The best camping near Bullhead City with horseback riding

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Looking for a camping experience near Bullhead City, Arizona? Look no further! With over 350 options available on Hipcamp, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for you. Whether you're into off-roading, climbing, or swimming, there's something for everyone. Check out the top-rated campsites like Mojave Desert Ranch (120 reviews), Wits End Ranch (74 reviews), and Desert Glamping (72 reviews). Plus, enjoy popular amenities like campfires, pets, and cooking equipment. Prices start as low as $5 per night, with an average price of $30 per night. Get ready to embark on your next camping adventure!

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3. Rollo Ranch

26mi from Bullhead City · 12 sites · RVs
Primitive camping! This 2 acre property is on flat, open, desert terrain and is accessed off road, so please be sure your RV or vehicle can drive off road. Located off I-40 ( old Route 66 ) in Holbrook, Arizona. No power, toilet, water, or sewage. You will need to drive ~1 mile or so off road to get to the provided coordinates.Just 49 miles away you have Castle Mountains National Park. You'll need a high-clearance, 4WD vehicle to get into this extremely remote national monument in the eastern Mojave Desert. Accessible only by dirt roads, Castle Mountains is surrounded on three sides by the Mojave National Preserve. It's the northernmost of the desert region's three new national monuments designated by the President in 2016. This park in northeastern San Bernardino County protects 20,920 acres, located between the interstates I−15 and I−40. There are no facilities, developed campgrounds, or established trails within the monument. Backcountry camping is allowed. Castle Peaks is one of the stars here—a cluster of imposing spires that climb skyward. The peaks are composed mainly of volcanic tuff, and the deep erosion of the rocks has created distinct, sharp summits. You're also rewarded for your efforts to get here by lush grasslands, Joshua tree forests, mountain vistas, and abundant wildlife. The rugged Mojave Desert is home to mountain lions, bighorn sheep, golden eagles, coyotes, and bobcats. Castle Mountains National Monument is always open, but the best times to come are spring and fall. March and April are peak times. The spring rains turn the desert into a carpet of vivid, vibrant wildflowers. Summers are very hot, with daytime temps in excess of 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pets
from 
$16
 / night

Looking for a camping experience near Bullhead City, Arizona? Look no further! With over 350 options available on Hipcamp, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for you. Whether you're into off-roading, climbing, or swimming, there's something for everyone. Check out the top-rated campsites like Mojave Desert Ranch (120 reviews), Wits End Ranch (74 reviews), and Desert Glamping (72 reviews). Plus, enjoy popular amenities like campfires, pets, and cooking equipment. Prices start as low as $5 per night, with an average price of $30 per night. Get ready to embark on your next camping adventure!

86% (31)

Top-rated campgrounds near Bullhead City

3. Rollo Ranch

26mi from Bullhead City · 12 sites · RVs
Primitive camping! This 2 acre property is on flat, open, desert terrain and is accessed off road, so please be sure your RV or vehicle can drive off road. Located off I-40 ( old Route 66 ) in Holbrook, Arizona. No power, toilet, water, or sewage. You will need to drive ~1 mile or so off road to get to the provided coordinates.Just 49 miles away you have Castle Mountains National Park. You'll need a high-clearance, 4WD vehicle to get into this extremely remote national monument in the eastern Mojave Desert. Accessible only by dirt roads, Castle Mountains is surrounded on three sides by the Mojave National Preserve. It's the northernmost of the desert region's three new national monuments designated by the President in 2016. This park in northeastern San Bernardino County protects 20,920 acres, located between the interstates I−15 and I−40. There are no facilities, developed campgrounds, or established trails within the monument. Backcountry camping is allowed. Castle Peaks is one of the stars here—a cluster of imposing spires that climb skyward. The peaks are composed mainly of volcanic tuff, and the deep erosion of the rocks has created distinct, sharp summits. You're also rewarded for your efforts to get here by lush grasslands, Joshua tree forests, mountain vistas, and abundant wildlife. The rugged Mojave Desert is home to mountain lions, bighorn sheep, golden eagles, coyotes, and bobcats. Castle Mountains National Monument is always open, but the best times to come are spring and fall. March and April are peak times. The spring rains turn the desert into a carpet of vivid, vibrant wildflowers. Summers are very hot, with daytime temps in excess of 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pets
from 
$16
 / night

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