Cottonwood, AZ Area RV Parks

RV campers viviting the Cottonwood, Arizona area will be pleased to find a large number of RV parks. Cottonwood offers many attractions for the outdoors enthusiast, including mountain biking on the 19-mile loop to the top of Mingus Mountain, trekking through rugged canyons on the Black Canyon Trail or hiking along the red rock walls of No Name Canyon.

Dead Horse Ranch State Park

Dead Horse Ranch State Park is in Cottonwood; just a three-minute drive from the center of town. The developed portion of this park offers 123 RV sites in four campgrounds. Partial hookups with water and 30- and 50-amp electric are available. The park has restrooms, showers, a gift shop and a dump station. Visitors can enjoy the Verde River for canoeing or fishing, or for hiking along its banks.

Dead Horse Ranch State Park
675 Dead Horse Ranch Rd.
Cottonwood, AZ 86326
(928) 634-5283
http://azstateparks.com/Parks/DEHO/index.html

Rio Verde RV Park

The Rio Verde RV Park is in Cottonwood, and has 68 sites with full hookups, including 30- or 50-amp electric and cable TV. Rio Verde also offers tent campsites, LP sales and WiFi. Amenities include a gift shop, restrooms, showers and laundry facilities. Pets are welcome.

Rio Verde RV Park
3420 E. State Route 89A
Cottonwood, AZ 86326
(928) 634-5990
Rioverdervpark.com

Rancho Verde RV Park

Rancho Verde RV Park is a 22-minute drive from Cottonwood. The park offers 41 sites with full hookups including 50-amp electric and telephone. The park offers WiFi, and has a tent campsites, picnic tables, bathrooms, showers and a laundry room. Those seeking time in natural settings will not have to go far, as the park lies within the boundaries of Prescott National Forest.

Rancho Verde RV Park
1488 West Horseshoe Bend
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
(928) 567-7037
Ranchoverdervpark.com

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Article Written By Mike Biscoe

Mike Biscoe has been writing since 2009. Focusing on travel, sports and entertainment topics, he has credits in various online publications including LIVESTRONG.COM and Trails. He often writes articles covering uncommon travel destinations from firsthand experience. Biscoe holds a Certificate of Completion in acting from the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts.

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