modern living!

What People Are Saying About Rancho Sedona RV Park

“It is absolutely gorgeous here & so peaceful & clean. The staff is very nice & helpful. This is our 3rd time visiting & it gets better every time.” – Alicia, Google reviews

Vista Del Sol RV Resort in Bullhead City, AZ welcomes 55+ Active Adults with a variety of RVs: Class A or Class C, Motor homes, Travel Trailers and Fifth Wheels. The incomparable scenic beauty of the grounds provides the perfect backdrop for relaxation and a host of outdoor recreation activities.

Why You’ll Love Vista Del Sol

With so many fun on-site activities you’re guaranteed to never be bored, but if you want to explore even more off-site fun you can discover 190 square miles of water in Mohave county, the nearby casinos of Laughlin, hiking and ATV trails, and retail shopping. And if that’s not enough, Las Vegas is just 94 miles away!

What People Are Saying About Vista Del Sol

“ Great RV Resort. Price was reasonable for what we got. Spacious sites, nice laundromat, had an RO water dispenser (Primo). Service was good. The office was closed when we arrived but they had packets for us and made sure we knew how to get through the gate. Well off the Highway on top of a hill with great views. We would definitely stay here again. ” -Google Reviews

This park in Tucson allows guests to have a true Arizona desert experience, it’s surrounded by vast sandy and rocky landscapes, cacti, and of course beautiful desert sunsets. Many people choose Desert Trails to stay at because of the utter peacefulness campers experience here- there’s no noisy trains, planes, or freeways!

Why You’ll Love Desert Trails RV Park

Although the park may have the atmosphere and quiet of being cut off from the rest of the world, campers are still able to enjoy modern amenities they would expect from any five-star resort or hotel. Free wi-fi is provided so you can stay connected, there’s a heated pool for guests to enjoy, and plenty of activities, from bingo to art classes, to keep you busy and entertained. Although it’s almost certain you’ll enjoy a stay at Desert Trails RV Park, if you’re still not sure you want to stay at this park, you can try it out for a night or two, and if you decide you want to stay longer, the price of the first two nights will be applied to your weekly or monthly rates!

What People Are Saying About Desert Trails RV Park

“Third time returning enjoyed the comrade of the visitors and staff. Always something to do or someone to converse with. Highly recommend.” -Nancy, Google reviews

Tombstone, Arizona is known for its Wild West history, and the Tombstone RV Park is the perfect place to experience the rich history of the area. The park is only one mile from the historic district, and offers modern amenities, and even has camping cabins and cowboy suites available.

Why You’ll Love Tombstone RV Park & Campground

Campers have a host of different amenities available to them that make a stay at Tombstone RV Park an unforgettable one. Hot showers, clean restrooms, laundry facilities, and free wi-fi are just the basics. On top of that, campers can take a shuttle to historic Tombstone to enjoy a day learning about the Wild West with ease.

What People Are Saying About Tombstone RV Park & Campground

“The absolute best. Big RV spots, extra clean bathrooms. The whole campground was very clean and neatly kept. Loved the staff everyone so friendly and helpful. This is by far the best RV park in the area.” – Dennis, Google reviews

Travelers who are age 55 and older can find a comfortable place at Lamplighter RV Resort in Star Valley. Although the city is nearby, it doesn’t interfere with this park’s country atmosphere. The location is distant enough from the highway to be peaceful and quiet yet close enough for easy access.

Why You’ll Love Lamplighter RV Resort

If you have multiple vehicles or large ATVs, you can pay a little extra to keep them in one of this park’s storage yards. Your pets will have a good time in the fenced, double-gated dog area. For your own entertainment, Lamplighter RV Resort has a game room, a clubhouse and a separate space for billiards.

What People Are Saying About Lamplighter RV Resort

“A mixed blend of permanent and temporary people but all 55+ age. For Senior shuttle call senior center for free rides on Wednesday. Free shuttle to Mazatzal casino located on south side of Payson.” – Renee, Campendium Review

This campground in Payson, Arizona is popular among fisherman, and nearby Willow Springs Lake has bass, brown trout, and sometimes rainbow trout. You can use the ramp to enter the lake with your fishing boat. Among the campgrounds in this area, Sinkhole is perhaps the most rustic in atmosphere.

Why You’ll Love Sinkhole Campground

The roads and RV campsites at this park are paved for easy maneuverability, but the setting is still very primitive. The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest is packed with ponderosa pines and features a wildlife area for non-motorized tranquility. You’ll see elk and other creatures living in their natural habitat.

What People Are Saying About Sinkhole Campground

“Great thing about Sinkhole is that it is pretty quiet. This is the spot where retirees and folks who enjoy fishing come to take a break from the insanity of city life. And even the kids were so chill.” – Monica, Yelp Review

Many campers bring their ATVs with them on vacation only to find that they have nowhere to ride. At Oxbow Estates RV Park, you’ll have plenty of space for riding ATVs as well as hiking and picnicking. This trailer park in Payson, Arizona is situated right by the Tonto National Forest.

Why You’ll Love Oxbow Estates RV Park

You don’t have to stay in this RV park when you get restless because you can easily go shopping in town and stop by your favorite restaurant on your way back. If you want to organize a reunion or event, you can reserve the on-site Ramada. You can also just spend a relaxing evening at your campsite and cook out on the grill.

What People Are Saying About Oxbow Estates RV Park

“We picked this place because of the ATV trails nearby. The trails were great; we had several kids with us and they had a blast.” – Mike, Passport America Review

Most Payson campgrounds are not right in the middle of town, but this RV resort is within walking distance of downtown stores and restaurants. The convenience does not mar the park’s tranquility. Payson Campground & RV Resort is filled with ponderosa pine trees that give you privacy and relaxation.

Why You’ll Love Payson Campground & RV Resort

The silence inside the Payson Campground & RV Resort is occasiolly interrupted by local bands and karaoke singers because the weekends bring forth some fantastic entertainment. During the week, you can swim in the heated pool or push your kids on the swings. If you’d rather stay in your RV and watch TV, then ask for a satellite-friendly site.

What People Are Saying About Payson Campground & RV Resort

“Great place to stay. Close to everything you need including amazing trails to hike. It’s right off the highway but no noise at all. Feels like you are camped in the woods. Everyone who works here is as nice and helpful as it gets. The spots have plenty of room, all of them have big trees.” – Don, Yelp Review

For great trout fishing and swimming, try this Payson, Arizo campground just below the Mogollon Rim. Christopher Creek Campground is run by the U.S. Forest Service and is open each year from April through October. Between late spring and early summer is the best time for successful fishing in the creek.

Why You’ll Love Christopher Creek Campground

With three separate swimming holes, spring-fed Christopher Creek can keep you cool even on the hottest summer days. You can also ride a horse or a mountain bike on the terrain. The small town for which the park is med is very close by so you can drive to a store for supplies if needed.

What People Are Saying About Christopher Creek Campground

“The creek is shallow and there is a swimming hole within a close distance from the campground. The sites are kid-friendly and there were plenty of families camping this past weekend. At night, it became quiet after 9 and there were no disruptive neighbors.” – Beebee, Trip Advisor Review

In the northern part of the Tonto tiol Forest, just a mile from Payson is a relatively primitive campground with equestrian sites. You’ll have an awesome experience if you want to see the area from horseback. The campsites with corrals are in a separate area from the tent sites and basic RV pads.

Why You’ll Love Houston Mesa Campground

With hiking and horseback riding trails surrounding your RV, you won’t be able to resist the temptation to explore the terrain. You’ll pass by all sorts of trees and shrubs and perhaps spot a skunk along the way. When you get back to camp, you can buy some firewood and make s’mores.

What People Are Saying About Houston Mesa Campground

“The campground is in a fantastic location with Shoofly ruins and the crossing parks just down the road. The sites were good sized and very wooded, so we had a lot of shade. Each site has a nice picnic table and fire ring.” – Connie, Trip Advisor Review

Patrons of Happy Jack Lodge & RV miss the cool temperatures of the high country when they are away. This campground draws a crowd even during the winter months with its snow play area. Since the park is on 100 acres of wilderness, it has plenty of wide-open space for ATV riding.

Why You’ll Love Happy Jack Lodge & RV

Named for the town in which it is located, Happy Jack is about 50 miles north of Payson. In this rural area, a full-service RV park is a necessity. Happy Jack Lodge & RV has a camping supplies store and Jack’s Place Steakhouse & Bar, which serves delicious entrees.

What People Are Saying About Happy Jack Lodge & RV

“It’s so quiet and peaceful out here. The kids loved the area, exploring the very clean grounds! They loved the inside of the historic building! The staff were very nice and accommodating. We had NO problems whatsoever! If you are looking for a great spot to camp this is it.” – Charlie, Trip Advisor Review

Overgaard RV Resort in Overgaard, AZ, is a hidden jewel nestled among the trees and surrounded by nature. The park offers full hookups with 30- and 50-amp electrical service. There are some pull-through spaces for RVs, too. The sites are paved and level. Wi-Fi is available, and there are laundry facilities on-site. Unlike many, Overgaard RV resort is open year-round, and seasonal rates are available.

Why You’ll Love Overgaard RV Resort

The park is close enough to shopping and medical care for convenience but far enough out of town that it feels secluded and natural. The area is surrounded by U.S. Forest Service parks and lakes, so wildlife abounds in the area. Fishing, hiking, and bike trails are close by. Wildlife viewing and bird watching are great and right inside the park. The higher elevation is ideal for cooler weather.

With 320 acres of desert plants and canyon trails, this state RV park near Payson is a hiker’s dream. If you’re experienced in mountain hiking, then you may be able to reach the Flatiron by following the Siphon Draw Trail. Be sure to wear appropriate hiking shoes and take plenty of water.

Why You’ll Love Lost Dutchman State Park

You don’t have to be a professional mountaineer to enjoy the hiking trails at Lost Dutchman State Park. You can even take your children on Jacob’s Crosscut Trail and marvel at the scenery along the base of the Superstition Mountains. RV campgrounds near Payson, Arizona are known for their hiking and horseback riding trails.

What People Are Saying About Lost Dutchman State Park

“Our rig is over 60’ making it hard to stay anywhere on downtime outside of truck stops and rest areas. We were excited to find out the rig would fit at Lost Dutchman. They did tell us we had the biggest vehicle to stay here. Which leads me to the staff, very professional and courteous. Sites are clean with plenty of room. The scenery and wildlife was the icing on the cake.” – Wes, Facebook Review

McDowell Mountain Regional Park is a huge park located to the north of Fountain Hills. It features extensive trails that are frequented by hikers and mountain bikers. This park features a large RV campground.

Why You’ll Love McDowell Mountain Regional Park

Very little light pollution from the Phoenix area blocks out your view of the stars at night from McDowell Mountain Regional Park. Unlike many campgrounds, this park features full RV hookups. You are encouraged to bring your horses.

What People Are Saying About McDowell Mountain Regional Park

“McDowell Mountain is undoubtedly my favorite Regional Park in Arizona. We’ve been camping there since 2011, and I love that the campsites are spaced so far apart! Being up on the plateau north and above Fountain Hills and to the east of the mountain range means that you don’t get a lot of light spill-over from the city. The park is a mecca for mountain bikers, but it is fabulous for hikers as well. On a great day, you can hike for hours in the desert in complete solitude.” – Rosalind, Google Review