Riverside Adventure Trails RV Resort

Dusty, Hwy 95 road noise, gravel roads,
laundry rooms OLD and in need of an update, restrooms outdated. Dryers .75/1.00 washers 1.50, when they worked. 50% of washers/dryers out of order. Concert pads. 30 new sites added in a “field”, no plants, just weeds and dirt/gravel.
People seem nice. Mostly permanent residents. Park models or RVs converted to long term. Permanents are well kept for the most part.
They are NOT ADA compliant. We just watched an older gentleman, with cane, limp trying to open the laundry door and struggling. NO RAMPS to facilitate wheel chairs, etc., except the office which is a very steep.

The $11 per night rate is the RPI (Resort Parks International) reciprocity fee with Thousand Trails membership. It is an all gravel campground with plenty of wide and deep back-in sites for both my 29' travel trailer and 20' pickup. Sites have a narrow cement patio. Parked my pickup along one side the patio while the trailer was parked on the other side. There was still plenty of room to extend my slide (driver side) and not encroach into my neighbor's site. Full hookup with all of the utilities in the back driver side of the site, which was very nice. Many long term residents, but they maintained their sites well.
Went to view the petroglyphs northwest of Laughlin, NV (where the casinos are) and walk Laughlin Labyrinths. It was fun. Many good restaurant choices, both on the Nevada and Arizona side of the Colorado River.
** DON'T FOLLOW GOOGLE MAP'S DIRECTIONS.** It will take you into a housing development alongside the park. After you turn onto Aztec Rd from AZ-95 (Mohave Valley Highway), turn left immediately behind the McDonalds and go north towards CVS pharmacy. The entrance to the park is on your right was you get to the CVS parking lot.