Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Camp Verde, Arizona

The Superior RV Park is located in the cozy town of Superior, Arizona and is a great place for an easy-going southwestern vacation. Campers can look forward to popular sites like the Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park, Picketpost Mountain, the Peak of Apache Leap and the World's Smallest Museum. The campground is a day trip from all the urban fun of Phoenix, like it's excellent restaurants, art galleries, theaters, museums and shows. Amenities at this park are spare, so be sure to bring everything you'll need for a comfortable and distraction-free stay. 

The Stacey Acres Estates is located in Apache Junction, Arizona and is known for its quiet streets, beautiful surrounding scenery and breathtaking sunsets. This is the perfect spot for a relaxing vacation, but for the campers hoping to enjoy nearby attractions, the town of Phoenix offers great attractions such as professional sports games, tours of the area's scenic routes, shopping, theaters, and of course, excellent local restaurants. There's also flea markets, hiking trails, golf courses, and lakes perfect for fishing and boating near the campground. With its warm weather and plethora of activities, this is the perfect place for your next Arizona getaway!

The Alamo Lake State Park is located in the town of Wenden and is a great spot for a fun outdoor adventure. Campers can look forward to a breathtaking natural setting over the water and great sunsets and opportunities to stargaze. Plus, there's tons to do at this  campground. OHV driving is popular as is fishing for largemouth bass, crappie, red-eared  sun fish, channel catfish and several species of trout. Travelers can also expect excellent boating, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking and swimming. Around the park, there's space for hiking and biking, so when you come, don't forget your gear!

The Cameron Trading Post RV Park is located in the gorgeous city of Cameron, Arizona, and is a popular site among campers looking to immerse themselves in history and culture. Campers can look forward to the Little Colorado River Gorge for site seeing, hiking, fishing and boating. There's also Native American Art for sale, so visitors can look forward to Navajao rugs, Hopi pottery and jewelry, art, pipe bags, textiles and dresses. There's also an excellent restaurant near the campground, so if you're hoping to enjoy local foods, get ready for excellent Navajo beef stew and french toast and authentic Mexican tacos. There's also a market and garden for visitors to enjoy, so be sure to stop by these attractions as you soak in the beautiful historic architecture around the campground.