Ajo Heights RV Park

Stayed here mid-Jan 2024.
Back-in FHU 50 amp. Gravel site with concrete patio. Site #03 in section closest to the road.

Staff: Check-in with Zita (Z) was easy and she is extremely nice and welcoming.
Overall vibe: The RV park's long-term tenants were NOT welcoming to us short-term folks even though we are quiet and rarely even sit outside. It's not a deal-breaker, but something to be aware of.
Sites: Gravel with concrete patio. Normal sized sites, not big or small. Well-maintained
Grounds: Clean and maintained really well. Coded padlock on dumpster so make sure you remember the code.
Bathrooms/Showers: Did not use.
Laundry: Did not use.
Pool: Did not use.
Location: Gas and groceries are directly across the street. Restaurants within 5-10 min. 35 min from Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.
Access: The RV park is directly off of the main road and easy to pull in.
Near highway: Yes. It's not an interstate but it is the one and only main road running from Gila Bend to the border so there is a good amount of regular traffic.
Near train: No.
Campground WiFi: Unable to connect to it.
Cell: Verizon worked well enough for vpn work. Could stream movies just fine.
Cell: AT&T slightly spotty but worked well enough for vpn work. Could stream movies but was some buffering along the way.

This is a very tidy park, beautifully maintained and a perfect place to recharge before heading into Organ Pipes Desert NM. Olsen's Marketplace & Ace Hardware is across the street is well stocked and has RV supplies. The laundry here has 2 units each, $1.25 wash, $0.75 dry. Sites are gravel with a concrete patio, modern hookups and quite level. Site 16 was perfect for a smaller rig overlooking the lovely cactus garden. There is a dog walk area in the SE corner. Kathy in the front office was very nice. The last review is from a few years ago regarding cell service - the local provider is American Commnet but I could only get my Verizon hotspot to work.

This park really surprised me. It is immaculate and the hosts and other campers are the friendliest in six months of traveling full time. Very wide access and each site is a good size. Many back to the desert, and are level. Large area in back for doggie, clean restroom and laundry. Mail and Amazon delivery no problem. RV supply next door and diesel station across street with easy access while towing. The free WiFi was smokin' fast with the park half full. Stay here, eat at Marcela's, and drive the Ajo Mountain loop in the national monument - you'll love it all.

This was a lovely little campground. We were here in late April and literally were the only ones in the campground (they close April 30 for the season). Payment by check or cash only. Gravel sites with a concrete patio. Nice landscaping. The sites looked a little close to each other, but it was hard to tell because there were no other RVs in the place. We had our mail and some Amazon packages delivered here with no issues. Cell phone reception was excellent. WiFi was screaming fast, but that could be because we had no competition for it. Cable TV is digital with lots of channels. If you have an older analog TV with a convertor box, you won't be able use it. No over-the-air TV stations. Very nice owners. We would definitely stay here again.