Desert View RV Resort

We looked at this place as a stopover as we were passing through, but it was so nice we stayed 2 nights to take a day off from driving. Has a great mid-century Florida vibe.

As everyone mentions, the walls of oleander bushes between sights are the best. Privacy from your neighbors and also beautiful. Also lots of citrus trees and palm trees. Great site if you're a birder - doves, quails, vireos, nighthawks.

Level site, everything was clean and tidy. Staff very friendly.

Full cell service for ATT - can see 2 or 3 cell towers from the park.

In between each site are tall Oleander bushes, affording you some privacy from others. We were in Needles for a few days to do Oatman and finish up our route on Route 66. It was towards the end of April and it was HOT! The park is well maintained and clean, a great stop when traveling Hwy 40 east or west. Nice staff. Easy park to navigate around. Conveniently located off the highway with very little highway noise. The downsides are: the town of Needles does not offer much, the closest grocery stores and decent restaurants were in Arizona, which is about 13-19 miles. Go to Arizona for gas. WIFI was pretty much non-existent and cell coverage was weak.

Needed to dump tanks, refill water tanks, do some laundry and get out of winds for a few days. Great spot just off interstate in Needles, CA. Easy in and out access. Beautiful high oleander hedges between each site cut down noise and any nosey neighbors ( we luckily had neither). Small pool, 4 washer and dryers did a great job of cleaning and drying clothes. Great host and word recommend this park over there’s in the area.

Lovely sites with oleander and trees between each site - feels very private. Sites are mostly level pull-throughs. Clean bathrooms with free showers. Concrete pads for chairs and tables with gravel for parking. Water and electric available. Very pretty view of the mountains. Near the Colorado River, but not walkable. Lots of road noise from the highway but it didn't bother us. Mostly class A motorhomes and very large trailers. No picnic tables on the sites.
Apparently near the Laughlin, NV casinos, but we didn't go there. On historic Rt 66.
Apparently, there are many special events for snowbirds from Oct - May. Pool, library (with books and puzzles),.

We ate at the Riverside Cafe on the Colorado River, a very friendly, local restaurant/bar. Good food at a reasonable price. Fun relaxed atmosphere.

Really nice park, very clean, tons of oleander hedges and pretty trees. Sites are level and well spaced, separated by hedges which gives you a lot of privacy. It’s close to the road but traffic noise was barely audible. We did not check out any of the amenities (pool, etc) but it all looked nice. Book on the phone! The website booking process does not always go through.

We stayed here when traveling East on the I40 just one night. Pulled in as the sun was going down and left in the late morning. We were really impressed with how clean the park was and how spacious each site was. Really good privacy as each site had tall oleander hedges. The office and pool areas were very neat and clean also. The folks in the office were super friendly! We’ll definitely stay here again when traveling through on I40.

We stayed here 2 nights. It was quiet, clean, and the staff was nice. It had some freeway and train noise, but nothing we are not used to. It was mainly white noise. No train whistles. Not much in the area, but we just needed a couple of nights to break up our drive. We like the tall bushes in between each site. The KOA next door did not have the bushes and the sites were closer together. If deciding between the 2, this one is much more a private and I think cheaper too!