RV Parks in the Quartzsite Area
Winter RV parks, BLM long-term camping and free boondocking in and around Quartzsite, from full-hookup parks a short walk from the January shows to the La Posa desert camp, plus a riverside resort in Ehrenberg and a snowbird park out on US-60. Compare them here, then open a guide for rates, site types, reviews and directions.
Quartzsite, Arizona · Where I-10 meets US-95
Places to stay
13 guides
Parks, resorts & BLM camps
Elevation
About 875 ft
Mild winters, very hot summers
Peak season
Oct–Apr
Shows in January and February
Phoenix
1 hr 55 min
Drive east on I-10
Updated October 5, 2026 · Details checked against each park’s website
Park map
Find a Quartzsite RV park on the map
See where each park sits around Quartzsite, then open its guide for rates, sites and directions.
RV park guide
Quartzsite area
13 places to stay around Quartzsite
Choose a park on the map or in the list to see where it is, its season and elevation, and a link to its full guide.
Small, friendly 55+ park a block from Main Street, with a clubhouse, bocce and some of the lowest rates in town. From $37 a night.
Tidy park on north Central Blvd with paved roads, level pull-throughs, a clubhouse kitchen and three winter site tiers. Winter from $60 a night; summer $45.
Quiet east-side winter park with 32-by-60-ft drive-thrus and a 4,500-sq-ft clubhouse. From $47 a night; open Oct–Apr.
Big, palm-lined resort near Exit 17 with a heated pool and hot tub, lighted pickleball and breakfast in the rec hall. From $45 a night.
50-amp sites on concrete pads and pull-thrus up to 65 ft, a short walk from Main Street. From $40 a night.
Tidy 88-site park by Exit 19 with palms, shade ramadas and no generators, from $45 a night. From $45 a night.
Small resort by Exit 19 with 27 oversized concrete sites and a clubhouse with a game room and fire pit. From $39 a night.
Shady snowbird park on West Main with a busy rec hall, a lapidary shop, fruit trees and low weekly rates. From $49 a night.
Large park just off Exit 17 with 30-by-60-ft pull-thrus, a clubhouse and online booking. From about $36 a night.
BLM’s big winter camp south of town: open desert, no hookups, water and dump stations, $180 for the season. $40 for 14 days or $180 a season.
Free 14-day boondocking on open desert north of town, with big views and strong cell signal. Free for up to 14 days.
Full resort near the Colorado River in Ehrenberg, with a heated pool, pickleball, a fishing pond and a beach a quarter mile away. From about $63 a night.
214-site snowbird park on US-60 with its own desert golf course, a rock room and a wood shop. From $30 a night.
Where to stay
Quartzsite-area RV parks
Each park and campground has a full guide with rates, site types, review scores, directions and what’s nearby.
Kofa Mountain RV Park
Small, friendly 55+ park a block from Main Street, with a clubhouse, bocce and some of the lowest rates in town. From $37 a night.
Quail Run RV Park
Tidy park on north Central Blvd with paved roads, level pull-throughs, a clubhouse kitchen and three winter site tiers. Winter from $60 a night; summer $45.
Arizona Sun RV Park
Quiet east-side winter park with 32-by-60-ft drive-thrus and a 4,500-sq-ft clubhouse. From $47 a night; open Oct–Apr.
Holiday Palms RV Resort
Big, palm-lined resort near Exit 17 with a heated pool and hot tub, lighted pickleball and breakfast in the rec hall. From $45 a night.
The Scenic Road RV Park
50-amp sites on concrete pads and pull-thrus up to 65 ft, a short walk from Main Street. From $40 a night.
Park Place RV Park
Tidy 88-site park by Exit 19 with palms, shade ramadas and no generators, from $45 a night. From $45 a night.
Quartzsite RV Resort
Small resort by Exit 19 with 27 oversized concrete sites and a clubhouse with a game room and fire pit. From $39 a night.
88 Shades RV Park
Shady snowbird park on West Main with a busy rec hall, a lapidary shop, fruit trees and low weekly rates. From $49 a night.
Desert Gardens RV Park
Large park just off Exit 17 with 30-by-60-ft pull-thrus, a clubhouse and online booking. From about $36 a night.
La Posa LTVA
BLM’s big winter camp south of town: open desert, no hookups, water and dump stations, $180 for the season. $40 for 14 days or $180 a season.
Plomosa Road BLM Camping
Free 14-day boondocking on open desert north of town, with big views and strong cell signal. Free for up to 14 days.
River Sands RV Resort
Full resort near the Colorado River in Ehrenberg, with a heated pool, pickleball, a fishing pond and a beach a quarter mile away. From about $63 a night.
Wagon West RV Park
214-site snowbird park on US-60 with its own desert golf course, a rock room and a wood shop. From $30 a night.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Park photos come from each park’s own website: Kofa Mountain RV Park, Quail Run RV Park, Arizona Sun RV Park, Holiday Palms RV Resort, The Scenic Road RV Park, Park Place RV Park, Quartzsite RV Resort, 88 Shades RV Park, Desert Gardens RV Park, River Sands RV Resort and Wagon West RV Park. La Posa: BLM Arizona (public domain). Plomosa Road: a still from RVerTV’s video. Quartzsite sign: Gordon Leggett via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0); the images were resized. Map roads and places from OpenStreetMap contributors.
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