quartzite campgrounds

[ceasare]

We would like to go to the big show 1/19. Looking at the campgrounds and most just look like parking lots. anybody have a recommendation?thanks as always.

[doxiemom11]

Yes, sorry but that is what the parks out here remind me of. At least the ones on the desert .

[Lwiddis]

With fresh water and dumps available what do you need other than solar? The Q experience is boondocking.

[Vette_Racer]

Quail Run is a good looking park

[F-TROUP]

doxiemom11 wrote:
We have also found that rv parks our west are like parking lots with some type of fence around it and some are huge! Not our style for sure. We do have friends that stay at a campground that is just south of Q at La Paz RV Park.

So your saying all RV parks out west, how misleading,

[doxiemom11]

We have also found that rv parks our west are like parking lots with some type of fence around it and some are huge! Not our style for sure. We do have friends that stay at a campground that is just south of Q at La Paz RV Park.

[hotjag1]

Mandalay Parr wrote:
B10 is. Good one

Don't promote B-10, I have a hard enough time getting in there each year in January:)

[Mandalay_Parr]

B10 is. Good one

[camper19709]

88 Shades
Holiday Palms
Both in Quartzsite. Also check www.rvparkreviews.com

[Dave5143]

Last year we stayed at Arizona Oasis in nearby Ehrenberg. It's right next to the Colorado River. It's a pretty nice RV park. More than just a gravel parking lot. It even has a boat ramp.
Check the reviews at RVParkReviews.com.

[Ed_Gee]

ceasare wrote:
We would like to go to the big show 1/19. Looking at the campgrounds and most just look like parking lots. anybody have a recommendation?thanks as always.

I would not call them camp grounds....but RV Park’s....and yes, most of them are just gravel parking lots. I assume you don’t want to dry Camp in the vast areas available for that? Perhaps others here can recommend a particular RV Park slightly better than the gravel parking lots I recall.....