Arizona Rv Parks
Laws and Safety
Motorcycles must be equipped with a U.S. Forest Service approved spark arrester and adequate muffler, both in working order (PRC 4442). Most trail motorcycles come with a spark arrester. Competition motorcycles generally do not come with a spark arrester. An after-market U.S. Forest Service approved spark arrester must be installed to make them legal to ride outside closed courses. It is the rider’s responsibility to make sure that their vehicle has an approved spark arrester. Spark arresters must also be maintained properly. For more information on noise limits, visit http://www.ohv.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=22407 . ... [Read More]
Parks & Recreation - Maricopa County
McDowell Mountain Regional Park offers family camping and group camping areas. The Family Campground consists of 76 camping sites for tent or RV camping. Each site has a large parking area to accommodate up to a 45' RV and is a "Developed Site," with water and electrical hook-ups, dump station, a picnic table and a barbecue fire ring. All restrooms offer flush toilets and showers. The south loop of the campground also offers handicapped-accessible restrooms. All sites in the campground are available on a first-come, first-served basis. ... [Read More]
Parks & Recreation - Maricopa County
Reservations ... Maricopa County Parks & Recreation Dept. ... Hunting is permitted at some parks during specified hunting seasons regulated by the Arizona Game and Fish department. Please contact the park office before you hunt at any Maricopa County park. A valid hunting license is required and may be obtained at most sporting goods stores or by contacting the ... [Read More]
Recreation.gov
America’s public lands not only provide the scenic beauty that Recreational Vehicle (RVs) enthusiasts seek, but may include RV-ready campgrounds and sanitary pump-out stations as well as hook-ups. Also, look for special RV parking sites at many public recreation sites. ... Make sure that your Recreational Vehicle or RV is permitted... some parks and camping areas have length restrictions on motor homes and RV's. Check with your destination ahead of time for any restrictions. ... [Read More]
Patagonia Lake State Park
Patagonia - Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Nature Conservancy 740 acres with hiking trails and over 300 species of birds. Nearby- Tubac Presidio State Historic Park, Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park, Kartchner Caverns State Parks, Coronado National Forest, Tumacacori National Monument, the ghost towns of Harshaw, Mowry, Duquesne, Washington Camp and Lochiel, Cochise Stronghold, Fort Bowie, Chiracahua National Park, Ramsey Canyon Preserve, San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, and Madera Canyon. ... [Read More]
Parks & Recreation - Maricopa County
The park system began in 1954 to preserve the mountain areas for future generations to enjoy. A federal act in the 1970 called the Recreation and Public Purposes Act allowed Maricopa County to acquire thousands of acres of parkland from the Bureau of Land Management at $2.50 an acre. A combination of leased and purchased land has allowed this department to develop a regional park system that preserves open space and will forever provide the residents of Maricopa County with an opportunity to visit "Natural Arizona." ... [Read More]
OHV Safety
The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) issues two types of license plates for ATVs and trail bikes: an “Off-Road” or “RV” plate and an “MC” plate. The “RV” plate indicates that your vehicle has been titled in the State of Arizona and allows for off-road travel, but it does not allow you to ride on or across roads that require your vehicle to be “street legal.” If you are going to drive your vehicle on public roads, the vehicle must be street legal, which may require additional equipment or modifications, and it must be inspected by MVD. After successful inspection, the MVD will issue a license plate marked with a “MC.” The “MC” plate shows the vehicle is street legal and can be operated on public roads. Arizona law requires either the “RV” or “MC” plate to be securely fastened in a clearly visible position to the rear of the vehicle. ... [Read More]
Expanded Site - Montezuma Castle NM
There are no camping facilities at Montezuma Castle, however the surrounding area provides a variety of camping opportunities from U.S. Forest Service and State Park campgrounds to private RV parks. A small picnic area is located at the park, however no ash producing fires are allowed. Overnight accommodations are located in Camp Verde, approximately 5 miles away. For further information contact the Camp Verde Chamber of Commerce at 928-567-9294. ... Arizona State Parks: Jerome : 928-634-5381; Fort Verde : 928-567-3275 ... [Read More]
Volunteer Categories
Host must provide own camping equipment. Some parks do not have full hookups, so self-contained equipment is advisable. Camping experience is desirable. CB radio is optional. Host will be provided space for no more than one RV, one car/truck and two bicycles (motorized is fine). Host must volunteer for a minimum of four (4) weeks. Host must be at least 21 years of age. Excess Liability & Medical Insurance will be provided to a host during his/her service with Arizona State Parks. ... [Read More]
Picacho Peak State Park
Camping with or without electric - 100 sites available, on a first-come, first-served basis Picnic areas, ramadas, grills, dumpstation, restrooms, showers Trails, historical markers, and playground Group areas for day and overnight use available by reservation ... Group Use Reservation Fees: ... Arizona State Parks Fee Schedule ... [Read More]
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