Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Seligman, Arizona

The Tradewinds RV Park is located in Golden Valley, Arizona and is an ideal base camp for exploring cities like Las Vegas, Laughlin, Bullhead City, Kingman and Route 66. Campers can take day or weekend trips out to these cities to enjoy the excellent entertainment, night life, casino fun, theater productions and art galleries that put these areas on the map, while also taking advantage of world-class cuisine. Closer to home at the campground, visitors can take advantage of nearby attractions like the Oatman Gold Mining Town, Hoover Dam, Cerbat Mountain Ghost Town, Mohave Shooting Range and ATV Riding Trails. there's so much to do, most campers extend their stay!

The Greer's Pine Shadows is located in the beautiful Arizona city of Flagstaff and is the perfect place a peaceful getaway in this beautiful desert town.    Activities and Amenities Campers can look forward to onsite activities to keep every member of the group engaged and having fun. There's opportunities for hiking, biking, exploring, birding and scenic viewing. Plus, there's plenty of opportunities for sunset viewing and stargazing. Amenities at the park include: 30/50/100 amp sites, water, sewerage, drinking water, WIFI, big rig sites and laundry facilities.    Attractions RVers can take advantage of a number of attractions just beyond the campground, including:  -The Grand Canyon - The Petrified Forest - Montezuma's Castle - Sedona - Snow Bowl   Hope to see you at the Greer's Pine Shadows for your next Flagstaff camping trip!      

The Greer's Pine Shadows RV Park is located in Flagstaff, Arizona and is a popular base camp for enjoying the treasures of the area. Snowbirds flock there each year to be surrounded by the thick, homely forest and to be just a short drive from attractions like the Grand Canyon, The Petrified Forest, Montezuma's Castle and Well, Snow Bowl and the Petrified Forest. The town of Sedona is relatively nearby, so campers can head there for shopping, site seeing or just to visit the Red Rocks. Walnut Canyon is also a must-see! Plus, there's grocery stores within two miles of the park for campers' convenience. Amenities at this campground includes: pull thrus, big rig access, walking trails, pet area, water, sewerage, WIFI and 30/50 amp sites. Hope to see you soon at Greer's Pine Shadows RV Park!

The Golden Valley RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Golden Valley, Arizona and is perfect for a quiet, easy-going desert vacation. With plenty of open desert vistas to explore, campers can enjoy the soothing heat and stargazing, or take advantage of local attractions such as the Mohave Museum Route 66 Mural, Joshua Tree Forest and NASCAR races at the local tracks. Campers can also look forward to excellent hiking and ATV trails, golf courses and rock climbing, rafting, horseback riding and boating. There's also a number of cultural sites like art galleries, ballets, museums and plenty of concerts and music for entertainment. 

The J & H RV Park is an adult camping community located in the beautiful Arizona city of Flagstaff and is the perfect place a peaceful getaway in this beautiful desert town.    Activities and Amenities Campers can look forward to onsite activities to keep every member of the group engaged and having fun. There's opportunities for hiking, biking, exploring, birding and scenic viewing. Plus, there's plenty of opportunities for sunset viewing and stargazing. Amenities at the park include: free WIFI, laundry, showers, gift shops, 20/30/50 amps, picnic tables, clean restrooms, TV/Library room, 50 full hook-up sites, RV supplies, horseshoes, car rentals and mini-store.   Attractions RVers can take advantage of a number of attractions just beyond the campground, including:  -The Grand Canyon - The Petrified Forest - Montezuma's Castle - Sedona - Snow Bowl - Glen Canyon Dam - Jerome (Arizona Ghost Town)   Hope to see you at the J & H RV Park for your next Flagstaff camping trip!      

The Ten-X Campground is located in the beautiful town of Kaibab, on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Forest. Campers can look forward to a breathtaking natural environment, thick with ponderosa pine and curious wildlife. With plenty of nature trails for hiking and biking, and at an elevation of over 7,00 feet, the campground has excellent weather, perfect for the outdoor enthusiast. There's also sightseeing opportunities just a few miles away from the Grand Canyon, as well as excellent restaurants, shops and museums, and the nearby town of Tusayan is horseback riding, helicopter rides and other tours. With so much to do, many extend their stays once they arrive onsite! Amenities at the park include: water, fire rings, picnic tables, trash collection, tent pads and vault toilets. See you soon!

The Hull Cabin is the most historic cabin located on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Forest and is perfect for a quiet get away in the midst of beautiful ponderosa pines and crisp, fresh air. With easy access to 360 degree views from the Grand View Lookout Tower, this campground is popular among scenic viewers and just campers who enjoy a good sunset. Hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders also flock there each year to take advantage of the excellent trails and wildlife viewing. When you visit, keep your eyes open for wild turkey, javelina, black bear, mule deer and elk. If you're an urban adventurer, the nearby town of Tusayan is filled with great restaurants, museums, art galleries and theaters, so be sure to make a day trip there! Amenities include: a kitchen, fire rings, tables and chairs, showers, picnic areas, propane stove, refrigerator and cooking equipment. See you soon!

The Temple Bar Campground is located right on the shores of Lake Mead, and is a beautiful place to kick back and enjoy and easy-going waterfront vacation. Campers can look forward to world-class fishing and watercraft rentals, so you're in luck if jet skiing, boating and canoeing sounds like a good time. Campers can also go hiking, biking and ATV touring around the lake or explore the neighboring city of Phoenix, which is home to a number of excellent restaurants, art galleries, historical and cultural cites, museums and theaters. 

Temple Bar Marina & RV Park is an RV park located on 1 Main Street in Temple Bar Marina, AZ. The site includes laundry facilities.

The Trailer Village is located in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, sitting quaintly on the canyon's southern rim. Campers can look forward to the adventure of a lifetime at this campground, with plenty of opportunities for solo or group hiking, biking, whitewater rafting and ranger guided activities. While exploring the area, visitors can soak in the breathtaking scenes of the Grand Canyon, climb along rock faces, or just enjoy the overlooks over a sandwich with friends. The campus has a number of great restaurants and coffee shops, and supply and grocery stores and within easy access. For the winter sport enthusiast, this park is also popular for skiing and sledding. Amenities include: full hookups, pull thrus, big rig access, walking trails, showers, restrooms, water, sewerage, WIFI and 30/50 amp sites. See you soon!

The North Rim Campground is located in the Grand Canyon National Park, and is one of the most popular campgrounds in the area since it's clean, quiet and very well-maintained. Most campers go out there simply to immerse themselves in nature, and enjoy the sights and smells of the ponderosa pine forest. There are several great hiking trails; the Kaibab Trail is the most popular path, descending into the inner ring or the Grand Canyon, and giving campers a scenic view they'll never forget. Visitors can also look forward to picnicking, grilling and stargazing on those iconic southwestern skies. Jacob Lake is relatively nearby, and a great place for soaking in the mountains and lakeside beauty of Arizona. 

The North Rim Campground is located in the Grand Canyon National Park, and is one of the most popular campgrounds in the area since it's clean, quiet and very well-maintained. Most campers go out there simply to immerse themselves in nature, and enjoy the sights and smells of the ponderosa pine forest. There are several great hiking trails; the Kaibab Trail is the most popular path, descending into the inner ring or the Grand Canyon, and giving campers a scenic view they'll never forget. Visitors can also look forward to picnicking, grilling and stargazing on those iconic southwestern skies. Jacob Lake is relatively nearby, and a great place for soaking in the mountains and lakeside beauty of Arizona. 

The Burro Creek Recreation Site is located in the cozy town of Kingman, Arizona, within a very scenic Sonoran desert canyon. This peaceful campground is popular among travelers along highway 93, and is especially well-known among nature enthusiasts. With deep blue pools and tree-lined banks, Burro Creek is a gorgeous oasis perfect for water sports like fishing, boating, canoeing and kayaking. Hiking and wildlife viewing is also common at this park. Campers can look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center in the downtown area, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail.

The Fort Beale RV Park is located in Kingman, Arizona, and is popular for its abundance of excellent attractions. Campers can look forward to the Powerhouse Visitors Center, Mohave Museum of Art and History and the Bonelli House. For the active visitor, there's the Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course, Lewis Kingman Park and the Monolith Garden Trail. There's also Laughlin, Bullhead City and Flagstaff for urban adventures; in these cities, guests can anticipated great museums, theater productions, art galleries and fine dining. And who would visit this campground and not venture to one of the area's most prominent landscapes? The Grand Canyon is close to the campground, and many take day trips to enjoy the spectacular geological formation.

The Munds Park RV Resort is located in Munds Park, Arizona and is known for the number of excellent and iconic Arizona attractions that are near the campground. Campers can look forward to natural sites like the Sunset and Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Montezuma's Castle and Well and the Canyon de Chelly National Monument. All of these give visitors a chance to explore the area's past through these attractions, and there are also man made sites that people flock to each year. The cities of Flagstaff and Sedona are relatively nearby, and filled with excellent restaurants, museums, galleries and historic sights. Cliff Castle Casino is also relatively nearby. Amenities at this park include: pull thrus, big rigs access, 30/50 amp sites, tent camping, water, sewerage and WIFI. See you soon!

Oak Creek Mobilodge is on the banks of famous Oak Creek, shaded by an abundance of mature Sycamore and Cottonwood trees. Many campers choose this park for its breathtaking scenery, but the area is also known for its excellent attractions. Hillside Plaza, Tlaquepaque, art galleries, shops, and some of Sedona's finest restaurants are only a short drive away. Campers can enjoy Oak Creek access for swimming, fishing, picnics, and scenic relaxation and there are nearby trails for hiking and mountain biking. There are several attractions within a short driving distance, such as theaters, a golf course, wineries, casino, spas, state parks and national monuments. Amenities at the park include: laundry facilities, big rig access, pull thrus, water, sewerage, WIFI and 20/30/50 amp sites. We hope you choose the Oak Creek Mobilodge for your next Arizona getaway!

The Golden Shores RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Topock, Arizona and is a great place for campers looking for an easy-going southwestern stay. Travelers can look forward to a number of local attractions such as the historic mining town of Oatman which is less than 20 miles east of the campground, and the breathtaking Lake Havasu is about 30 minutes away. At the lake, campers can enjoy a beautiful scenery perfect for site seeing and wildlife viewing, plenty of space for hiking and biking and space on the water for swimming, boating, trout fishing, canoeing, paddle boarding and kayaking. The nearby Little Goose Lake is another popular spot for bass fishing. The Grand canyon National Park is a day's drive from the campground, and is too much of a spectacular geological feature to miss! Campers can hike and biking the peaks, as well as raft on the river and climb the cliffs. 

The Desert View Campground is located in the Grand Canyon National Park and is especially popular among hikers. Climbers get ready for peaks like the Moran, Grandview and Yaki Points which all offer spectacular views of the Grand Canyon. The Tusayan Ruin and Museum is also popular. Pro-tip, the best place to watch the sunrise is fro the Watchtower, so be sure to head up there before dawn for the light show! At the tower, campers will find a bookstore, snack bar and even a trading post featuring excellent symbols and gifts representing local culture. 

The Pine View RV Park is a campground located in Bellemont, Arizona and is known for fun activities an spacious sites. Campers can look forward to a quiet, countryside setting, nearby shopping venues and a packed calendar of events and activities to keep guests engaged and active. Visitors can look forward to day hikes and fishing at the nearby lakes on the Mongollan Rim and Tonto National Forest Park. The city of Phoenix is also nearby, so campers can enjoy excellent attractions like golfing greens, concerts, sports games and fine dining. Amenities at this campground include: big rig access, laundry facility, tent camping, water, sewerage and electrical hookups. We hope to see you soon at the Pine View RV Park!   **Please note, this location is on a military base, and available to people with a DOD issued ID. It is available to military personnel of all ages.**    

Seated beneath a large canopy of Ponderosa Pine is the Mather Campground in the Grand Canyon National Forest. It's located on the South Rim of the Canyon, offering campers breathtaking views and plenty of space and fresh air. Campers can look forward to hiking the Kaibab and Bright Angels Trails, or take a day trip to the Norther Rim to view the sunrise from the Watchtower. The Tusayan Museum and Indian Ruins are also an option for curious campers, and are excellent representations of the culture and peoples that lived in the area over 800 years before. Nearby are a number of excellent museums, restaurants and shops, as well as a trading post at the Watchtower, so there's plenty of opportunities for campers to immerse themselves in the present-day local culture!