Desert Hills RV Park

OK for an overnighter. Passed through twice and stays 2 nights total. Pick your own space. Leave money in office inside locked pipe or pay online. We paid $25/night. Pretty much in the middle of nowhere, but not bad of a price. Gravel spaces all with leaky faucets. Some have bigger trees than others. Essentially none really, but a ... more

We’re exploring the area for a week. Picked this place for proximity only. Full 5G AT&T. Nothing fancy at all, but for $20 a night w/Full hookups, it’s ok

Nice older park that’s great for an overnight stay. Traffic noise from US-90 would be a problem for some. Sites are easily accessible with gravel pads, water, sewer + 30 & 50 amp electric available. We were the only occupied RV onsite.Stayed here seeking shelter during a rare snowstorm. The office is self service using the honor syst... more

$20 cash, no amenities, no cell service, marginal shade some sites. Easy in, easy out. Just off hwy at bottom of hill, so trucks using engine brake are loud. If you're looking for cheap with hookups it's ok for a night.

It’s hard to fall asleep when you hear large 18 wheelers going by within 100 yards of our site. Only had 30 amp and a 50 amp. I would say if you’re on your way to big Bend like we were may be a good quick overnight stay for only $20 cash. No credit cards.

Small gravel lot, porta potty, water/electric and even good WiFi. Yes there’s road noise and it’s self pay with no showers but what do you want for $20??

This is a great little campground for a stopover.

Would recommend to anyone.

Easy access, but right next to busy Highway 90 and truck noise never stopped all night. No bathrooms or showers. Gravel sites, with rigs parked within feet of each other, sharing hookup pedestals. Self-pay the night I stayed.