Main Campground

1785 Kiowa Ave, Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403, USA

Nestled along the sun-kissed banks of the Lower Colorado River, this intimate campground offers an authentic desert camping experience where adventure meets tranquility. Each campsite comes equipped with picnic tables and grills, perfect for sunset dinners after a day of exploration. Whether you're casting a line into the river's flowing waters, navigating the waterways by boat, or conquering the surrounding terrain on your off-road vehicle, this hidden gem serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits in the heart of the American Southwest.

Buckskin Mountain

Wake up to sunrise over the Colorado River at Buckskin Mountain State Park's premier riverside campground. Whether you're pulling in with an RV or pitching a tent, you'll find well-equipped sites with water, 30-amp electric hookups, and classic camping amenities like picnic tables, BBQ grills, and fire rings—with 15 sites offering the added convenience of sewer connections. It's the perfect basecamp for paddlers, anglers, and anyone who wants to fall asleep to the sound of flowing water.

Lake Havasu Field Office, 1785 Kiowa Avenue, Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403, USA

Escape the crowds and discover your own private paradise at Lake Havasu's Shoreline Sites, where 73 secluded campsites await adventurous souls willing to journey by boat. Scattered like hidden gems across 20 miles of pristine Arizona shoreline, these boat-access-only sanctuaries offer the perfect blend of solitude and comfort. Each site comes equipped with essential amenities including picnic tables for lakeside dining, barbecue grills for sunset cookouts, and convenient trash receptacles. Most locations feature restrooms and welcome shade structures that provide relief from the desert sun. Operating on a first-come, first-served basis, these coveted spots invite both overnight campers and day-use visitors to claim their piece of waterfront paradise for up to 14 days at a time.

Cattail Cove

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Cattail Cove

Escape to the serene shores of Lake Havasu at Cattail Cove State Park, where adventure meets convenience. Choose from 61 developed sites with water and electric hookups for your RV or tent, or paddle out to claim your own secluded boat-in campsite along the pristine shoreline—available first-come, first-served for those seeking a more primitive experience complete with pit toilets and fire-free camping.

Lake Havasu

When the main campground fills up, Overflow Campground at Lake Havasu State Park offers a convenient backup option that keeps you close to all the lakeside action. These open, no-frills sites provide a practical base camp for water enthusiasts who want quick access to the beaches and day-use areas without the landscaping of the main campground.

Lake Havasu

Picture yourself stepping out of a comfortable, air-conditioned cabin onto your private patio, morning coffee in hand, as the sun glimmers across Lake Havasu just steps away. These two- to three-room cabins blend the comfort of home with the adventure of camping—complete with beds, climate control, BBQ grills, picnic tables, and fire rings for sunset s'mores.

Buckskin Mountain

Wake up to sunrise over the Colorado River at Buckskin Mountain State Park's premier riverside campground. Whether you're pulling in with an RV or pitching a tent, you'll find well-equipped sites with water, 30-amp electric hookups, and classic camping amenities like picnic tables, BBQ grills, and fire rings—with 15 sites offering the added convenience of sewer connections. It's the perfect basecamp for paddlers, anglers, and anyone who wants to fall asleep to the sound of flowing water.

1785 Kiowa Ave, Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403, USA

Nestled along the sun-kissed banks of the Lower Colorado River, this intimate campground offers an authentic desert camping experience where adventure meets tranquility. Each campsite comes equipped with picnic tables and grills, perfect for sunset dinners after a day of exploration. Whether you're casting a line into the river's flowing waters, navigating the waterways by boat, or conquering the surrounding terrain on your off-road vehicle, this hidden gem serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits in the heart of the American Southwest.

Lake Havasu

Picture yourself stepping out of a comfortable, air-conditioned cabin onto your private patio, morning coffee in hand, as the sun glimmers across Lake Havasu just steps away. These two- to three-room cabins blend the comfort of home with the adventure of camping—complete with beds, climate control, BBQ grills, picnic tables, and fire rings for sunset s'mores.

KP Cienega Campground, Alpine, Arizona

Perched at a breathtaking 9,000 feet in the Arizona high country, KP Cienega Campground offers an intimate escape into the clouds with just five secluded sites nestled among towering pines. This alpine sanctuary welcomes adventurers with tents, trailers, and motorhomes up to 16 feet, providing each site with its own picnic table and fire ring complete with cooking grill. As the gateway to the Blue Range Primitive Area via the adjacent KP Trailhead, this rustic retreat invites you to disconnect from the modern world—there are no hookups or running water here, just pure mountain air and endless wilderness. Remember to keep your four-legged companions leashed as they explore this high-altitude haven with you.

8738 Ranger Road, Happy Jack, AZ, 86024

Escape to Rock Crossing Campground, where towering ponderosa pines and ancient oaks create a natural cathedral at 7,316 feet above sea level. Tucked within the vast Coconino National Forest, this beloved mountain retreat beckons adventurers with its promise of cool mountain air and endless recreation. Whether you're casting a line into crystal waters, paddling across the mirror-like surface of C.C. Cragin Reservoir, or setting out to explore the legendary Mogollon Rim, Rock Crossing serves as your perfect basecamp for Arizona's high country adventures.

Alamo Lake

Picture yourself camping right on the water's edge at Alamo Lake, where full hookups meet wild Arizona beauty. This hidden gem in the Sonoran Desert offers world-class bass fishing, endless boating, and night skies so dark that stargazing becomes an unforgettable experience.

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Tucked away in the heart of the Big Lake Recreation Area, Grayling Campground offers an intimate escape into Arizona's high country wilderness. Twenty-three thoughtfully spaced campsites wind along a single loop road, each one a private sanctuary where towering conifers frame glimpses of sparkling lake waters. Here, the morning mist rises through ancient aspens while the scent of pine fills the crisp mountain air, creating the perfect backdrop for those seeking solitude far from the crowds.

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Discover the crown jewel of Big Lake Recreation Area at Rainbow Campground, where 165 thoughtfully arranged campsites across six distinct loops create a vibrant outdoor community beneath towering pines. This well-appointed basecamp combines the comforts of modern amenities—including flush toilets, convenient water spigots, and a nearby camp store—with the wild beauty of Arizona's high country. Friendly camp hosts stand ready to help you make the most of your mountain escape, ensuring every detail of your stay is as pristine as the surrounding wilderness.

Dead Horse Ranch

Nestled along the Verde River in Cottonwood, Quail Loop welcomes you with 43 spacious, RV-friendly sites featuring full hookups (30/50-amp) and modern conveniences like hot showers in ADA-accessible restrooms. This peaceful campground balances comfort with nature—generators are prohibited to preserve the tranquility—and you can reserve your spot online or by phone for stays up to 14 nights within any 30-day period.

1009 East Highway 260

Nestled along the babbling waters of a pristine spring-fed creek, Christopher Creek Campground invites you to experience the magic of Arizona's high country. With 43 thoughtfully placed campsites straddling both banks of the creek, this forest sanctuary creates the perfect backdrop for family adventures and peaceful retreats. Whether you're planning an intimate getaway or organizing a group gathering, the campground's versatile facilities and natural charm offer something special for every outdoor enthusiast.

HC 64 Box 65, Fredonia, AZ 86022, USA

Nestled deep within the Kaibab National Forest, DeMotte Campground serves as your gateway to the magnificent Grand Canyon North Rim. This hidden gem offers 38 intimate single-family campsites, each thoughtfully designed to welcome everything from cozy tents to compact motorhomes. Known throughout the camping community for its pristine conditions and tranquil atmosphere, DeMotte has earned a stellar reputation thanks to its meticulously maintained grounds and the warm hospitality of its dedicated hosts who treat every visitor like family.

10 Organ Pipe Dr.

Nestled within the stunning Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Twin Peaks Campground serves as your gateway to one of the Sonoran Desert's most spectacular landscapes. This thoughtfully designed campground welcomes adventurers with 208 well-appointed sites, ranging from intimate tent-only spots to spacious RV-friendly locations. Each site comes equipped with its own picnic table and grill, while solar-heated showers provide a refreshing end to dusty desert explorations. The careful spacing between sites ensures a sense of solitude, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding desert vegetation that creates natural privacy screens between neighbors.

12856 E Rhyolite Creek Rd, Willcox, AZ 85643, USA

Nestled within the otherworldly landscape of Chiricahua National Monument, Bonita Canyon Campground offers an intimate escape among towering stone spires and ancient hoodoos. This hidden gem welcomes adventurers seeking solitude beneath a canopy of shade trees, where winding nature trails beckon exploration and panoramic vistas reward every turn. The campground's thoughtfully designed sites accommodate both tent enthusiasts and those traveling with smaller RVs, creating the perfect basecamp for discovering one of Arizona's most dramatic geological wonders.