Alaskan RV Park

This place has a lot of long term campers FHU all worked well water was cloudy even with a filter they had well pump problems just before I got there there’s a gate to go through to get onto BLM land so was great to be able to run my dog the owner lives on site and is a 97 year old county western entertainer who loves Alaska a pip of a woman the bathroom shower was clean but very old and needs some TLC I don’t think it’s going to happen anytime soon it’s a flat gravel lot next to I-10 road noise very loud on other side of highway was railroad the train runs through a lot and is very loud no horn blowing at the road crossing. A good place to stay a night I guess you would get used to the noise after a while a good base for quail hunting the area but it is in a drought. 20 $ a night 350 $ a month cash only I didn’t go into town so not sure what is there Walmart is in Wilcox 40 miles away no Wi-Fi

Convenient location. Very basic sites and not sure there’s really any security being right beside the highway. Your security is snowbirds around and a 2.5 wire fence around the property (easily jumpable). Something to think about being so close to Mexican border. The price and flexibility here is great, and the two ladies really make your day with their character and kindness.

Super easy to get to, right off the highway so there's a little bit of road noise but also easy. Access. Park is a little dated, but everything worked and owners were amazingly friendly.
Did not use the bathrooms too. See if there's been any change, but definitely worth a stop.

$20, cash only, water, sewer, and power at each site, but there are also some dried camping sites at the end if it's full for some reason.

About 30 minutes up to Fort Bowie National Historic Park, which is really nice to enjoy with a 15 minute walk or a 3 mile hike, whatever suits your fancy.

Agree with all the prior comments about this place. Easy in and out. Everything works. Friendly folks. But in five years of RVing we’ve never encountered worse bathrooms. We have a small camper with small tanks so we always use the camp showers if they’re available. It would take very little effort and just a few chemicals to do the following: chuck the soap and toiletries people have left behind; buy some Kaboom mildew cleaner and use it to remove the copious amount of shower mildew; cut the bottom off the interior shower curtain; wash both shower curtains with bleach; really attack the toilets; toss the sopping wet rug in front of the shower and replace it with a rubber grid mat; clean everything with a scrub brush and then maybe break out a paintbrush and some paint. Really wouldn’t take much work or money. I realize that most folks probably don’t use the bathrooms but jeez. Still, we’d stay here again!

This is the perfect resting spot right off I-10 in Bowie, AZ. Its very close to the highway but without the highway or train noise. It’s simple but you can’t beat the convenience and the price. Full hookups for $20 a day or $85 a week or $330/month. Washer and dryer are $1 each. Big rig friendly with pull through sites so you don’t have to disconnect if you’re stopping for 1 night. The nicest people own and operate this park. Everyone that was there were very friendly and helpful. We felt right at home. The area has old Indian ruins for sight seeing. Sunrise and sunset over mountains were gorgeous. They also offer water and dump if you were camping near by. We will always return and highly recommend it.