Queen Mine RV Park

We stayed 3 nights. Only 4 others were there. In summertime, most stores in town are only open on weekends. We arrived on Monday. Doing the Queen Mine tour is a must. It’s located adjacent to the RV park. We also did the mile high tour by Lavender Jeep tours and the guide is the manager at RV park! Too funny. The bathrooms are clean and laundry facilities are good. Only complaint is that the price should be $30 a night in off season. (Only fair!) $40 is way overpriced but it’s the only place in town if you’re a class c like us with no toad.

Not what you’d think of as a ‘camping experience’ since it is basically a round parking lot with gravel and bumper to bumper rigs. There were two decent washers and dryers. Since our main objective here was to be able to visit Old Town Bisbee and go on the mine tour this worked out well. Also agree with another review that the large gravel parking lot rocks were not comfortable for our elderly dog to walk on. Besides just looking around town and finding great restaurants I had a mission to find some Bisbee Turquoise, and I did! Several shops carried jewelry made with it. This campground was as expected from reading Campendium reviews. It’s just one of those that is more about what it gives access to rather than the campground itself.

Well kept small park. Don't expect a wilderness experience. Short walk to a fun town. No place else like Bisbee. My dog would not rate it as well. New gravel in the park hurt her feet and the dog run is a long way from our spot. Quite a bit of noise from the highway. I could not get any internet service from their feed. Asked about it and was told it works fine. Not for me.

Note that our nightly rate is based on a month rate. Also note that if you pay by credit card you’ll be charged a 5% fee. All in all a really good deal.

We chose the site because it was in Bisbee and we wanted some sun and to be in a funky little town. We got all that and more. Easily walkable into Bisby. Easily walkable down to Lowell, the ghost town of old cars. Drivable down to the Warren District (South Bisbee). A great farmers market in Warren on Saturday mornings. Worth the drive.

The RV park is in a cul-de-sac at the top of the hill above the mine. So being, the sites can be a little tight, especially with large rigs. Bathrooms are clean and well-maintained, and the showers are wonderful. Some of the sewer hook ups at the sites stick up an extra 6 to 8 inches and some are flat to the ground. Bring some blocks to elevate your hose. There are two washing machines and two dryers on site. There’s a great laundromat down Highway 92 in South Bisbee that’s worth the drive.

The town has lots going on especially over the weekend. Not lots of rowdiness. One surprise was the number of sirens we heard on the highway. You are above the highway up here in the RV park. And we surmise there are a lot of accidents on the open road heading west and north out of town. absolutely the spot to stay if you’re going to be in Bisbee. Call months ahead to make your reservations. This place is filled almost every single night.

Queen Mine RV Park is ideally positioned to explore Bisbee. Perched high on a hill overlooking the city and the old cory below, the park offers all the necessities: full hookups, very clean restrooms with showers, a common area with picnic table, grill, and hammocks, plus cable tv. There's a nice dog walk/path. The sites are positioned in a circle. They are a bit close but not too close. For the reasonable rate and it's walking distance to Bisbee, with it's quirky shops and nice selection of restaurants, I think this park is a great value and deserves 5 stars.

Queen Mine RV Park!
I spent a week here. Monday - Monday.

This is one of the best little RV parks anywhere. Perched above the Queen Mine, you are in the best location in town. Walking distance to old town and driving distance to Tombstone, Naco, Coronado National Monument.

With 25 sites, It is a bit tight here, but, 40' class A and 35' or larger goosenecks weren't having too much difficulty maneuvering.

Bisbee traffic can get loud on weekends but it quickly fades into the background.

I had a great experience here and met quite a few people.

If you can get in here, do it!!!