We go camping at the site every year multiple times a season. It is a great time every time. The…read morebeautiful, tall trees are majestic and the deer are even more. Each site has something great to offer by providing a fire pit and large concrete picnic table. You'll find plenty of shade as well. There are rules we tend to find out each time we come out. Don't bring pallet wood because of the nails. Sometimes they don't allow open flames including your propane stove. That just depends on wildfire risk obviously. Don't feed the deer for safety reasons. The rangers are so friendly and cool. The last time we were there he offered us firewood for a reasonable price since all we had were pallets. Great price for great wood. I almost don't want to share this information just because it's such a gem of a campsite. We don't usually have other campers around us. Should I delete this? LOL

Absolutely beautiful. Secluded yet safe. We saw wildlife and it was amazing! We were able to…read morepurchase a truckload of wood for just $20.

We have been staying here for several years, on our way to Quartzsite. It has a good location and…read moreis easy to get into. Nice person in the office. The water tastes good, so I filled up for our boondocking in Q. Recommend!!

There were some good and definitely bad parts of staying at Desert View RV Resort. I would call it…read morea park. It's close to but you have no view of the Colorado River, like other parks in town. The park is quiet enough (though the neighbors heater roared all night) and easy to navigate. The pull-through sites were long enough (62 ft) and with full hook-ups. There was no one at the office. Two women came up on a golf cart-neither wearing masks. I expected them to put one on when they walked inside but they didn't. We gave our information quickly, signed and got out as fast as possible. I don't get how someone who is in contact with many customers would not care about their health and safety-or even state law. I cannot recommend and would not go back to the park.

River City RV Park is not very big but it is spaced out well, the park is laid out well for easier…read moreparking of your rig and they have pull-throughs available. The hookups are maintained and the spaces are labeled which is nice when you pull in at night. The laundry facilities are clean, running and air-conditioned which is a plus in the hot AZ weather! They even have a dog run on the property which is awesome for people who bring their furbabies along on trips. The best part too is their rates are amazingly low compared to some more crowded parks out there! Will definitely stay here again if I'm in the area again!

I have been staying at this RV park for over a week now, the weekly rates are great, the…read moremanagement is very friendly, this park is clean and well maintained, highly recommended. I ended up staying at River City Rv Park for over a month, I hated to leave but The house I bought was ready to be occupied. someday I would love to return for a stay, great place.

Nice pull through sights, just needed an overnight stay on our way westbound to the Cali Coast,…read morereasonably priced with 50 amps because it was 113 degrees, not sure how anyone lives there!!

Just what we needed, a clean well taken care of RV Camp as we were passing thru. Very nice…read moreemployees, we appreciate that! We have a big rig and our spot #50 was perfect to get set up in and leave the next day. We'll be back!

We loved, loved this park. It is definitely one of the best in the coast-to-coast or resort park…read morecollection. I just wish all the parks were this nice. Perhaps, Thousand Trails should take a look at it because years ago, this is what they were like. The streets are wide as are the sites. It's easy getting it and out no matter the size of your rig. Many of the sites also have great views of the Laughlin area and the Colorado River. On the weekends you can enjoy breakfast, dinner and planned activities. The food was good and very reasonable in price. Staffing can be a little touchy so do as you're told or the lady in charge will jump on you. We loved this park and will very definitely return.

This park is clean and the view are great. Every morning you will see people cleaning the park. We…read moredidn't bring the RV this trip but stayed in one of there cottages. And believe me it was clean. If there anything bad to say is maybe TV not many channels to watch maybe little 6. But wasn't there watch TV. Will be back. Close to everything. Great views of the casinos across the river.

No on-site customer service office closes between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. nothing but gravel and dirt…read moreand dead palm trees. And why with the entire Center area empty would you put a another RV 3 ft from me absolutely ridiculous.

Great Family Pet Friendly clean place to stay during a OHV camping riding trip. Many things to do;…read moreOff Road Straight from the camp site into Laughlin or Arizona- keep in mind these are dirt rocky trails with wild donkeys roaming around-Take a Complimentary Golf cart shuttle to the Casino to Eat, Gamble, use the pool's/ jacuzzi's, access the beach, go to the movies, get ice cream or buy fireworks. Ride direct to gas up at their gas station before a ride no need to take gas cans. Tipping driver is optional but we always did due to great service. It can be a lil noisy due to ohv rolling thru only in the pull thru site area nothing to concerning - if your used to Glamis/Dumont noise then Avi is quiet-Camping rates are reasonably priced- good customer service. Best of both worlds: Riding during the day & Casino life at night-Overall good time.

I have been through Nipton a couple of times. I drove down one day in 2014 and had lunch at what…read morewas then a Mexican restaurant--the Oasis Cafe. The town has had its ups and downs--mostly downs--over the years. Once a mining area, the town has gone downhill since mining ceased. There are signs that the town is for sale. In 2017, American Green Inc., an Arizona based company bought the town for $5 million and had the intention of turning it into a cannabis paradise. The company struggled to raise the money to convert the town into this cannabis resort and sold the town in 2018 for $7.7 million--$2.7 million more than they paid to buy the town to Delta International Oil & Gas, another Arizona company. Nipton is a pit stop on the way to/from Lake Mohave and Lake Mead. You will see a number of boats and trailers with jet skis traveling the route between Nipton and the docking areas along the Colorado in Nevada. Since my last time here, the town has added three pieces of public art. I enjoy seeing places that install art. It's a draw for tourists. But now stopping at the Trading Post for a cold drink or restroom break seems to be what the town is best for. It's a little gem in the desert, but it generally won't be on your "to do" list another time unless you're using this route to get to the Colorado.

This is one of a few desert places which was not filled with junk and called it art. The place was…read moreclean and had art pieces scattered around. Some of the art were available to motel patrons only since it was in the motel compound. There was a cafe grill, looks interesting but I have not had a chance to try it. There was also a store which was not stocked to the brim but when you are parched and dry this looks like the perfect oasis for an ice cold beer. There are several day trip destinations close by such as Nelson, Walking Box Ranch, Mitchell Caverns and Castle Mountains National Monument. I only like to visit this area in the month of April and October when the weather is perfect. But this month of May has been cool and rainy. A ver rare exception rather than the rule.

The staff was very friendly and helpful, large large sites, a modest, fenced Dog Park and clean…read morerestrooms.

Decent Base Camp Near Downtown Kingman…read more We had a pleasant experience at this RV park, even though we had to cut our stay short due to a change in plans. The office staff was polite and very helpful--they made the check-in process quick and smooth, and they were understanding and efficient when helping us get a refund for our unused nights. The park offers full hookups and has plenty of space for both pull-thru and back-in parking. However, the sites are unpaved and not completely level, which made setting up our camper and sewer hookup a bit tricky. There are a few trees for partial shade, but you'll definitely want to use your awning. Be prepared for some dust and sand--bringing a good door mat is highly recommended! We weren't able to test the Wi-Fi as it was down during our visit. On the plus side, the park has clean restrooms and a laundry room, as well as a pool and a propane filling station. We didn't use the pool because it was a bit chilly and not heated. It's also located right off the main road with only a wrought iron fence for separation, which didn't offer much privacy. There appeared to be a number of long-term guests, many with elaborate setups like smokers and canopies, giving the place a lived-in, community vibe. The atmosphere felt family-friendly and safe, with folks enjoying themselves into the evening hours. The location is convenient--just a few miles from downtown Kingman. It's bike-friendly, with flat terrain and easy access via back roads. Downtown Kingman is charming, full of niche antique shops, great restaurants, bars, and even an awesome record store. You're also just down the street from essentials like a supermarket, Walmart, and AutoZone. In the end, the price was fair, the location solid, and the vibes reasonable. It's not paradise, but it's a good place to set up camp while you explore the quirks of Kingman. We'd recommend it to fellow travelers, dusty boots and all.

Very nice place to stay long or short term. Quiet, clean and friendly staff. Nice pool to enjoy…read more Clean facilities.

Very good manager and place to live. Good neighbors always willing to help. Very quiet and pet…read morefriendly.

I have been a CRA member for 10 yrs and brought my mom/dad, sister and brother in-law in too. This…read moreweekend mom/dad desided to try one of the other rv parks that we have with the organization. Northshore Resort in Needles, Ca. I have to say this is so nice and relaxing. If you are tired of the screaming kids, drunk loud party animals make your reservations now. Each site is clean with a nicely tree lined park. River front sites available and the rest of the sites are made in steps so you aren't looking at the other coaches butt the entire time your on vacation. You can see the river from all sites. There's a launch, beach, pool, spa, club house and multiple things to do while here. Really glad my sister and I decided to rent the trailer here and spend time with mom and dad in such a relaxing setting. Can't wait to bring husband up with my own rig.

Small, with lots of communal areas, pool & hot tub! We especially enjoyed sitting by the river at…read morenight. They also have a fire pit & beach swimming.