RV Parks in Arizona

7,000 ft · Best Apr–Oct

The South Rim is open all year and busiest in summer, so reserve RV sites early. Tusayan and Williams are the closest gateway towns.

4,300 ft · Best Apr–Oct

Houseboats and paddling on Lake Powell, with Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon tours close by.

5,500 ft · Best Spring & fall

A Navajo Nation tribal park with a scenic loop drive. Check the tribal park’s rules and hours before you go.

6,910 ft · Best May–Oct

Pine-shaded parks at about 7,000 ft, roughly an hour and 45 minutes from the Grand Canyon. Our first park guides are here.

4,350 ft · Best Mar–May, Sep–Nov

Red rock trails and Oak Creek, with more RV options down in the Verde Valley.

5,400 ft · Best Apr–Oct

A courthouse-square downtown, granite lakes and pine forest, with milder summers than the valley.

3,300 ft · Best Mar–May, Oct–Nov

A classic stretch of historic Route 66 and a handy stop between Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon.

735 ft · Best Oct–Apr

Island resorts, state-park beaches and boat ramps, and free BLM desert camping on the Colorado River, with a busy winter-visitor season.

876 ft · Best Oct–Apr

Winter RV parks, the La Posa long-term visitor area and free BLM boondocking, with gem and RV shows every January and February.

1,086 ft · Best Nov–Apr

Resort-style RV parks, spring training and desert hikes. July highs average around 107°.

5,000 ft · Best May–Oct

Pine country below the Mogollon Rim, about 90 minutes from Phoenix, with lakes and forest camping.

6,300 ft · Best May–Oct

Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside and Greer: high lakes, trout fishing and cool summer nights.

2,400 ft · Best Nov–Apr

Saguaro National Park, Mount Lemmon and a long list of winter RV resorts.

5,300 ft · Best Oct–May

Old mining towns, Kartchner Caverns and birding in the sky islands of southeast Arizona.

140 ft · Best Nov–Mar

One of the sunniest places in the country and a big winter-visitor destination near California and Mexico.