88% (260) • 69 campsites
Top-rated RV parks near Peach Springs
Meadview RV Park
1. Meadview RV Park
98%
(85)
46mi from Peach Springs · 20 sites · RVs, Lodging
Our park is located just twenty-six miles from the West Rim of the Grand Canyon and is the closest RV Park to the Grand Canyon Overlook, home to the world-famous "Skywalk." It is conveniently located near Lake Mead, one of the largest man-made reservoirs in the United States. While you are here at Meadview RV Park you can take advantage of all the available water sports and outdoor activities.
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Full hookups
Slow me Down Ranch
2. Slow me Down Ranch
100%
(152)
19mi from Peach Springs · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to SMD Ranch
Due to the High gas prices I'm offering longer stays at the campsites.
We are located in the Cottonwood mountains tucked in a canyon 8 Miles off of Route 66 on a dirt road in Hackberry Arizona. The location is remote so bring everything you'll need to enjoy the wildlife , peace and quiet.
We have 5 campsites to fit almost any type of rig . Any questions please feel free to contact me .
There are petroglyphs on the propertyas well as old mining holes and plenty of open space to roam.
The land is next to 300,000 acres of state land so plenty of hiking available as well as just walks down a dirt road that has more foot traffic than vehicles .
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Wanderer's Rest
3. Wanderer's Rest
98%
(25)
32mi from Peach Springs · 3 sites
High desert, with lots of Juniper trees and other mixed vegetation.
No car or tent camping.
Elevation - 3800 feet, not too cold in the winter, gets to 100+ in summer.
Rainy season, is late June through September.
Our 3 sights are all level gravel, 50amp, 30amp and 1 non hookup site.
Imagine yourself sitting out in the warm evenings looking up at the wonderous, star filled sky. Or watching the sun set over the Hualapai Mountains, or getting up early to catch the sun rising over the Aquarius Mountains.
The Hualapai Mountain hiking trails and Lodge (Great food with Mountain views) are within half an hour drive.
The City of Kingman is also half an hour away west on hwy 40. Where there are Wineries, Breweries, Museums, Restaurants and ample shopping, including, of course, a Walmart.
Other nearby fun places to explore:
Follow the famous Mother Road - "Route 66." Where you can:
Visit Peach Springs and drive to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, have a picnic by the beach and splash in the Colorado River.
Take a picture by the 3 dimensional Route 66 sign.
Drive up the 22 mile Sidewinder (191 curves), to the old restored mining town of Oatman, with all kinds of little shops, and a daily gunfight. And be sure to meet the Mayor of Oatman, who is actually one of many locals wandering freely through town, descended from the original Donkeys owned by the miners when they abandoned the town. Yes the mayor is a Donkey, and watch it because he may try to steel your bag if it contains candy or food.
Keep driving down old Rte 66 to Topic, have a drink sitting in one of the Butt Chairs at the bar, or outside overlooking the Marina.
Next drive 40 minutes to Lake Havasu, where there are many great experiences, including hanging out in a little piece of London with Restaurants, Bars and shops along Lake Havasu (Colorado River), under the actual London Bridge. Which was disassembled stone by stone, numbered, shipped and reassembled. Now bridges the City to the Island.
Not too far from here is the Grand Canyon West Entrance. View it's Grandness walking out over the Canyon on the Amazing Glass Skywalk. You can go river rafting, ziplining and explore cultural exhibits depicting ancient village life.
Do all this from our home base - "Wanderer's Rest."
Electrical hookup
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The 40 on Rt. 66
4. The 40 on Rt. 66
100%
(10)
47mi from Peach Springs · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
Our location is mid-way between Ash Fork and Seligman, AZ off of Route 66.
It is pristine juniper covered land in every direction at 5200'+ elevation with incredible Northwest Arizona mountain and valley views. If you're looking to enjoy the off-grid camping experience, come stay a night or 2 on "The 40 on Rte. 66." During new moon times, the sky is full of stars and the Milky Way is easily visible. During full moon times, the trees and ground are lit up in all directions. Sightings of deer and jackrabbits are common as well as hearing coyotes in the distance. Being open range land, the cattle will wander into sight. Various cacti and desert plants around the campsites. Nearby Route 66 attractions include Ash Fork, Seligman and Williams. Grand Canyon National Park is approx. 1.5 hours away. We are along the longest remaining un-interrupted sections of Route 66.
We have several improved camp sites to make your stay easier; however, there are plenty of unmarked and unimproved areas within the Hipcamp area for you to stay. This is our land but you are welcomed to camp your way. All are welcomed. 420 friendly. Please be respectful of your fellow Hipcampers.
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Sky Earth Wellness LLC
5. Sky Earth Wellness LLC
23mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Escape the grid. Find your adventure.
Fifteen miles down a dirt road off historic Route 66, where the Mojave Desert meets the silence you forgot existed — this is your basecamp. No power. No running water. No restrooms. Just raw, real off-grid camping the way it was meant to be.
Stretch your eyes across 360° of rugged Arizona mountain terrain, lose yourself under skies so dark the Milky Way feels close enough to touch, and watch sunsets that will genuinely stop you mid-breath. This is the kind of place adventure seekers dream about — and rarely find.
You're just 45 minutes from the gates of Grand Canyon West, tucked along the historic road that's carried wanderers and dreamers since the days of Route 66. But with views like these and stillness this deep, you may not be in any rush to leave.
This is raw, real off-grid camping. Bring everything you need and leave changed.
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Camping near Seligman, AZ!
6. Camping near Seligman, AZ!
100%
(8)
23mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:
Location, location, location!! Very secluded and private area! Perfect for Van lifers and travelers!
Easy access to I-40. Twenty minutes west of Seligman. 45 minutes east of Kingman!
I have 40 acres for you to enjoy! You can hike and ATV, and enjoy all that my property has to offer! You can also shoot rifles at my property!
I recommend any AWD, 4x4 or a crossover vehicle with a good enough ground clearance! It’s mostly a two-track dirt road to my property. There’s rough gravel when you exit the I-40.
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Kokoris Ranch
7. Kokoris Ranch
23mi from Peach Springs · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Escape to 37 private acres of peaceful high desert surrounded by wide-open views and expansive Arizona skies. Sitting at approximately 5,300 feet in elevation, this remote property offers plenty of space to spread out, enjoy the quiet, and experience the rugged beauty of Northern Arizona.
The property offers beautiful views to the north, east, and west, with very little development surrounding you. It’s an ideal setting for travelers looking to unplug, enjoy the open desert, and take in clear night skies away from the city.
The property is located about 32 miles due south of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, with the drive taking approximately 90 minutes. It’s also about 90 minutes from Flagstaff, 2 hours from Sedona, 2.5 hours from Las Vegas, and 4 hours from Scottsdale, making it a unique basecamp for exploring Northern Arizona and the surrounding Southwest.
The property is accessed from I-40 via gravel and dirt roads. Please follow the detailed arrival instructions provided with your booking, including the recommended route and landmarks along the way.
Highlights:
• 37 private acres of high desert
• Approximately 5,300 feet in elevation
• Wide-open views in nearly every direction
• Remote and peaceful setting
• About 90 minutes from the Grand Canyon South Rim
• Convenient for exploring Flagstaff, Sedona, and Northern Arizona
• Expansive desert skies
Good to Know:
• This is a remote, undeveloped property with no paved or gravel driveway. Vehicles and RVs park on sandy ground.
• The area receives very little rainfall, and access is generally straightforward in dry conditions.
• Occasional heavy rain can make portions of the surrounding dirt roads muddy.
• There are two routes in and out. Jolly Road is typically the faster route during dry weather. During or after heavy rain, the Anvil Rock Road route is recommended because it has more gravel and provides better traction.
• 4WD vehicles with all-terrain or mud tires are better suited for wet conditions.
• If significant rain occurs during your stay, consider using the Anvil Rock route before road conditions deteriorate.
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Healing Winds Route 66
8. Healing Winds Route 66
83%
(12)
30mi from Peach Springs · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Excellent location for exploring Northern Arizona.
This is a camping area just 5 miles from restaurants, bars, quaint little tourist stores, gas stations and even a hardware store.
Located just west of Seligman with road access directly to the property and excellent access to Interstate 40 and Route 66.
You can rest and gather your thoughts while enjoying the great outdoors.
You can drive right onto the property and set up your RV or your tents.
There are 6 sites available to book and a community picnic area that has barbecue grill, table, chairs, Putt-Putt, cornhole, horseshoes, and frisbee golf equipment for you to use. Just please put everything back the way you found it.
All guests are welcome to use the main picnic area, during their stay. Even if you book a deck further away you still have 100% access to the main deck area and all of its activities.
There are no services at this site it is a dry camping area for as many days as you need.
Whatever you pack in you must pack out. No garbage waste or pollution whatsoever.
The meadow is full of prairie dogs so be careful driving around so you don't drive into a prairie dog hole.
All campers must have their own waste facility such as their own camping toilet and water source.
Absolutely No dumping any waste on the property.
There's no electricity on the property so bringing your own generator is a good idea, if you need electricity.
I made a list of places I've been to that would make for easy day trips on a family vacation.
Some of the most beautiful places you will ever see in northern Arizona are listed below.
Search these locations on your Google Maps for the directions.
* 26 miles to Grand Canyon Caverns
* 49 miles Williams
* 53 miles to Bearizona Wildlife Park
* 54 miles to Keepers of the Wild Nature Park
* 56 miles to Diamond Creek Beach, Peach Springs
* 58 miles to Grand Canyon Deer farm
* 78 miles to Kingman
* 80 miles to Hualapai Peak
* 82 miles to Flagstaff
* 83 miles to Prescott
* 91 miles to Havasupai Trailhead, Havasu Falls, Supai, Beaver Falls
* 103 miles to Jerome State Historic Park
* 107 miles to Humphreys Peak
* 108 miles to Grand Canyon Village, South rim
* 127 miles to Grand Canyon West Skywalk
* 137 miles to Sedona
* 175 miles to Phoenix
**Because Seligman sits right where the Great Basin high-desert grasslands meet the pinyon-juniper woodlands, it supports a wide variety of wildlife—ranging from open-plains grazers to mountain predators.
"Mammals"
*Pronghorn (Antelope): Highly visible in the open grasslands around Aubrey Valley and along Historic Route 66.
"Elk & Mule Deer: Commonly seen moving through the scrubland, foothills, and pinyon-juniper groves surrounding town.
*Predators: Coyotes are very common, alongside bobcats, mountain lions, and occasional badgers that hunt the prairie dog towns.
*Small Mammals: Beyond Gunnison's prairie dogs, the area has large populations of desert cottontails, black-tailed jackrabbits, and various ground squirrels.
"Birds & Raptors"
Because of the massive prairie dog colonies in Aubrey Valley, the area is designated as an Important Bird Area—especially for birds of prey:
*Golden Eagles & Ferruginous Hawks: Use the nearby Aubrey Cliffs for nesting and hunt across the plains.
*Burrowing Owls: Frequently seen using abandoned prairie dog burrows.
*Peregrine Falcons & Red-tailed Hawks: Common hunters along the cliffs and high plateau.
"Reptiles"
*Snakes: Arizona black rattlesnakes, gopher snakes (bullsnakes), and coachwhips.
*Lizards: Greater short-horned lizards, side-blotched lizards, and collared lizards.
**So be careful out there, take a lot of pictures, and enjoy the wonderful wildlife around you. This is a magical healing area.
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The Permaculture Paradise Village
9. The Permaculture Paradise Village
31mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Permaculture Paradise: Mountain View is located near the mountainous terrain of Arizona. Temperatures in this area can range from lows in the 30s during winter to highs in the 90s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Grand Canyon Caverns and the historic Route 66, offering visitors additional exploration opportunities.
We own a beautiful 12 acre property with awesome views facing the Hualapai Mountains in Kingman Arizona. We look forward to sharing it with you!
This specific area is Kingman is a great location and it's less than 2 hours from the property to Las Vegas and is less than 3 hours to Phoenix. There is a full service gas station truck stop with a restaurant and an RV Park with dump stations just minutes down the road. There are several parks and trails within a short drive in every direction from the campsite.
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Pinon Forest Camp
10. Pinon Forest Camp
100%
(9)
32mi from Peach Springs · 1 site
This dry camp boasts with over 4 Acres of Pinon trees throughout the property with beautiful views of the nearby hills. All 4 acres fenced in for your own enjoyment and privacy. You can walk the property and enjoy nature (please be careful while walking, we have wild cacti/succulent plants in different stages of growth).
This raw land has plenty of spots to enjoy the outdoors, make a fire (use the firepit) and stargaze at night.
Centrally located: The camp is only 10 minutes away from town where you can visit and enjoy the unique town, shop at various souvenir shops, or have a delicious meal at one of the restaurants and bars. Everything you need within minutes from camp.
A short drive to the Grand Canyon Caverns & Williams. An hour to Kingman and Flagstaff, less than two hours to Sedona and to the Grand Canyon National Park.
ATTENTION: This is a quiet neighborhood with a few neighbors close by, but far enough that you can enjoy your privacy. Please be mindful of the noise as we want our neighbors to stay happy.
The camp is about 1/2 mile from the TRAIN TRACKS and it can be noisy at night while the train goes by and about 1.5 miles from FWY 40.
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Junipine Ranch
11. Junipine Ranch
37mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Junipine Ranch is a delightful retreat at the base of the Juniper Mountain Range. Juniper and pine trees await you, offering their fresh, fragrant air. We (the trees and I) are situated at 5,600 feet in Northern Arizona.
Drink plenty of water as you explore our paths, but pause often—you can see the distant San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff. Local Indigenous peoples have long held these mountains as sacred, and many believe that camping within sight of them brings a special sense of blessing and connection.
The ranch is located 13 miles down a dirt road outside of town. It is accessible by 2WD vehicles, but please be mindful of the sharp rocks along the road, as they can puncture a tire. The drive makes for a very quiet and secluded stay; we just want to make sure guests are aware of the journey in. :)
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THUNDERHEAD CAMP
12. THUNDERHEAD CAMP
100%
(1)
38mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
A secluded 2 A that butts up to BLM land to the N. We will have one “dry camp” spot and one with RV hook up (power and water). We will have a bathroom with shower, sink, and composting toilet as well.
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Juniper tree camp
13. Juniper tree camp
38mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Few People experience this Place. If you don't have four wheel drive or do not want branches touching your vehicles paint you will not be going here. It is very near the Grand Canyon west five miles up into a mountain valley called Iron Springs Basin. Behind The Grand Canyon western ranch. There is one ranch road leading in that passes through private and public lands. Please leave any gates as you found them. The area is generally thick scrub brush. Part of the road is rough and poorly maintained, including driving up a wash, and some jeep trail. Seriously not for the faint of heart. Copy and paste, 35.813200, -114.0095897 into google maps.
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Juniper Tree Camp
14. Juniper Tree Camp
38mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to Juniper Tree Camp, a beautifully isolated desert camping spot tucked away in the rugged landscapes near Meadview, Arizona. This tranquil site is perfect for adventurers and nature lovers who want to get far from the crowds and enjoy true solitude under expansive desert skies.
At Juniper Tree Camp, you’ll find a peaceful RV/tent site that sleeps up to six and is ideal for vehicles under 19 ft. The location offers a back-to-basics outdoor experience with campfires allowed, and pets are welcome. There’s no potable water, hookups, toilets, or electrical service on site, so come prepared to enjoy authentic, off-grid desert camping in the shade of juniper trees and the wide-open landscape.
This setting is perfect if you’re seeking quiet, starry nights, hiking nearby, and expansive views in every direction. You’re unlikely to see many other people here — just your own private slice of Arizona’s wild beauty.
Juniper Tree Camp is a great choice for solo explorers, couples, and small groups who love simple, scenic camping with a sense of adventure.
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Rocking R Adventure Ranch
15. Rocking R Adventure Ranch
39mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Ninety-seven acres. Giant junipers, open meadows, and high-desert skies. All of it is yours the moment you book.
Rocking R Adventure Ranch sits at 6,200 feet in Arizona Game Unit 10, elk and deer country proven by its neighbor, the legendary Big Boquillas Ranch. This is real Western ground outside Williams, Arizona—a working cow town on Route 66, not a backdrop. It's three and a half hours from Phoenix Sky Harbor and 90 minutes from Prescott. Far enough to feel like you've left it all behind. Close enough to actually get there.
When you book, you get the whole property. No other guests. No shared trails. Just you, your group, and 97 private acres to explore.
Zero your rifle on the 100-yard range. Work the 3D archery course if you're bowhunter-ready. Bring your own RZR or side-by-side and explore the trails—we'll provide a custom route map and point you toward the best food in Williams when you're done for the day. Pitch horseshoes. Set up cornhole. When the sun goes down, the fire pit takes over. Enjoy string lights, a movie screen beneath some of the darkest skies in Arizona, and no light pollution to compete with.
The property is set up to make your basecamp comfortable. Power, water, and an engineered septic system are already on site. A 50-amp RV hookup. A covered patio lounge with a fire pit and a large TV for the nights you want a roof over your head. Starlink internet is available if you need to stay connected—or leave it off and disappear for a few days. A flagstone path winds through the property, connecting it all.
Want more? Add skeet shooting. Book a private chef or a fully catered ranch BBQ—reach out through our Instagram or Facebook to arrange it, and ask about Bonafide Beef, our preferred supplier for everything off the grill. Need a rig? Northwoods Powersports offers ATV and RZR rentals.
This isn't a rental with a long list of rules. It's 97 acres of Arizona high country, hosted by Hud Reiersgaard and yours to enjoy for as long as you're here.
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Full hookups
Tall Pines Hideaway
16. Tall Pines Hideaway
100%
(2)
41mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Our hidden private gem nestled right in the Arizona Joshua Tree National Forest is where your front yard are views of the Grand Canyon West Rim. With two large private lots to choose from. Come create beautiful memories in an incredibly unique private location!
14 Minutes from downtown Meadview, Arizona.
Two 60 x 75 ft area's to camp on.
Your own private road entrance that you will have to drive thru the Arizona Joshua Tree National forest to get to.
We have a table bench and firepit/bbq available.
You must bring your own means of sleeping (tent, camper, RV, Etc).
20 minutes from Grand Canyon's Sky Walk Rim view!
20 mins from Lake Mead South Cove where you can dock your boat, paddle board, swim and enjoy the incredible views.
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Jackalope Crossing
17. Jackalope Crossing
100%
(1)
42mi from Peach Springs · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This Area is high desert, It is on top of the Grand wash Cliffs. About 5000ft elevation so a little cooler. There are Joshua trees and Juniper trees. It is a nice area to ride or hike around and explore.. It is about 5.5 miles in, up the road behind the Grand Canyon Glamping Resort. The dirt roads are not too bad. High clearence recommended. We Usually see Wildlife, Pronghorn Antelope and Mule Deer. There are Often also cattle grazing in the area. There is a view of meadview, lake Mead , And Vegas at night, from atop the grand wash cliff about a mile NW and of Part of Grand Canyon 2 miles up the road and a short walk (a couple hundred yards), i would have to send you a GPS pin for that spot.
Our phone usually seem to be able to get service up there. It is common for Grand Canyon tour helicopters to pass low overhead.
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Desert Mountain Base Camp
18. Desert Mountain Base Camp
44mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Embark on an unforgettable camping adventure at the base of Mount Tipton, where the rugged allure of the Arizona desert beckons. For the ultimate experience, we recommend a 4-wheel-drive vehicle to conquer the untamed, winding roads that lead you deep into the heart of this wild landscape. Picture yourself navigating dusty trails framed by towering cacti and dramatic rock formations, the open road stretching toward the horizon, where every twist and turn reveals the raw, untamed beauty of the desert—perfect for 4x4 exploration.
Spanning 31,520 acres of pristine wilderness managed by the Arizona Bureau of Land Management, this haven invites you to hike through sprawling vistas, find solace in the shade of iconic Joshua trees, and lose yourself under a boundless desert sky ablaze with stars. The warm embrace of the desert air wraps around you as you gaze at constellations shimmering with unparalleled clarity, unmarred by city lights.
Tailored for hikers of all skill levels, this adventure offers trails to suit every pace. Challenge yourself with a strenuous trek to Mount Tipton’s summit, where panoramic views reward your effort, or savor a leisurely stroll through the desert’s vibrant ecosystem, alive with unique flora and fauna. After a day of exploration, retreat to your spacious campsite, where the serene silence of the desert invites relaxation.
As night falls, gather around a crackling campfire to share tales of your day’s adventures or tilt your head back to marvel at the Milky Way’s celestial glow. While there’s no swimming hole here, you can cool off with a refreshing splash of water or simply bask in the desert’s tranquil embrace. This is more than a trip—it’s a journey into the soul of the Arizona wilderness, where every moment feels like a love letter to nature’s grandeur.
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Joshua Tree Overlook
19. Joshua Tree Overlook
44mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Discover a rare desert land offering with expansive views, abundant sky, and boundless potential. This 1.25-acre property in Mohave County, Arizona, provides a unique combination of seclusion and accessibility, situated just 1.5 hours south of Las Vegas, within an hour of Lake Mead, and 45 minutes from Grand Canyon West.
The land borders 480 acres of Bureau of Land Management terrain, creating a vast backdrop of open space. Here, you’ll find opportunities for exploration and quiet reflection, whether it is walking desert trails, observing native wildlife, or simply experiencing the brilliance of a star-filled night sky. The environment is shaped by iconic vegetation such as Joshua trees, cholla, and prickly pear, along with rugged terrain that reflects the dramatic beauty of the American Southwest.
This is more than a property. It is a canvas: a place to imagine, design, retreat, observe, and create. The expansive setting invites those who value space, privacy, and the freedom to shape their own experience. Morning sunrises over Mount Tipton, long afternoons under desert skies, and evenings surrounded by silence and stars provide the rhythm of life here.
While the property is not currently listed for public bookings, private access or future opportunities may be available upon discussion. It is being presented for consideration by enthusiasts, creators, and investors who see potential in the desert horizon. Whether envisioned as a personal retreat, a gathering space, or an innovative project site, this land offers a foundation for possibility.
If you are drawn to landscapes that inspire and locations that leave room for vision, this property stands ready. Please reach out to learn more and to explore how it may align with your goals.
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Westwood Ranch Stone Lake Campground and Seasonal Settlement
20. Westwood Ranch Stone Lake Campground and Seasonal Settlement
44mi from Peach Springs · 1 site · Tent, RV
Westwood Ranch Stone Lake Campground and Seasonal Settlements is a remote rural dry lakebed that fills every 4–5 years after heavy winter snowfall. Peak season runs from March through October, when you can enjoy fresh air camping, explore dirt roads, and discover changing landscapes at every turn with your RV or off-road vehicles.
You can also bring your own horse and enjoy riding throughout the property.
This is truly a blank canvas for you to explore and enjoy. Come see elk roaming near the adjacent Big Boquillas Ranch, along with mule deer, pronghorn antelope, and javelina. Plan your trip ahead of time to make the most of your activities, and always be prepared for the unexpected, such as flat tires and changing conditions.
We also offer leasing agreements for long-term settlers. Our goal is to build a community of people who believe and trust in God above all else. We hope to provide future utilities such as solar power, septic systems, and water and propane delivery for our longer-term residents. Eventually, we envision adding a small grocery store and church as well.
Come enjoy Stone Lake and help us build something that will last.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
George
September 2026
Tent
Really nice space on route 66- perfect for relaxing and also providing games such as golf, frisbee and beanbag toss, a wide range of comfortable seating and a BBQ, as well as really nice Mountain View’s. The host is really friendly and replies to any queries in a timely fashion.
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Joe
September 2026
21 ft Class B
I was looking for a convenient but comfortable place to stay for the night close to Rt 40. I found it here. Easy access for my class-B van and only 4 miles from 40. Super private. I did hear the train go by several times, but it wasn't a negative factor at all. I'll definitely be stopping by here again. I'd even plan on staying more than a night if time allows. I absolutely love Hipcamp!
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Samlla
August 2026
27 ft Class C
With kids
My stay was wonderful. The place is very beautiful and clean, with an amazing view. I asked the owners for the exact location and we arrived smoothly without any problems.
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cynthia
May 2026
30 ft Class C
With kids
It was a little drive but well worth the stay. Would definitely stay again
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May 2026
30 ft Class C
With kids
This place is close to the Grand Canyon. We arrived super early and way past check in. We found a spot and parked. Ms Lori was so accommodating.
Had to book a second night and she was even more accommodating. We will definitely book again and recommend their place. Also a lot of geochaches around the area that are fun to do
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Susan
May 2026
20 ft campervan
With pets
What a lovely piece of property, very secluded and serene! Loved it! Kirk was very helpful in getting me to my spot though I was later than expected. I would definitely recommend this Hipcamp to anyone traveling between Phoenix and Las Vegas!
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Janet
May 2026
28 ft travel trailer
Great place. Beautiful sunset, very quiet, even with a neighbor next to us.
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Joel
May 2026
20 ft travel trailer
Kirk was a great host. Gave clear directions and met me at the entrance to help me get settled. Really enjoyed the quiet and the view. Highly recommend.
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PollyAdri
April 2026
24 ft Class C
The washboard dirt road was a bit rough, but once there site #3 was flat, quiet and peaceful with beautiful views. Just what we needed for a 1-night stay on our way home. The site is 20-30 min from town/gas/food.
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Melissa
April 2026
17 ft Class B
Great space out in the open. Mark was very responsive and answered all my questions about which space to be in. It might be helpful to have numbers attached to spaces. To cold to grill outside but may take him up on the offer next time. Very quiet and peaceful. Would stay again!
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AlexSandra
April 2026
25 ft campervan
Host was amazing! Even fixed our backdoor to the van. Tank the turtle is a must see land lively as can be. There are some resident dogs too and the view is AMAZING! Host took the time to map out a route and sites as well. Honestly we should have just stayed here the whole time
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BARON
April 2026
28 ft fifth wheel
Directions brought me right to the locked gate.
Code opened lock and fence. Pines surrounding the RV gave a cozy feeling that provided a solid sleep throughout the night. Next morning the clear skies allowed for maximum recharge using solar panels. Wonderful memories.
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Erhard
April 2026
20 ft Class B
A nice clean place to spend a night if you need a break on your trip.
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Kira
April 2026
30 ft Class C
With pets
Great camp site for our 30 ft RV. There was already a nice flat area for us to land. It was a flawless and easy spot to get to. I great place to relax with the family! We appreciate the safe and peaceful area!
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Catherine
March 2026
17 ft campervan
With pets
We had a great, albeit short stay at Kirk and Deana’s place on our way to The Grand Canton. Kirk met us at his driveway, showed us our spot and directed us to the walking path around the property. It was quiet and clean and just what we needed.
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Scott
March 2026
24 ft Class C
With pets
Great spot. Easy to find and access. As others have stated, Mark is very responsive and accommodating. Would definitely stay again. Thanks for sharing your land, Mark!!!
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March 2026
25 ft Class C
With pets
Quiet, secluded, clean. We power for our class C and enjoyed exploring the desert early in the morning. Hosts communicated well and are very welcoming.
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Ron
March 2026
14 ft campervan
I had planned to stay here at this Hipcamp for a couple of days but the camp itself and Kirk and Deana were awesome and I decided to stay for my work week. I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area!
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Phillip
March 2026
48 ft travel trailer
Awesome place to stay! Kirk and Deana have a great site, are knowledgeable and helpful, kind and considerate, delightful hosts. We were close to Kingman and could take day jaunts to the Haulapai Mtns and south to Wickenburg. Lots of beautiful sunsets, vistas of the Aquarius and Peacock mtns and tons of wildflowers and cacti to photograph. Highly recommend!
See moreDavid
February 2026
30 ft travel trailer
With pets
This was a beautiful campsite amongst high desert junipers and rolling hills. The spot was clean with a nice level, graveled site. The area is private and quiet with dark starry nights with some great hand crafted hiking trails thru the property. Kirk and Deana are friendly and engaging hosts and are knowledgeable about local sites for exploring. They work hard to maintain a beautiful property. We already have plans to return. Thank you.
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