Crossroads RV Park
Overview
The Crossroads RV Park is located in Mohave Valley, Arizona and is a great spot for your next southwestern adventure. You can also enjoy activities such as Historic Sightseeing since it's close to nearby cities like Laughlin, Scottsdale and Phoenix. Among these cities, campers can look forward to excellent restaurants, art galleries, museums, theaters and cultural attractions. There's also onsite or nearby shuffleboard, biking, golf, and plenty of space around the campground for hiking, stargazing and mountain biking.
Rates
| Options | Starting Daily | Starting Weekly | Starting Monthly | |
| Full Hook-up | $35.00 | $135.00 |
Amenities
Laundry Facilities
Clubhouse
Community Showers
Community Water Fountain
Big Rig Friendly
Water Hookups
Gasoline Nearby
Community BBQ/Grill
Propane Refilling Station
Community Restrooms
ADA Accessible
Dump Station
BBQ/Grill
Cable Hookups
Sewer Hookups
Paved Roads
Pet Friendly
Slide Outs
Trash Service
WiFi
50 Amps
Picnic Table
20 Amps
30 Amps
Activities
Shuffleboard
Biking
Historic Sightseeing
Backpacking
Boating
Fishing
Golf
Hiking
Jet Skiing
Kayaking
Off-Roading/ATV
Rock Climbing
Scenic Drives
Wildlife Viewing
Area Tips
Hangar 25 Air Museum: Housed in a former WWII hangar, this museum in Big Spring first opened its doors in 1999. Not only is it filled with classic aircraft, but it also hosts workshops and events for adults and kids.
Heritage Museum of Big Spring: Incorporated in 1970 as a non-profit organization, this museum aims to highlight the history of the city and West Texas. It’s situated near the Potton House, which is one of the nice places to visit in Big Spring for history buffs.
Big Spring State Park: Established in 1936, this state-owned park features 381.99 acres of recreation. You can bike, jog or walk your way to the summit of a bluff where you’ll be treated to a mesmerizing vista. Likewise, you may drop by the interpretive center, and see its collection of Indian artifacts and fossils
Big Spring Family Aquatic Center and Water Park: Since 2010, this aquatic center in Comanche Trail Park has been appeasing visitors with its pool and splashy attractions. With its 9,3760-square-foot pool, lazy river and play structure, you are sure to have a blast in this water park.
Historic Spring Site: Nestled in Comanche Trail Park, this historic spring is actually where the city got its name. Read the 8 storyboards, and uncover the history of the city. Afterward, check out the other superb features of the site, including the observation decks, 3 waterfalls and a walking trail.
Big Spring Symphony: Since its founding in 1981, this symphony orchestra has been the city’s cultural cornerstone. With its special performances and skilled musicians, this symphony guarantees a fun night out in Big Spring.
Comanche Trail Golf Course: You’ll find this 6,576-yard, 72-par golf course in Comanche Trail Park. With its rolling hills and elevation changes, this course offers a variety of challenges for golfers of all levels.
Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama: Established originally in 1960, this 24-lane center is one of the unique things to see in Big Spring for families. Experience a fun-filled evening playing bowling and arcade games at this entertainment center. And, while there, don’t forget to sample their notable pizza.
The Train Car: Set right in the heart of Downtown Big Spring, this lounge has been delighting patrons since 2016. Known for its fine cigars, this bar also offers exceptional beers and spirits. Additionally, the bar has board games and cozy leather chairs where visitors can relax.
