Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Chloride, Arizona

Located in Golden Valley, Arizona, Cheri's Desert Oasis is the perfect spot for an authentic getaway. We offer pull through, partial 30/50 amp water, electric and waste dump service sites along with cabins and tent sites, accommodating all. Enjoy the many amenities offered that include fire pit, wood BBQ, gas BBQ, picnic benches, outdoor showers, dog yard and restroom and shower facilities to name a few. Given our convenient location, one may explore nearby attractions that include the skywalk, Lake Mojave and all Las Vegas has to offer such as casinos and fine dining along with guided tours when available. Whether its for a short and or long term stay, we hope to welcome you soon!

SOME NEWS FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO KNOW OF OUR PARK, THE CANZANO FAMILY, AFTER 27 YEARS, DECIDED IT WAS TIME TO RETIRE AND THE PARK CAME UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP IN JULY OF 2022. WELCOME THE RICHARDSONS. Chloride Western RV Park is located in Chloride Arizona. We are a rustic, rural RV park, away from the hustle & bustle of this crazy world. We are a 33 site park, mostly occupied by long term tenants but, we do have full hook up sites available for overnight/short term stays. We also have a Dry Camp area if you are looking for tent camping/"boondocking". Our roads & site pads are gravel/dirt but, with little or no adjustment, leveling is easy. Full hook up sites have water, sewer & electric, providing 30 or 50 AMP service. Some ammenties we offer are FREE Wi-Fi, FREE toilets & showers (plenty of hot water), a laundry facility with current costs of $1.00 per load each, for washing & drying. A side note......clothes line with pins if you prefer air drying. A Club House on site provides a place to get  out of your rig for a bit & getcha some elbow room. There are books, movies, games, puzzles & a small "kitchenette" (no water) for your convenience. If you are traveling with fur babies, we offer a Dog Park where they can go off leash & run off some energy after being cooped up in a vehicle while on the road.  We will note here that any ammenties within the park are for our tenants only. Current Mohave County statutes dictate that we cannot offer services to anyone NOT staying with us. Let's talk cell phones, shall we? So much of our lives are connected to electronic devices & are an absolute necessity for some. We are surrounded by hills....essentially....living in a little bowl. It is close to impossible to receive ANY cell signal, no matter who your carrier is. A small jaunt outside of the park & up the road will allow a connection. Within the park, if your cell phone has a Wi-Fi calling option, you can make & receive phone calls through our FREE Starlink Internet service. This is, usually, an important deciding factor before staying with us. Dry Camp will not pick up either cell or internet services at this time but, we are coninually exploring ways to make that happen. Within the town of Chloride, a quick walk or a 5 second drive, there is the Mineshaft Market that can provide basic staples, souveniers & includes a Visitors Center. Yesterday's Restaraunt can provide you a hot meal if you don't feel like cooking. Chloride Western RV Park serves as a good "home base"  if you are out to explore local areas or venturing further out to places like the Grand Canyon, Laughlin Nevada, Lake Havasu or Las Vegas. Here, you'll be able to come home to peace & quiet getting a good night's sleep under your belt for the next day of travel. If you are considering a visit, we always recommend giving us a call to make sure we have availability. We hope that, if you are traveling our direction, you'll give our little clean & quiet park a try. Safe Travels!

Located on 2360 Airway Avenue in Kingman, AZ lies the Circle S Campground. This campground includes electricity.

The Adobe RV Park is a 55+ park located in the desert setting of Golden Valley, Arizona with mountain ranges on each side. At an elevation of over 2,800 feet, campers can enjoy gorgeous, thriving foliage and plenty of fresh air. Campers can look forward to historic site seeing, scenic drives, wildlife viewing, stargazing, hiking and a number of other excellent outdoor activities. Nearby are attractions like the the Grand Canyon Caverns, Mohave Museum of History and Art and Camp Beale Springs among other great sights. For guests' convenience, Golden Valley has shopping, a bank, two medical clinics, a pharmacy and restaurants, and is next door to the Golden Valley Medical Plaza.

The Tradewinds RV Park is located in Golden Valley, Arizona and is an ideal base camp for exploring cities like Las Vegas, Laughlin, Bullhead City, Kingman and Route 66. Campers can take day or weekend trips out to these cities to enjoy the excellent entertainment, night life, casino fun, theater productions and art galleries that put these areas on the map, while also taking advantage of world-class cuisine. Closer to home at the campground, visitors can take advantage of nearby attractions like the Oatman Gold Mining Town, Hoover Dam, Cerbat Mountain Ghost Town, Mohave Shooting Range and ATV Riding Trails. there's so much to do, most campers extend their stay!

The Golden Valley RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Golden Valley, Arizona and is perfect for a quiet, easy-going desert vacation. With plenty of open desert vistas to explore, campers can enjoy the soothing heat and stargazing, or take advantage of local attractions such as the Mohave Museum Route 66 Mural, Joshua Tree Forest and NASCAR races at the local tracks. Campers can also look forward to excellent hiking and ATV trails, golf courses and rock climbing, rafting, horseback riding and boating. There's also a number of cultural sites like art galleries, ballets, museums and plenty of concerts and music for entertainment. 

The Fort Beale RV Park is located in Kingman, Arizona, and is popular for its abundance of excellent attractions. Campers can look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail. There's also Laughlin, Bullhead City and Flagstaff for urban adventures; in these cities, guests can anticipated great museums, theater productions, art galleries and fine dining. And who would visit this campground and not venture to one of the area's most prominent landscapes? The Grand Canyon is close to the campground, and many take day trips to enjoy the spectacular geological formation.

The Burro Creek Recreation Site is located in the cozy town of Kingman, Arizona, within a very scenic Sonoran desert canyon. This peaceful campground is popular among travelers along highway 93, and is especially well-known among nature enthusiasts. With deep blue pools and tree-lined banks, Burro Creek is a gorgeous oasis perfect for water sports like fishing, boating, canoeing and kayaking. Hiking and wildlife viewing is also common at this park. Campers can look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center in the downtown area, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail.

The Zuni Village RV Park is located in the cozy town of Kingman, Arizona, and is popular for it's close proximity to a number of local attractions. Campers can look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail. There's also a number of excellent trails for hiking, mountain biking and ATV tours. Additionally, active visitors can expect white water rafting and other water sports at the various lakes, and rivers in the area; the Black Canyon National Water Trail is especially popular and picturesque.

Set in the high desert and surrounded by mountains, this KOA is the campground most centrally located to Arizona attractions. Enjoy a quiet, peaceful environment and great weather year-round. This is the perfect place to set up camp and take day trips to Las Vegas (1.5 hours), the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead (closer than Vegas), the Grand Canyon (2+ hours) and Lake Havasu, home of the London Bridge (45 minutes). This is the closest KOA to the Grand Canyon West Skywalk. Visit fun ghost towns like Chloride or Oatman. The campground has free mini golf, Wi-Fi, cable TV, seasonal heated pool and children's train rides. Check out the grocery and souvenir store, laundry and large, landscaped pull thrus. This KOA is pet and big rig friendly. Fun activities welcome all guests throughout the year. 

The Sunrise RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Kingman, Arizona, and is a popular park among campers looking for a base camp to experience local attractions. It is also close to Oatman and Chloride, and an easy day trip to The Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Caverns, Grand Canyon West Skywalk, Laughlin, Nevada Casinos and Las Vegas. Campers can also look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail.

This family-owned and operated campground is located in the heart of Meadview, Arizona. No frills— all outdoor thrills type of place. They offer free WI-FI, complimentary coffee, as well as books, and games inside the office at no charge. Enjoy their full hook-up RV Sites, tent/dry camping, horse camping, historic motel, and glampers! South Cove boat launch is just minutes from the campground that goes into Lake Mead! Who doesn’t want to cool off in the summertime with some boating, kayaking, swimming, and more? Meadview is the only free access to Lake Mead Recreational Park! This remote town offers off-roading as far as the eye can see, trails for horseback riding, hiking & biking! Bring your family, friends, desert toys, dogs, and horses for a memorable stay at Happy Trails Campground!

The Meadview RV Park and rentals is located in Meadview, Arizona and is a popular retirement town to kick back and enjoy the fresh air and desert warmth. Many campers head down to the dock to enjoy boating, paddle boarding, canoeing and kayaking, and there's also plenty of wide open space around the campground to explore, hike, bike and tour on ATVs. Mead lake is close to the sky walk which is another beautiful and interesting place where many visitors go to for stargazing. 

The River City RV Park is located in Bullhead City, and is a cozy, well-managed facility, ideal for a quiet Arizona getaway. Campers can look forward to the old mining town of Oatville or visit the a day trip to Death Valley National Park. There's tons to do in the city itself, including the Colorado River Museum, Colorado River Historical Society and Bullhead City Community Park. The stretch of the Colorado River that runs through the town is a great escape for the nature enthusiast. If that's you, look forward to fishing for crappie, striped bass, rainbow trout and catfish. Visitors can also take advantage of whitewater rafting, kayaking, canoeing and even scuba diving along Ringbolt Rapids. Since Bullhead City enjoys a desert climate, visitors can bask in warm temperatures and cool nights with clear skies for stargazing.

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.

Desert View RV Resort is a big rig and pet friendly RV park located on 5300 Route 66 in Needles, CA. The site includes WiFi, water, sewer, electricity, laundry facilities. You can also do activities such as Biking, swimming outdoors, and wildlife viewing.

The Colorado River Oasis RV Park is located in the quaint town of Bullhead City, Arizona, and is a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and snowbirds. There's tons to do in the city itself, including the Colorado River Museum, Colorado River Historical Society and Bullhead City Community Park. The stretch of the Colorado River that runs through the town is an obvious escape for the nature enthusiast. If that's you, look forward to fishing for crappie, striped bass, rainbow trout and catfish. Visitors can also take advantage of whitewater rafting, kayaking, canoeing and even scuba diving along Ringbolt Rapids. Campers can also look forward to the old mining town of Oatville or visit the a day trip to Death Valley National Park. Since Bullhead City enjoys a desert climate, visitors can bask in warm temperatures and cool nights, with clear skies for stargazing.

The only resort on Route 66 and the Colorado River in Needles, CA. This little funky 1960’s-era resort is minutes off interstate I-40. It’s a perfect place to get away and relax in your very own comfortable room, or your own RV space with full hookups or you can even pitch a tent right down by the river. Families and groups of all ages are welcome to enjoy our picnic area under shade trees, charcoal grills, a fire pit and a blanket of stars at night all year ‘round. A perfect location for snowbirds with warm winters and ideal for families to have fun in the sun and in the water all summer long. You can enjoy the river with Kayaking, inter-tube floats down the river, Pontoon Boat rides, fishing, boating, wave running, swimming or just sitting out on one of our decks right over the river taking in the picturesque view of the famous Needles Mountains and listening to the currents of the mighty Colorado River rush by. We live on ‘river time’… so remember to stop, relax and put your feet in the water!

Sitting on over 2,300 acres of gorgeous Arizona landscape is the Hualapai Mountain Park. At an elevation of over 6,000 feet, campers can look forward to cool, fresh air, great temperatures for outdoor activities and beautifully tall pine trees. The park offers 10 miles of trails for hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders. Plus, in the downtown area, campers can look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail.