Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Grand Canyon, Arizona

The White Horse Lake is located in the beautiful town of Williams, Arizona and is a great spot for an outdoor adventure. At an elevation of over 6,600 feet, campers can look forward to cool temperatures as they head to the water for excellent fishing, boating, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, as well as the nearby Bearizona Wildlife Park for wildlife viewing. With only a short drive, many thrill-seekers head out to the Historic Route 66 Zipline adventure or go hiking at the Great Western Trail and Bill Williams Mountain. For the winter-enthusiasts, the Elk Ridge Ski Area is a great spot for sledding, snowshoeing and skiing, or just laying on top of one of the peaks for some stellar stargazing. The campground is about an hour from the Grand Canyon National Park, and so travelers can look forward to breathtaking views of the geological wonder as well as hiking, climbing, mountain biking and river rafting. Amenities include: tent camping and a dump station. Hope to see you soon!

Are you looking for an RV park in mount-carmel, UT? Then Mount Carmel Motel and RV located on - might be the place for you. The site includes electricity.

The Quality Inn & RV Park is located in the beautiful Tuba City, Arizona, and is a great place for a cozy, southwestern getaway. Campers can look forward to excellent local attractions such as Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Wupatki National Monument, Lake Powell and the Navajo National Monument. Campers can also expect great day trips to nearby sites like the Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, Navajo Interactive Museum, Navajo Parks and Recreation and Lake Powell Paddle Boards. There's something for every type of traveler to enjoy!

The Route 6 General Store and RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Seligman, Arizona and is a great spot for a quiet, easy-going southwestern vacation. Campers can look forward to scenic attractions like The Grand Canyon which is a two-hour drive from Seligman. Located west of Seligman is the Grand Canyon Caverns and the Supai Indian Village in Havasupai Canyon. The Prescott, Kaibab and Coconino National Forests are all within a short distance of the community and offer recreational opportunities that include hunting & fishing, scenic drives and camping. Also located in the national forests are Indian ruins, wilderness & natural areas and several national monuments.

The Interstate 40 Grand Canyon RV Park is located in the quaint city of Ash Fork, Arizona, and is popular because of its close proximity to all of the major attractions in the Grand Canyon area. Right on Route 66, the campsite holds historic significance and is also near Johnson Creek. Williams, Flagstaff and Sedona are not too far from this campground, and the latter is known for excellent restaurants and shopping. This quiet park is known for its friendly, helpful staff and clean sites, so be sure to stop by.

The Elks Lodge #2498 is located in the beautiful Arizona town of Page. Campers can look forward to nearby, local attractions such as the Glen Canyon Dam and Bridge, John Wesley Powell Museum and the Navajo Village Heritage Center. The Glen Canyon National Recreation Center is excellent for hiking, biking and exploring, and Lake Powell is also a short drive away. The lake is known for its great water sports, so visitors can expect boating, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding. Many also pause to check out the sky at dusk for one of those iconic, Arizona sunsets!

The Turquoise Triangle RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Cottonwood, Arizona and is home to some of the state's most beautiful natural landscapes. Campers can enjoy the oasis-like setting of green trees and gorgeous, blue ponds at the Dead Horse Ranch State Park. There's visitors can fish for various types of trout, go swimming or enjoy motorized or non-motorized water sports. Canoeing and kayaking are particularly popular. The Old Town of Cottonwood is also an excellent attraction; campers head there for the great, local food, historic sites and southwestern hospitality. There's dozens of more attractions near this campground; get out there and explore it all! Amenities at the campground include: big rig access, 30/50 amp sites, water, WIFi and sewerage. See you soon!

The Pine Flat Campground is located in the beautiful Coconino National Forrest and is a great spot for an outdoor adventure. With an unmatched scenery and a stream stocked with trout, campers can look forward to plenty of birding, hiking, mountain biking and exploring, as well as fishing and swimming. The nearby Sedona area is also popular among travelers; when you visit Pine Flat, plan for a day to visit downtown Sedona with its excellent shops, restaurants and its well-known red rock vistas. The Slide Rock State Park water park is another camper favorite, but if you're looking to just relax and soak in the natural terrain, there's plenty of space around the campground for exploring and wide, open skies for stargazing. 

Coral Pink Sand Dunes includes amenities such as . This campground is located on Coral Pink Sand Dunes RD in Mount Carmel, UT and is open all year.

The Texaco Hillside RV Campground is located in the beautiful town of Ash Fork, Arizona, and is perfect for a quiet, overnight stay while passing through. There are a few notable attractions near this campground, including the Ash Fork Route 66 Museum and several local eateries. The staff are friendly and helpful, so if you need anything, be sure to ask them!

The Lees Ferry Campground is a perfect spot for exploring local sites and historical wonders unique to Arizona. Campers can look forward to the Paria un-maintained trail, as well as rafting the Colorado which is a popular activity in the area. Of course, many visitors head down to the Grand Canyon to soak in that geological masterpiece through the various rock climbing areas, biking paths and hiking trails. Some of the historical buildings at Lees Ferry are still around and worth checking out, as well as the Navajo Bridge over Marble Canyon.