Point of Rocks RV Campground

I wanted to love this campground, but I just didn’t. The location is walkable to Watson Lake (about 1/2 mile), and that’s the best feature of the park. The entire park is unpaved, including driveway, roads, and lots. The lots are covered with gravel which meant that even with a carpet outside we needed to wear shoes constantly outside because the gravel is very sharp on your feet. The gravel driveway makes it a bit slippery when entering and leaving the campground.

Our lot (70) was a bit narrow, not level, and at the top of a hill facing a noisy road. While the weather was quite nice, I was reluctant to keep many windows open because every time someone drove past the dust was terrible. Our Airstream was covered with dust when we left. Our lot was also a dumping spot for plant debris, so the back of the lot had piles of debris just pushed off the hill.

My husband used the shower house, which he described as clean but quite old. We had power, water and sewer which were all in good order, so I used our TT shower. There are no grills or fire rings, but each spot is equipped with a picnic table. Tree coverage was attractive, but interfered with our Starlink, so our internet was intermittent. We didn’t use the campground internet because they state that it is not for streaming or downloading. The park had full bars on our Verizon phones.

Considering that Watson Lake, Whiskey Row, and Peavine Trail (which were our destinations) have ample parking, I think next trip we will find a different RV park.

We stayed here as part of a rally and it was exceptional. The sites are tree lined and most are spacious. All of the sites vary in size, so it's important to review the site sizes to make sure that your RV will fit. There is a very large picnic area with many picnic tables. Also, the trails surrounding the campground offer a variety of terrain and all are scenic. What is best is the proximity to Watson Lake which is great for kayaking. We had a great time and will be back. The manager, Jason, was great to work with.

Point of Rocks RV Campground is a great campground especially for its location. We really enjoyed being so close to the Granite Dells and Lake Watson. It is also only minutes away from Old Downtown Prescott. Although the office was closed due to COVID-19, an employee came out and greeted us and pointed out brochures they have made up for different local activities. I picked up the Biking and Hiking brochure and it was well written and correlated well with the online research I’d done for the area. Our site was easy to find. Park roads are narrow and gravel with a few turns that are a bit of a challenge in a larger RV. Our travel trailer made it around though with little effort. Our site was a back in site with full hookups and all worked as they should and were in good repair. The site wasn’t large, but it wasn’t small either. There were some trees and rocks that helped with privacy, but it is cozy as far as neighbors go. The turn into and out of the park is a bit of a challenge to find and to manage given it is on a hill and turn meaning it is hard to see when approaching from the North and hard to see Southbound traffic when turning left out of the park.

Was extremely disappointed with the site and park in general. Site was overgrown with grass and weeds. Does not appear that the sites are being maintained very well at all. Mosquito's were terrible, could not go out at night without spraying, and same thing was trued for day time even though temps were in the high 80's, low 90's. Attribute that to monsoon rains, but mostly lack of maintenance with an excess of weeds and grass for them to take shelter. Numerous dead and dying trees throughout park. Could be a real hazard in high wind conditions. Sites are extremely close to each other, little to no privacy.. Mixture of long term and transient campers. One of the most expensive RV parks we have stayed at, way overpriced for what you got. $51 a night, just not right.

We wanted to get out of the city and this campground gave us full hookups for our pop-up tent trailer. Only RV's are allowed here so our site felt very private with plenty of green trees and under brush.
We will stay longer next time. It was absolutely amazing and beautiful. We had a great view of the valley and far away mountains, while being in the mountains.

Nice park. Sites are level, close together, bushes and trees in between sites are nice for privacy. Road noise and air traffic noise was present not terrible. Great park to be close to Prescott and lakes. Close to stores. Stayed in space 98. Good site, little bit of shade, couple trees to hang hammock from was a nice bonus. Dirt road, small amount of dust not bad at all.

Nice campground to stay at. They personalize your own map and brochure when you stay with them which I thought was a nice touch. We were backed up against the rocks and it was a pretty premium RV site. There is a short walk to Watson lake where you can rent kayaks and paddleboards, and they bring the kayaks to you. The only downside is the bathrooms are a little outdated and could use some updating in the area we were staying.