RV Resorts in Phoenix and Tucson

Averaging more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Arizona has one of the best climates for exploring the outdoors. Phoenix and Tucson are the top two largest cities in the state and the perfect starting points for your trip into the deserts, canyons or mountains, or for a float along the river. If you have the luxury of traveling in an RV, both cities boast a large selection of RV resorts from which to choose when deciding where to stay for a night, week, month or longer.

Rincon Country RV Resorts

Rincon Country RV Resorts are complete with full hookup sites, library, laundry room, swimming pools and putting green. They offer a wide variety of activities for residents such as line dancing, horseshoes and billiards. With two locations in Tucson, you can even choose which side of town to call home. Rincon Country West is south of the I-10 and I-19 intersection near the Sonoran Desert Museum; Rincon Country East is close to the base of Mount Lemmon and Saguaro National Park.

Rincon Country RV Resorts
rinconcountry.com

4555 South Mission Road
Tucson, Arizona 85746
(520) 294-5608

8989 East Escalante
Tucson, Arizona 85730
(520) 886-8431

Whispering Palms RV Park

Whispering Palms RV Park is known for its relaxing, comfortable atmosphere. Conveniently located on the northwest side of Tucson off I-10, it is close to attractions such as hiking trails, the Sonoran Desert, golf courses and shopping. Whispering Palms RV Park has complete amenities including free wi-fi, a swimming pool, recreation hall and city bus service.

Whispering Palms RV Park
3445 North Romero Road
Tucson, Arizona 85705-2973
(520) 888-2500
whisperingpalmsrv.net

Desert's Edge RV Village

When this RV resort was founded, it was truly on the desert's edge. Located on the north side of Phoenix near I-17, it is within easy driving distance to downtown and all the suburbs of Phoenix, yet close enough to the edge of town for easy access to outdoor adventures. Amenities include a heated pool, spa, playground, fitness room, basketball court, video games and even a pet-grooming service for your pup.

Desert's Edge RV Village
22623 North Black Canyon Highway
Phoenix, Arizona 85027
(623) 587-0940
desertsedgerv.com

Deserts Sands RV Park

Desert Sands RV Park is an RV oasis near the edge of Phoenix and surrounded by the desert sands. Phoenix offers its residents and visitors almost perfect sunshine-filled days and clear starry nights. At this convenient location near parks and trails, you are just a short drive to a hike or bike ride with a good possibility of seeing desert wildlife such as deer, javelina, birds or coyotes. Facilities include a swimming pool, clean restrooms, picnic area and barbecue facilities. The park is pet friendly.

Deserts Sands RV Park
22036 North 27th Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85027
(623) 869-8186
campingfriend.com/desertsandsrvpark

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Article Written By Kay Hammer

Kay Hammer has been a freelance writer since 2009. She has a B.S. in Retailing and Consumer Sciences from the University of Arizona and an M.A. in Environmental Leadership from Naropa University. She has written for various publications through school such as the Turning Leaf and Demand Studios such as Golf Link.

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