Paul Wolff Campground

Blake Ranch RV Park

25 RV Sites, 1 Cabin

Traveling through northern Arizona? Blake Ranch RV Park is the perfect stop just 12 miles east of Kingman, offering quiet, full-hookup RV sites with wide pull-thrus, paved roads, and free WiFi for overnight guests. Unlike many spots along Interstate 40, there’s no train noise, so you can actually get a good night’s rest before hitting the road again. Need a place for your horse? The park also features horse pens for travelers with equine companions. Kingman is packed with history and adventure. The Arizona Route 66 Museum takes you back in time to the golden days of The Mother Road, while Hualapai Mountain Park offers a break from the desert with cooler air, scenic trails, and plenty of wildlife. For an unforgettable wildlife experience, Keepers of the Wild Nature Park is just a short drive away, giving you a chance to see rescued tigers, lions, and other exotic animals in a sanctuary setting. After a day of exploring, return to the park and enjoy some downtime in the best private shower rooms in the West, stop by the general store, or take your dog to the pet-friendly areas. Blake Ranch RV Park is more than just a convenient overnight stop—it’s a comfortable place to rest, recharge, and experience RV camping in northern Arizona the right way. Book your stay today!

from $54/night

Silver View RV Resort

332 RV Sites

Silver View RV Resort offers an exceptional camping experience with its abundant amenities and prime location along the Colorado River. Whether you prefer back-in RV sites or riverview RV sites, this Arizona RV resort caters to all campers with modern facilities including a clubhouse, outdoor pool, and fitness center. For recreation, indulge in activities like corn hole, pickleball, and swimming, ensuring there's always something fun to do on-site. The resort also boasts practical conveniences such as a dog park, laundry facilities, and a general store, making it easy to settle in and enjoy your stay. Beyond the campground, Arizona's West Coast offers a wealth of experiences that cater to a variety of interests. Bullhead City and Laughlin, just a short drive away, provide a vibrant mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. In Bullhead City, visitors can explore local boutiques, dine at a range of restaurants, and enjoy community events. Laughlin, known for its casinos and lively nightlife, also features scenic riverfronts and ample opportunities for leisure. Golf enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise with access to six top-notch golf courses in the area. Each course offers unique challenges and stunning views, making it a perfect destination for both novice and seasoned golfers. Whether you're looking to improve your swing or simply enjoy a relaxing round, these courses provide a variety of options. For fishing aficionados, the Colorado River and Lake Mohave are prime spots to cast a line. Both bodies of water are known for their abundant fish populations, including bass and catfish. Anglers can enjoy a peaceful day on the water or try their luck at landing a trophy fish. History and nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby historic sites and charming towns. The Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours offer a glimpse into the region's mining past, with guided tours that delve into the history and operation of these old mines. The town of Oatman, a historic gold mining settlement, is famous for its free-roaming wild burros that wander through the streets. Visitors can experience a unique blend of history and wildlife in this quaint and picturesque location.

Meadview RV Park & Cozy Cabins

26 RV Sites, 1 Cabin, 4 Tent Sites

Welcome to Meadview RV Park, your gateway to the stunning landscapes where the Grand Canyon meets Lake Mead in northwest Arizona. Nestled at 3,400 feet elevation, Meadview offers a unique climate—a bit cooler than the low-lying deserts in summer and milder than the mountain areas in winter. Our area boasts a rich history, with land purchased in 1960 eventually becoming part of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Today, Meadview is home to around 900 residences and welcomes visitors from all corners of the globe. People come to experience the beauty of Lake Mead, the proximity to the Grand Canyon, the marvel of the Hoover Dam, and the intrigue of the lesser known Joshua Tree Forest. Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the U.S., is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering boating, hiking, camping, and fishing across 1.5 million acres of mountains and canyons. You have the choice to bring your own RV or book one of our cozy onsite cabins. Start your Lake Mead RV camping adventure here in the heart of the Arizona desert at Meadview RV Park.

from $21/night