Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Chambers, Arizona

Looking for the perfect high dessert experience? Look no further than High Plains Park in Sun Valley. Conveniently located on Historic Route 66 you'll have amazing views before you even arrive. Enjoy the attractions in the surrounding area, the spacious desert sites, and the prime location. Book your spot today!

RV and tent camping in the High Plains. Spaces are available with full hook-ups, partial hook-ups, and dry tent spots. Less than 30 minutes from the Petrified Forest and other local attractions. Seven miles from downtown Holbrook where you will find restaurants and other amenities.  The park is under new ownership and we will be making upgrades and improvements, making it a destination resort your family will enjoy!   The park is under new ownership. We are working on upgrading and adding many amenities and pictures

Gallup is an excellent tourist town with tons to see, do and buy. This makes it perfect for teh USA RV Park. Enjoy murals, a new cultural center, Route 66 old trading post and second saturday art walk.The sultural center is definitely a favorite with a plethora of information about the area's past, and an opportunity to purchase locally crafted goods. Many visitors make a day trip down to Chaco Canyon, and the site is also a base for those wanting to visit Window Rock, Four Corners, Mesa Verde and the Petrified Forest. Campers, after these trips, often head back to Gallup for some shopping and great eats.

The Route 66 RV Park is located in the cozy town of Sun Valley, Arizona and is a great place to relax and enjoy a quiet southwestern getaway. Aside from the peaceful atmosphere and sprawling desert vista, campers can look forward to nearby attractions like the historic mining town of Oatman and Lake Havasu is only 15 miles away. There, travelers can enjoy excellent fishing, boating, paddle boarding, canoeing and kayaking. The Grand Canyon and Grand Canyon National Park which is just a day's trip away, and excellent for site seeing, climbing, river rafting, hiking and biking. Many campers take mule rides around the canyon and always have a blast.

The OK RV Park is located in the cozy town of Holbrook, Arizona, and is a great place to enjoy a relaxing outdoor adventure. Campers can look forward to the breathtaking sites of the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert National Park, both with intricate and challenging trails for visitors to hike, bike and explore. Canyon de Chelly, the Meteor Crater and the Harvey House in Winslow are also relatively close by and certainly worth a visit. With sight-seeing, campers can expect cool temperatures and plenty of excellent local eats to satisfy hungry travelers after a long day of exploring. Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Gift shop is definitely a great stop after dinner in downtown Holbrook. There, campers can buy excellent locally made wood arts and crafts. 

The Holbrook/Petrified Forest KOA is located in it's namesake, and is a great spot for exploring the many beautiful sights of Arizona, especially the monuments and the state's historical icons. Campers can look forward to the breathtaking sights of the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert National Park. Visitors can also walk around the rim of the meteor crater less than an hour west of the campground. Many take day trips to the Grand Canyon, canyon de Chelly and Monument Valley. The Hubbell Trading Post (a historic site) is located on the Navajo reservation and is a great place to explore local culture and support Arizona artisans, so it tends to be packed with eager campers. Overall, stargazing is probably the one activity that every type of camper takes advantage of!

Moon Meadows is located in the beautiful, quaint town of St. John's, Arizona and is a great spot for site seeing on a quiet, southwestern vacation. Campers can look forward to the Casa Malpais Ruins, Concho Valley Golf Course and the Big Lake Recreation Area which is perfect for fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding. The Meteor Craters, art galleries, museums, the Petrified Forests and Raven site Ruibns and Petroglyphs are also especially popular. The town is home to a number of excellent events, so travelers can look forward to the Apache County Fair, horse parades and a number of festivals.

Wheatfields Lake is a breathtaking oasis within the desert of Arizona, and sees thousands of visitors each year; here's why. Campers can look forward to gorgeous scenes of the nearby Chuska Mountains and the Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Visitors head there especially for the excellent fishing landscape; cutthroat, rainbow and brown trout are common fly fishing catches. Campers can also expect a great lakeside environment for boating, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking and picnicking. There's also ATV adventures, whitewater rafting and tours of the Grand Caynon to enjoy, so visit soon to see why campers head there year after year!

The Crystal Forest Gift Shop Campground is located in the beautiful city of Holbrook, Arizona and is a great place to enjoy a relaxing outdoor adventure. Campers can look forward to the breathtaking sites of the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert National Park, both with intricate and challenging trails for visitors to hike, bike and explore. Canyon de Chelly, the Meteor Crater and the Harvey House in Winslow are also relatively close by and certainly worth a visit. With sight-seeing, campers can expect cool temperatures and plenty of excellent local eats to satisfy hungry travelers after a long day of exploring. Jim Gray's Petrified Wood Gift shop is definitely a great stop after dinner in downtown Holbrook. There, campers can buy excellent locally made wood arts and crafts.

**Please call us at +1 928-587-3222 before making your reservation!** $15.00 is for Dry Camp and Tent Sites ONLY, there is No Electric, Water or Sewer. There is Wifi and access to a his and hers bathrooms, but no showers just yet. Our FHU sites, are sites 1 thru 44, and they include Electric, Water, Sewer and Wifi. If you book your stay for 30 days and over, we require a 100-dollar deposit for the metered electric. They are $38.00 a night. Please check with us on availability as we have a lot of monthly guests! We do try to keep 1 thru 8 available for short time stays. Upon arrival we will assign your space, there is no way to reserve a specific spot online. We do accept, Rover-pass, Passport America, and do give a 10% discount for our military and veterans. No combining them together though. We have two showers open in your bathhouse. Three are still under construction. Take It Easy RV Park is OPEN and taking reservations.  The owner of Take It Easy RV Park, Mike, is working hard to update the park and make it a safe and peaceful place for you to stay. We feature 44 pull- thru sites available with full 50 amp, and 30 amp sites along with dry camping and tent sites for those seeking more traditional camping. We are a pet friendly park as we have plenty of area for you to walk your fur babies.  We sell propane onsite.  Whether it's for a short and or long-term stay, we hope to welcome you soon!

At Overgaard RV Resort, our goal is to not only to be your favorite place to escape the heat and the hustle of the big city, but to make the process easy and enjoyable for you. We are a full-service RV resort with a wide range of experience. We want you to feel at home in our community and we are building and improving everyday to make your vacation, Summer stay or year round residency rewarding, relaxing and fun! We take pride in our community and want you to be as proud to call it home as we are, even if you just stay a weekend. Our excellent reputation and satisfied residents will attest to our attention to detail, clear communication, honesty and integrity and dedication to our resident's comfort, safety and overall experience. We have so much fun and enjoy the most beautiful surroundings in the State of Arizona. Most RV resorts in the area are closed for winter but we are open year round and have tenants who stay all through the year. Of course, we also love our seasonal and short term guests and their contribution to our community. We are not right on the highway so we enjoy the sounds and sights of nature rather than the sounds of traffic. That makes us a little harder to find but if you ask us, we wouldn't have it any other way! We are tucked back in the pines with wildlife and natural beauty. We enjoy the changing of the seasons and all of the colors and divine beauty that those changes bring. We have laundry facilities and Public showers and we also have a clubhouse with cable TV, billiards and other perks for guests and residents. Our clubhouse also serves as a meeting place for the many activities that are offered for anyone who wants to join us. Also, we have added a dedicated high speed internet connection that is being tested and perfected as we speak. It is available now for residents and guests and it is fast and reliable enough to keep you in touch while you're enjoying the peace and quiet. We've tried to think of everything but we know that there is always room for improvement. That's why we are always looking for ways to make our park better and to keep things modern, convenient and comfortable without interfering with the natural beauty of our surroundings. We know that's what brings most folks up this way and we can't help but appreciate the pines, wildlife and majestic beauty that we are so lucky to experience at our 6,500 foot elevation.  

Conveniently located off highway 40 is The Lavaland RV Park. Visitors love this park because of its close proximity to a number of iconic New Mexico attractions such as the El Malpais and El Morro Nation Monuments, the Mining Museum and the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. The Ice Cave, Bluewater Lake State Park, and Bandera Volcano are also relatively closeby, which earns this park its reputation for fun, adventure and breathtaking sights. 

Spider Rock Campground is a gorgeous, raw landscape, nestled in a natural wooded area of the Tse Ho Tso Plateau at Canyon de Chelly. Campers can look forward to breathtaking sights of varied rock formations, red dirt, and long plains against which ti view on of those iconic Arizona sunsets. Go climbing, mountain biking or hiking those rock formations, or enjoy the Three Turkey Ruins Navajo Tribal Park. Visitors often take Jeep tours around the various sites, or travel a little outside of the park to enjoy excellent local cuisine, shopping and entertainment.

The Coal Mine Campground is located on gently sloping hills in Grants, New Mexico, and is known for being set against amazing pinion, juuniper, gambel oak and mature ponderosa pine trees. The road gives visitors access to a quarter mile nature trail accessible by a historic bridge biult by the job corps. Campers often take advantage of the diverse landscape to go biking, horseback riding and wildlife watching, not to mention picnicking. This is the perfect place for a quiet vacation, and a complete immersion in to the best of the southwestern natural landscape. 

The Homolovi State Park is located in the beautiful town of Winslow and is a great spot for a fun and easy-going Arizona vacation. Onsite, travelers can look forward to the Homolovi Visitor Center which displays archaeological artifacts from the people of Homolovi including art, pottery and tools. There's also nearby picnic areas, equestrian trails, and great spots for wildlife viewing; campers can look out for horned larks, road runners, ravens, burrowing owls and Golden Eagles. Aside from the expansive desert vista for hiking and ATV riding, campers can also look forward to the Wolf Den Gallery, Old Trails Museum, Santa Fe Station Golf Course, Jack's Canyon Bridge and the Winslow Residential Historic District. Other parks are especially popular, and many travelers head to the McHood Park and the Winslow City Park for hiking, biking and sunset viewing. And of course, the town is known for a number of attractions like the 911 Remembrance Garden, Meteor City Trading Post and the Standin' On The Corner Park. There's something for every type of traveler to enjoy.

Located between EL Malpais and El Morro Narional Parks is El Morro RV Park and Cabins.  Campers can look forward to a thriving ecosystem filled with birds, amphibians and reptilians that call the monument home. Keep your camera and binoculars handy to catch sight of pinion pines, juniper, ponderosa and Gabel oak, and be sure to bring your sneakers to conquer some of the excellent hiking and biking trails around the campsites. The Ancient Way Cafe is also a great spot.; enjoy some of the eats and drinks that are native to New Mexico, and truly appreciate the history and culture of the area by chatting with the staff. If you love nature and are looking for a peaceful, adventurous getaway, you'll love this park.   

The Blue Ridge Motel & Cabins Campground is located in the beautiful town of Pinetop, Arizona and is a great spot for a quaint southwestern vacation. Campers can look forward to excellent scenes of the Arizona White Mountains, or opt for a more urban adventure at the Hon-Dah Casino. There's also a nearby ski park which is perfect for a winter adventure skiing, sledding and snow shoeing through the picturesque natural terrain. When you visit, you can also expect friendly and helpful staff, a pristine campus and picnic tables outside for group fun. In the town, there's grocery stores, shops and restaurants if you or your group run out of supplies. Pinetop has got you covered!

The Meteor Crater and campground is at the world’s best preserved meteorite impact site. Located just minutes from Interstate 40 in Northern Arizona near Winslow, the crater is the breath-taking result of a collision between an asteroid traveling 26,000 miles per hour and planet Earth approximately 50,000 years ago. And as a result, the site sees hundreds of visitors each year. Besides visiting the site, campers can astronomy talks and exhibits, and aside from the expansive outdoor desert for hiking and ATV riding, campers can look forward to the Wolf Den Gallery, Old Trails Museum, Santa Fe Station Golf Course, Jack's Canyon Bridge and the Winslow Residential Historic District. Local parks are especially popular, and many travelers head to the Homolovi State Park, McHood Park and the Winslow City Park for hiking, biking and sunset viewing. And of course, the town is known for a number of attractions like the 911 Remembrance Garden, Meteor City Trading Post and the Standin' On The Corner Park. There's something for every type of traveler to enjoy. 

Are you looking for an RV park in Overgaard, AZ? Then Elk Pines RV Resort located on 2256 Highway 260 might be the place for you. The site includes electricity. It's open Apr 1 - Oct 31.

The Cedar Court RV Park is located in the cozy town of Springerville, Arizona and is a great spot for a quiet, easy-going vacation. Campers can look forward to wide desert vistas for exploring, biking and ATV tours as well as cultural and historic sites. Closer to the town center are attractions like Madonna of the trail, Casa Malpais and the White Mountain Dinosaur Exploration Center. At Becker Lake for trout fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding. And of course, travelers can expect wide, open skies for sunset viewing and stargazing.