We camped on the E loop, which is dry camping at only $15. There are other loops, some with full and some with partial hookups. The reason we chose E, was because the park ranger told us that on this side of the park, cell reception was the best. He was correct!!! We drove around, and found that all the loops over on the Park Range... more

This was our second time staying here. We really like it, the weather was beautiful. We had partial hookups (water & electric) for $22 a night. They have flush toilets, showers, and a convenient store/ranger station. We didn’t have any luck shore fishing, but if you have a boat you’ll probably catch something. This is all desert landsc... more

Returning to northern Gila County from a San Diego weekend at the daughter's, we decided to check out Alamo Lake. We have RVing friends who go there every year on Thanksgiving weekend, so how bad could it be? From Quartzsite up to Wickenburg is a straight shot on US60, so a night at Alamo Lake is something you have to WANT to do... ... more

We stayed the Full Hook-Up site and it was a less than pleasant experience in the middle of January. Sites are poorly marked, there is zero cell reception of any kind without a booster (and then very limited according to the neighbors), and sites are on top of one another. And NO views of any kind of the lake from the full hookup si... more

Long dead end drive to park and C/G, but worth it. Hidden in the high desert hills, the lake provides boating and fishing for campers and visitors and a home or respite for waterfowl and other birds. Wild burros are also sometime visitors.