This place is clean, attractive, orderly, and has about everything you might want in a stopover RV park. This is my second time here, and I can’t recommend it highly enough. I came back! Parking spaces are level gravel, separated by generous... Read more

I've been here before, and I can only echo the remark of a previous reviewer: "This is BLM?" It's a small-ish area, with campsites running along a ridge overlooking the lava flow which gives the area its name. The sites are mostly level, with... Read more

Long preface: There are three camping areas in the Navajo Dam area: this one, Pine, is the biggest: 57 sites with electricity and water, 9 with full hookups, and 88 dry camping spots. Pine has three sub-areas: Main, Pinon Loop, Cedar Loop, and... Read more

This is one of a series of Forest Service campsites along AZ 260 east of Payson. They are all now privately managed, which means that they cost a lot more than they used to. The nightly fee is $22; with a federal pass it's half that. Very... Read more

A previous reviewer referred to this as an "odd" little park. That's being polite. It's dusty, unattractive, confusingly laid-out, poorly signed, poorly maintained. There's some sad-looking museum exhibits which portray the relatively... Read more

This park is about 25 miles north of Las Cruces, NM. Coming from the south, once you leave I-10, you wander through pecan groves until you get to Radium Springs. It's easy to get lost when you get close: my GPS app tried to take me to the... Read more

This is a great spot. Not spectacular, but pleasant and easy to get to. I was here in mid-February, and the sites with electric service were all full at noon. I claimed the last of the sites with no hookups, but that wasn't a problem. Because I... Read more

Just what I was looking for. I live in Tucson, so I may go back just to recharge from time to time when it's not full-on summer. As another reviewer noted, be prepared to be completely self-sufficient... there's no water, no nothing other than... Read more

I'm not sure about this place as a destination. The landscape is pretty much dominated by the tailings pile from a defunct copper mine, and the rest is your basic mesquite scrub desert. It's not pristine, by any means: there's some broken glass... Read more