Mountain View RV Park

Stopped for the night on our way to boondocking at Indian Bread Rocks and this was the best experience at an RV park! Nice people in the office/store and they had propane so we were on our way with no other stops necessary! Super clean place and I didn’t hear much but in all fairness I’m Hoh🤷🏻‍♀️ so I don’t hear much. We were planning on just heading east from here but are now considering stopping by this spot again first👍👍2 thumbs up!

First of all, I wasn't planning to stop here. I broke down on I10 and limped for 4 miles to the next exit and lo and behold, Dwayne's Mountain View RV Park. I thought I was going to have to fix my trailer on the side of the road or in some abandoned packing lot but this was a pleasant surprise. $20.00 per night with full hookups ($16.00 per night for the week), a store, propane, gas, food truck and 2 of the best camp hosts I have met so far while fulltime RVing. Tom and Tracy took me in and helped me when I needed help. The more work I did on my trailer, the more things I found that were wrong with her and ended up staying for 20 days doing the work and waiting on parts. Needless to say, I would recommend staying here. There isn't much around the immediate area, but there is plenty of hiking trails and it's a short drive to civilization (Walmart, restaurants etc). Only negative would be the frequent trains going by. It didn't bother me but may be an issue for some people.

Sandwiched in between I-10 BL and a railroad track. Very little road noise, but trains do pass by frequently. They don't blow their horns though, so it's really just rumbling you hear. Electric, water, and sewer at each site, fairly level. There's a restroom with showers available. Also a laundry room.

Check in at the gift shop where there are a good 50 different types of fresh jerky, plus flavored nuts/peanuts, jams, olives, and candies for sale. I picked up a sweet and spicy brisket jerky and the chili lemon peanuts. Both were excellent. There's also a small food truck with both Mexican and American offerings. I got the 3 carne asada tacos. They were awesome and actually came with a 4th tortilla under the 3 tacos so I could make another taco with the bits that fell out of the 1st 3 tacos. Genius!

You can book a reservation online: https://www.dwaynesfreshjerky.com/book-a-room

Verizon good.
AT&T good.

Conveniently located, very clean, with friendly people that work here. It also has a cool little store with great beef jerky and honey. The honey is from bees in the area. As for the campground, laundry room was dated and half of the machines were out of order, but the other two worked great.
The people are great and there is a food truck here with some awesome carne asada tacos. Cool little find and I actually stayed here twice as long as I had planned.

We pulled up around 3pm on a beautiful Sunday afternoon with fantastic views of the surrounding mountains, some still snow-capped. We stopped here because temps here tonight will be 36, while Wilcox, AZ, is expected drop to 32. With such clear skies, both locations could easily get a bit cooler, and we don’t have a 4-season unit🧊 so we’re trying to camp just above freezing whenever we can.

Park is clean, level, and simple with full hookups, clean bathrooms and acceptable showers. There’s a good food truck, though it’s cash only. Campground and store accept credit cards, though, so it’s fine. The store I sells a locally-made pecan pie that’s just amazing, so don’t miss that if you stop here. Office and food truck close at 6:15pm. Office opens at 7:15am. At $20 for the night, it’s a great value.

Sandwiched between I-10 and the railroad tracks, but it’s fine as we can barely hear I-10 and the train doesn’t need to blow its whistle as it goes by.

Staff in the store, campground and food truck are all nice and friendly. It’s a great place to stop for the night.

Stayed here as an overnight on Christmas. Tried calling during the day, but no one answered the phone. Figured we would take our chances by just showing up. Paperwork does say late arrivals can register in the AM

Easy on/off access from I-10. Store that sells jerky, nuts pie, etc was open. Food tuck located on property was closed during our stay. Employee was friendly and checked us in quickly. Gave us campground rules and rudimentary map of park. Instructed that we could pick out any pull through site that were located within a couple of rows.

Gravel roads located throughout park. Site pretty level. Plenty wide enough for our slides. Some sites have trees.

Park has restrooms, laundry, and wifi. Did not use any amenities, so can’t comment about them. Verizon signal was 3 bars LTE, but slow for searching internet. Despite being located near the I-10 and train tracks, the noise did not bother us.

Would definitely stay here again.