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RV campers enjoy 165 spacious sites spread across six loops beneath towering Arizona pines, with convenient water spigots and flush toilets throughout. Helpful camp hosts ensure smooth setups while you're just steps from Big Lake's renowned trout fishing and mountain recreation.
RVs up to 35 feet fit comfortably in well-maintained sites surrounded by towering ponderosa pines at this high-elevation mountain retreat. Spotless restrooms and attentive camp hosts ensure a hassle-free stay while you fish, paddle, and explore the nearby Mogollon Rim.
Tucked in Kaibab National Forest's towering pines, these 38 sites welcome compact motorhomes and trailers with potable water access just miles from Grand Canyon's quieter North Rim.
RV camping in Arizona offers an unparalleled diversity of landscapes and experiences, from the cool pine forests of the White Mountains to the dramatic desert shores of remote lakes and the towering ponderosa stands near the Grand Canyon's North Rim. The state's elevation range—spanning from low desert basins to high mountain plateaus above 9,000 feet—means RV campers can chase comfortable temperatures year-round while enjoying world-class amenities and natural beauty.
Arizona's elevation diversity creates year-round RV camping opportunities if you follow the seasons strategically. High-elevation campgrounds in the White Mountains, Flagstaff area, and North Rim (7,000-9,000 feet) shine from late May through September, offering cool temperatures and escape from desert heat, with July and August bringing afternoon monsoon thunderstorms that green up the landscape.
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RVs up to 22 feet nestle among towering pines along both banks of a crystal-clear spring-fed creek beneath the Mogollon Rim. Each site offers electrical hookups and easy access to the babbling water, where you'll fall asleep to nature's soundtrack every night.
RVs up to moderate length fit comfortably in these well-spaced sites nestled among towering pines, though you'll need to come prepared without electrical hookups.
RVs up to 45 feet find ample maneuvering room among 44 well-spaced sites beneath towering Ponderosa pines, with basic hookups and level parking pads carved into ancient volcanic terrain.
RVers discover spacious sites beneath towering ponderosa pines at 6,000 feet, where helpful camp hosts maintain spotless facilities throughout this Tonto National Forest retreat.
RVs settle onto level concrete pads beneath ponderosa pines at this 150-acre mountain lake retreat, where spacious sites accommodate big rigs with room to spare. Full hookups keep you powered up while you're steps away from launching your boat or casting a line into crystal-clear waters.
Small RVs up to 22 feet nestle beneath towering Ponderosa pines at 66 sites equipped with concrete tables, fire pits, and bear-proof lockers. Each site includes vault toilets and on-site hosts who provide firewood and trail recommendations in this Sky Islands mountain sanctuary.
Two of the three group sites welcome RVs and trailers up to 22 feet, bringing extended families and scout troops together beneath ponderosa pines at nearly 7,000 feet elevation.
Electric hookups power both group sites beneath fragrant ponderosa pines at 5,700 feet, where spacious layouts accommodate multiple RVs alongside tent campers in your party.
Small RVs can navigate the primitive sites at this free Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest retreat, though you'll find no hookups or modern amenities among the historic ranger station ruins.
