RV Parks In Mohave Valley, Arizona

For full hookups, Moon River RV Resort is the top pick, the highest-rated Good Sam park in the area with extra-large pull-throughs, 30/50 amp service, and a heated pool. Happy Together RV Resort offers spacious full-hookup sites in Mohave Valley minutes from Bullhead City, Laughlin, and Needles, and Crossroads RV Park keeps full hookups open year-round. For a public option right on the water, Davis Camp county park has full-hookup river sites and a beach. Across the river, the Laughlin casino RV parks like the Avi KOA add hundreds of full-hookup spaces. Choose a resort for amenities or Davis Camp to be on the river cheaply.

Yes, most do. The private parks, Moon River, Happy Together, and Crossroads, all offer full hookups with water, electric, and sewer plus 30 and 50 amp service for big rigs, and Moon River features extra-large pull-through sites. The public Davis Camp county park on the Colorado River also has full-hookup RV sites along with tent areas and showers. The Laughlin casino RV parks across the river add more full-hookup, 50 amp spaces. So whether you want a resort with a pool, a year-round park, or a county park on the water, full hookups are easy to find here. Book ahead in the busy winter snowbird season.

It is reasonable for a river-resort area. The private full-hookup parks sit in the mid band per night and lean on weekly and monthly rates that make them affordable long-term winter bases, which is how most snowbirds use them. The Laughlin casino RV parks across the river are competitively priced and sometimes subsidized by the gaming side. The budget pick is the public Davis Camp county park, lower per night for a site right on the Colorado River. Season matters most: the cool months from October through March are peak demand with firmer rates, while the brutally hot summer goes quiet and cheap. A monthly resort rate is the best long-stay value.

Yes, that is the whole appeal. Davis Camp, a Mohave County park just north of the valley, sits right on the Colorado River with full-hookup RV sites, tent areas, showers, and direct river-beach access, making it the best public option for waking up on the water. Several private resorts are a short drive from the river with boat access nearby, and the reservoirs of Lake Mohave to the north and Lake Havasu to the south add more shoreline camping and boating. With a boat, the river and lakes are the center of everything here: fishing, jet-skiing, swimming, and lazy beach days. Book Davis Camp ahead in the busy cool season.

The cool season, October through March, is prime, with mild sunny days, cool nights, and the snowbird crowd settling in for long stays. Spring and fall are warm and ideal for the river, with great boating and fishing and busy, popular parks. Summer is the trade-off: brutally hot, often above 110 degrees, but the Colorado River keeps it a lively watersports destination if you can handle the heat and run strong air conditioning. For comfortable weather and the full snowbird scene, plan a fall, winter, or spring visit; for boating in the heat with cheaper rates, summer works if you stay on the water.

Yes, easily. The private resorts are built for big rigs: Moon River RV Resort has extra-large pull-through sites, and Happy Together and Crossroads handle large coaches and fifth-wheels with full hookups. The Laughlin casino RV parks across the river also have big full-hookup spaces with 50 amp service. Access is simple, since AZ-95 runs the flat length of the valley and Interstate 40 crosses just south at Needles, linking to the interstate network. Davis Camp county park takes big rigs too. The flat valley terrain and wide roads make this comfortable big-rig territory, just plan for the heat on summer drives.

The standout is Davis Camp, a Mohave County park right on the Colorado River just north of the valley, with full-hookup RV sites, tent camping, showers, and river-beach access at a county-park rate. Beyond that, the Lake Mead National Recreation Area covers Lake Mohave to the north with more shoreline camping, and there are river and lake recreation sites scattered along the Colorado. Within the valley itself, most camping is private full-hookup resorts. So for a public-land, on-the-water stay, Davis Camp is the easy pick, while the resorts and casino parks cover the full-amenity side. Reserve Davis Camp ahead in the popular cool months.

The Colorado River is the center of it all: boating, jet-skiing, swimming, fishing for bass and striper, and lazy days on the river beaches. The reservoirs of Lake Mohave and Lake Havasu add more water recreation north and south. Across the river, the Laughlin casinos offer gaming, shows, dining, and cheap buffets just minutes away. For a fun day trip, the Oatman ghost town sits about 40 minutes east on historic Route 66, famous for the wild burros that wander its streets. Between river recreation, casino nightlife, and Route 66 history, there is plenty to fill a long snowbird stay.

Yes, it is one of the classic Colorado River snowbird spots. Winters are mild and sunny with cool nights and rare hard freezes, the full-hookup resorts offer monthly rates built for long stays, and there is plenty to do, from river recreation to the Laughlin casinos minutes away. Bullhead City just north covers all your shopping and services. The cool season from October through March is peak demand, so the popular resorts fill and you should book well ahead, especially for monthly sites. For warm winters with water recreation and a bit of nightlife, Mohave Valley is a strong, well-established choice.

It is an easy approach. AZ-95 runs the length of the Arizona river valley on flat, simple roads, and Interstate 40 crosses just to the south at Needles, California, connecting the area to the interstate network, so big rigs get in without trouble. From Las Vegas, it is about an hour and a half southeast. Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport is right at the valley if you are flying in to rent a motorhome. Bullhead City, just north, is the service hub for fuel, groceries, and RV supplies, so resupply there. Carry plenty of water and watch your cooling and tires on hot summer drives.

Very hot in summer. This stretch of the Colorado River regularly sees highs of 110 degrees or more from June into September, with warm nights that stay in the 80s. Camping outside midday is uncomfortable, so summer becomes a watersports-and-air-conditioning season, with people on the river by day and inside a cooled rig in the afternoon. You need strong air conditioning, plenty of water, and shade. The flip side is the winter, which is mild and sunny with highs in the 60s, which is exactly why the snowbirds come. Plan a cool-season visit for comfortable camping, or stay on the water if you come in the heat.

Yes. Just across the Colorado River in Laughlin, Nevada, several casino-area RV parks, including the Avi KOA and the Riverside, offer hundreds of full-hookup spaces with 50 amp service, putting gaming, shows, dining, and buffets right at your doorstep. They are competitively priced and sometimes subsidized by the gaming side, so they can be a good value, and they are only minutes from the Arizona-side resorts in Mohave Valley. Many RVers base on the quieter Arizona bank at a park like Moon River or Happy Together and just drive over to Laughlin for a night out. Either way, book ahead in the busy winter season.

It depends on what you are after. The private resorts, Moon River, Happy Together, and Crossroads, win for amenities, pools, big-rig pull-throughs, full hookups, and monthly snowbird rates, making them the comfortable choice for a long winter base. The public Davis Camp county park wins for being right on the Colorado River with a beach, at a lower nightly rate, though with fewer amenities. The Laughlin casino parks across the river add a value option with nightlife attached. Our take: book a private resort for a comfortable extended stay, or Davis Camp when being on the water matters more than the pool and clubhouse.

For full hookups, Moon River RV Resort is the top pick, the highest-rated Good Sam park in the area with extra-large pull-throughs, 30/50 amp service, and a heated pool. Happy Together RV Resort offers spacious full-hookup sites in Mohave Valley minutes from Bullhead City, Laughlin, and Needles, and Crossroads RV Park keeps full hookups open year-round. For a public option right on the water, Davis Camp county park has full-hookup river sites and a beach. Across the river, the Laughlin casino RV parks like the Avi KOA add hundreds of full-hookup spaces. Choose a resort for amenities or Davis Camp to be on the river cheaply.

Yes, most do. The private parks, Moon River, Happy Together, and Crossroads, all offer full hookups with water, electric, and sewer plus 30 and 50 amp service for big rigs, and Moon River features extra-large pull-through sites. The public Davis Camp county park on the Colorado River also has full-hookup RV sites along with tent areas and showers. The Laughlin casino RV parks across the river add more full-hookup, 50 amp spaces. So whether you want a resort with a pool, a year-round park, or a county park on the water, full hookups are easy to find here. Book ahead in the busy winter snowbird season.

It is reasonable for a river-resort area. The private full-hookup parks sit in the mid band per night and lean on weekly and monthly rates that make them affordable long-term winter bases, which is how most snowbirds use them. The Laughlin casino RV parks across the river are competitively priced and sometimes subsidized by the gaming side. The budget pick is the public Davis Camp county park, lower per night for a site right on the Colorado River. Season matters most: the cool months from October through March are peak demand with firmer rates, while the brutally hot summer goes quiet and cheap. A monthly resort rate is the best long-stay value.

Yes, that is the whole appeal. Davis Camp, a Mohave County park just north of the valley, sits right on the Colorado River with full-hookup RV sites, tent areas, showers, and direct river-beach access, making it the best public option for waking up on the water. Several private resorts are a short drive from the river with boat access nearby, and the reservoirs of Lake Mohave to the north and Lake Havasu to the south add more shoreline camping and boating. With a boat, the river and lakes are the center of everything here: fishing, jet-skiing, swimming, and lazy beach days. Book Davis Camp ahead in the busy cool season.

The cool season, October through March, is prime, with mild sunny days, cool nights, and the snowbird crowd settling in for long stays. Spring and fall are warm and ideal for the river, with great boating and fishing and busy, popular parks. Summer is the trade-off: brutally hot, often above 110 degrees, but the Colorado River keeps it a lively watersports destination if you can handle the heat and run strong air conditioning. For comfortable weather and the full snowbird scene, plan a fall, winter, or spring visit; for boating in the heat with cheaper rates, summer works if you stay on the water.

Yes, easily. The private resorts are built for big rigs: Moon River RV Resort has extra-large pull-through sites, and Happy Together and Crossroads handle large coaches and fifth-wheels with full hookups. The Laughlin casino RV parks across the river also have big full-hookup spaces with 50 amp service. Access is simple, since AZ-95 runs the flat length of the valley and Interstate 40 crosses just south at Needles, linking to the interstate network. Davis Camp county park takes big rigs too. The flat valley terrain and wide roads make this comfortable big-rig territory, just plan for the heat on summer drives.

The standout is Davis Camp, a Mohave County park right on the Colorado River just north of the valley, with full-hookup RV sites, tent camping, showers, and river-beach access at a county-park rate. Beyond that, the Lake Mead National Recreation Area covers Lake Mohave to the north with more shoreline camping, and there are river and lake recreation sites scattered along the Colorado. Within the valley itself, most camping is private full-hookup resorts. So for a public-land, on-the-water stay, Davis Camp is the easy pick, while the resorts and casino parks cover the full-amenity side. Reserve Davis Camp ahead in the popular cool months.

The Colorado River is the center of it all: boating, jet-skiing, swimming, fishing for bass and striper, and lazy days on the river beaches. The reservoirs of Lake Mohave and Lake Havasu add more water recreation north and south. Across the river, the Laughlin casinos offer gaming, shows, dining, and cheap buffets just minutes away. For a fun day trip, the Oatman ghost town sits about 40 minutes east on historic Route 66, famous for the wild burros that wander its streets. Between river recreation, casino nightlife, and Route 66 history, there is plenty to fill a long snowbird stay.

Yes, it is one of the classic Colorado River snowbird spots. Winters are mild and sunny with cool nights and rare hard freezes, the full-hookup resorts offer monthly rates built for long stays, and there is plenty to do, from river recreation to the Laughlin casinos minutes away. Bullhead City just north covers all your shopping and services. The cool season from October through March is peak demand, so the popular resorts fill and you should book well ahead, especially for monthly sites. For warm winters with water recreation and a bit of nightlife, Mohave Valley is a strong, well-established choice.

It is an easy approach. AZ-95 runs the length of the Arizona river valley on flat, simple roads, and Interstate 40 crosses just to the south at Needles, California, connecting the area to the interstate network, so big rigs get in without trouble. From Las Vegas, it is about an hour and a half southeast. Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport is right at the valley if you are flying in to rent a motorhome. Bullhead City, just north, is the service hub for fuel, groceries, and RV supplies, so resupply there. Carry plenty of water and watch your cooling and tires on hot summer drives.

Very hot in summer. This stretch of the Colorado River regularly sees highs of 110 degrees or more from June into September, with warm nights that stay in the 80s. Camping outside midday is uncomfortable, so summer becomes a watersports-and-air-conditioning season, with people on the river by day and inside a cooled rig in the afternoon. You need strong air conditioning, plenty of water, and shade. The flip side is the winter, which is mild and sunny with highs in the 60s, which is exactly why the snowbirds come. Plan a cool-season visit for comfortable camping, or stay on the water if you come in the heat.

Yes. Just across the Colorado River in Laughlin, Nevada, several casino-area RV parks, including the Avi KOA and the Riverside, offer hundreds of full-hookup spaces with 50 amp service, putting gaming, shows, dining, and buffets right at your doorstep. They are competitively priced and sometimes subsidized by the gaming side, so they can be a good value, and they are only minutes from the Arizona-side resorts in Mohave Valley. Many RVers base on the quieter Arizona bank at a park like Moon River or Happy Together and just drive over to Laughlin for a night out. Either way, book ahead in the busy winter season.

It depends on what you are after. The private resorts, Moon River, Happy Together, and Crossroads, win for amenities, pools, big-rig pull-throughs, full hookups, and monthly snowbird rates, making them the comfortable choice for a long winter base. The public Davis Camp county park wins for being right on the Colorado River with a beach, at a lower nightly rate, though with fewer amenities. The Laughlin casino parks across the river add a value option with nightlife attached. Our take: book a private resort for a comfortable extended stay, or Davis Camp when being on the water matters more than the pool and clubhouse.

Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near Mohave Valley.