Best RV Parks in Arizona

RV Parks in Arizona

If you prefer a few more amenities than typically found in state parks, there's an Arizona RV park that's perfect for you.

How many RV parks are in Arizona?

There are more than 500 RV parks in Arizona to choose from. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot in the desert or a place to enjoy all the activities that Arizona has to offer, you'll find an RV park that's just right for you.

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Grand Canyon RV Parks

Grand Canyon is one of the most famous national parks in the U.S. Its majestic beauty is unrivaled, and there are plenty of activities here to keep you busy. If you're planning on visiting the Grand Canyon, the following two RV parks are worth checking out.

Grand Canyon Camper Village is the only RV park at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. It's situated just 1 mile from the park entrance, making it a convenient place to stay. The park has electric hookups and can accommodate RVs up to 40 feet in length. There are also cabins available for rent if you're not traveling in an RV.

Kaibab Camper Village is located in northern Arizona at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. This park is smaller than Grand Canyon Camper Village, with only 38 RV campsites. But it's also much quieter and more scenic, making it a great choice if you're looking for peace and serenity. Both parks offer WiFi, laundry facilities, and showers.

Flagstaff RV Parks

Flagstaff is a popular stop on the way to the Grand Canyon, and there are several RV campgrounds in the area to choose from. Flagstaff KOA is one of the best RV parks in Flagstaff, and it's easy to see why. This spacious campground has almost 200 sites with full hookups, and it offers a variety of amenities, including a swimming pool, playground, and dog park.

If you're looking for something a little smaller and more off the beaten path, check out Greer's Pine Shadows RV Park. This park has 81 sites, is located in a beautiful pine forest, and offers plenty of peace. It also has full hookups and WiFi.

Sedona RV Parks

If you're looking to explore the red rocks of Sedona, there are several RV parks in the area. Rancho Sedona RV Park is a pet-friendly RV resort with 84 sites and all the amenities you need, including WiFi, laundry facilities, and a swimming pool.

Another option is Oak Creek Mobilodge. This park has a more rustic feel, with cabins instead of traditional RV sites. But it's located right on Oak Creek, giving you easy access to some of the most beautiful scenery in Sedona.

Tucson RV Parks

Tucson is a great place to stay if you want to explore southern Arizona. There are several RV parks in the area, but one of the best is Lazydays KOA. This park has more than 400 sites and offers a wide range of amenities, including a swimming pool, hot tub, and fitness center.

If you're looking for RV camping near Saguaro National Park, check out Desert Trails 40+ RV Park. This park is specifically designed for adults aged 40 and over. It's smaller than some of the other parks in Tucson, has 225 sites, and has all the amenities you'll need, including WiFi and laundry facilities.

More Arizona RV Parks

No matter what part of the state you're visiting, there's an Arizona RV park that can accommodate you.

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Recent Arizona RV Parks Reviews

Bellemont, AZ

Village Camp Flagstaff

Apr 26, 2024

"Great Staff. Beautiful Views"

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Friendly staff with modern clean facilities. We had a gorgeous view of Humphries Peak. We stayed three nights and would have loved to stay longer. Great spot to hike and visit the Grand Canyon or Sedona. Nice comfortable laid back indoor bar with food and a fireplace.

Jganim
1 review
Apr 25, 2024

"Most rules you'll see in an RV park"

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Rv park is clean. The lady at the desk was short and all she cared about was signing a paper saying I would follow the silly rules they have. They charge money per day for a dog. They say they are dog friendly but they have so many rules you can barely take your dog out for a walk without breaking the rules. If you have a dog you...
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camper-853388
1 review
Apr 25, 2024

"Quite, peaceful, great desert views."

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I've been here all season ( since October 2023 ). A favorite of mine. Love the BLM lands for riding and exploring. Great sunsets. And good community, The Why Senior Citizens Club for many activities! Will be back in October!

camper-928568
1 review
Apr 23, 2024

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Very friendly and helpful hostess, we really felt at home. She helped us learn about the area and current events. Most evenings there was a social campfire. The dog park was very handy for us. There is a convenience store, gas station and restaurant nearby. Close to Organ Pipe National Monument. Ajo is a nice little town with great coffee. We...
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camper-905426
1 review
Apr 23, 2024

"Underwhelming"

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We originally planned to boondock nearby but with the hot anticipated weather and some issues with our water pump we decided to book for the full hookups. When booking there was no ability to select a site or even choose a pull thru vs back in. We ended up getting assigned a backin site in the F loop. The site has a paved pad and in between...
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camper-820454
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