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RV Rental In Arizona [8 awesome things to do]

Published on May 26th, 2019 by Ray & Tammy Roman
This post was updated on August 7th, 2022

Arizona also referred to as Grand Canyon State is among the famous States to tour using a recreational vehicle. It is the sixth-largest state in the USA, and it has breathtaking natural wonders and attractions.

The State’s hot and dry climate is conducive for road trips. It also houses a huge selection of natural and historical sights. This makes RVing in Arizona one of the most enjoyable adventures. There are a lot of activities to do and things to see in Arizona.

This article will inform you about some of the best campgrounds and attractions to explore while visiting the State. Planning a trip can be difficult when you still have other things to attend to. The following list will help you in planning your trip to this state.

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#1 Page Lake Powell Campground

Page Lake Powell campground was the first one to launch the program of crime-free RV campground. It is an ideal place for your trailer rental in Arizona. It has 105 shaded gravel sites. Among these, 71 are full hookup sites having room for slideouts.

The campground is also rich in various amenities including a heated pool, game room, a playground, outdoor games, cable TV, restrooms and showers, laundry facility, spa, horseshoes, Wi-Fi internet access, a dumpsite for any camper van rental Arizona, and groceries.

When you tour this campground, you have the privilege to enjoy these amenities and facilities at any time of the year.

#2. Campbell Cove RV Resort

This resort is conveniently situated about half a block away from the lake where visitors can enjoy a vast number of water activities. Without a doubt, this is a perfect place for a class B RV rental in Arizona. The Campbell Cove RV resort has 100 full hookup sites and rooms for slideouts.

Available amenities and facilities include Wi-Fi internet access, restrooms, and showers, RV storage, heated pool, game room, cable TV, and horseshoes. The resort is open all year round for guests to visit and enjoy.

#3. Meteor Crater RV Park

Meteor Crater RV Park is located about 18 miles from the renowned Meteor Crater and offers a great chance to enjoy a trailer rental in Arizona.

The park is a short distance from the vast attractions in Flagstaff and Winslow. It is equipped with 65 spaces, 40 of them being shaded full hookup sites with slide-out rooms.

Available amenities and facilities include a recreational hall, horseshoes, Wi-Fi internet access, outdoor games, RV supplies and storage, ATM, restrooms and showers, a dump station, and a laundry facility. You can visit the Meteor Creator RV park at any time of the year.

#4. Scottsdale Culinary Festival

Do you like to enjoy different types of foods? If so you must visit Scottsdale, Arizona, where you will be served with delicacies at the Scottsdale Culinary Festival. The festival happens every mid-April. It features a large selection of foods, celebrity chefs, fine wines, boutique brews, and many other activities enjoyable by the entire family as it cruises in an RV rental in Arizona.

#5. Lake Havasu Striper Derby

The Annual WON Lake Havasu Striper Derby is one of the most successful striped bass fishing events in the country and takes place in Lake Hasavu City every May. Regardless of whether you are an experienced or a novice angler, you can participate in the competition as you have fun.

Apart from the game, the entire event also entails raffle prize giveaways and casting contests. There is no reason why you should miss such an event as you travel in your RV rental in Arizona.

#6. Lake Havasu, Lake Havasu City

Located in Arizona’s desert mountains, Lake Havasu is like an oasis. It is among the country’s best attractions and tourism spots. Lake Havasu is also the home of the rebuilt London bridge. It was established and recreated by Havasu city during the 1960s. It now spreads across Lake Hasavu’s narrow mouth.

If you are RVing in this location, you can make a stopover and engage in water sporting activities such as fishing and skiing. The surrounding desert also hosts notable events such as ATV excursions.

#7. Horseshoe Bend, Page

Colorado River has a unique attribute near the Arizona City of Page. The river has a horseshoe-shaped meander also called Horseshoe Bend. This peculiar feature acts as a tourist destination for many individuals visiting the State.

The riverbed is full of hematite and garnet, which gives the water above an emerald green hue. Visitors like touring the site during dusk because that’s when it portrays the best image before they can go to the Glen Canyon Recreational Park about 5 miles upriver.

#8. Meteor Crater, Flagstaff

The meteor creator is located 37 miles from Flagstaff and forms a hole in the earth’s crust almost a mile long. The crater was caused by a meteor that crashed down through the earth’s atmosphere and penetrated the surface to create a long hole. This 50, 000-year-old crater has been untouched by time because of the harsh climate affecting the area.

The meteor crater was named as a National Natural Landmark in 1967 and has been visited by thousands of tourists, both domestic and international. The visit center situated on the north rim has exhibits and displays about comets, meteors, asteroids, the solar system, and space. You can pass by with your RV rental in Arizona to see one of the famous natural attractions in the whole country.

Summary

For people who like adventure and fun, visiting Arizona is a must. The State has lots of outdoor and water activities, festivals and events, campgrounds, and natural wonders to create memories. Most of the parks and campgrounds have numerous amenities where visitors can enjoy themselves.

If you like RVing, Arizona is the destination for you. The Havasu lake offers a great opportunity for tourists to enjoy water sporting activities on the mountain. You can come with your RV or hire to enjoy a remarkable vacation.

RVing is one of the known ways to strengthen family bonds and establish new relationships. Getting away from home will also allow you to break from the normal and try new activities as you adventure.

If visiting Arizona in the summer is too hot for you and you are more into Fall, check out these fun RV fun activities as well as places in Arizona for stargazing.

Want to learn more about RVing in Arizona State Parks? You can check out this book on Amazon called RV Guide to Camping in Arizona State Parks.