- Roper Lake State Park
The best RV parks in Roper Lake State Park, AZ
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The best RV parks in Roper Lake State Park, AZ
Roper Lake Campground
1. Roper Lake Campground
100%
(3)
Campground in Roper Lake State Park · 53 sites · Tents, RVs
Electrical hookup
Sewer hookup
Pets
Bakers Akers
2. Bakers Akers
94%
(71)
39mi from Roper Lake State Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Bakers Akers
is located in what used to be Nebblett, New Mexico but is now Virden, New Mexico. The one room Nebblett school house was located on this property.
Virden was settled by the Mormons when they were ran out of old Mexico by Poncho Villa.
Kit Carson took this route guiding General Kearney and the Army of the west to California during the Mexican American war.
It is now being discussed that Coronado may have come through this area also.
The farm was used for breeding and training race horses. It is now a cow/calf operation.
Learn more about this land:
Camp on the Gila River amongst the century old Cottonwoods and Mulberry trees, with Bermuda grass carpeting. Plenty of shade to pitch a tent or park under.
Wildlife abounds with deer, beaver, turkeys, javelina, and a large variety of birds.
Located on a eighty acre cattle ranch. Quiet with great views of stars at night and majestic mountains in the day.
The camp grounds are located beyond the cattle pastures and next to the Gila River.
Fire pits available and plenty of wood to gather for burning.
Eleven miles from the historic town of a Duncan Arizona, filled with little markets, craft store, antique shop, rock shop, and home town restaurants, if any needs arise or an itch needs scratching.
With prior notice and extra fees a New Mexican dutch-oven dinner and hayride can be included.
Pets
from
$36
/ night
Birds and Barrels Vineyards
3. Birds and Barrels Vineyards
92%
(79)
45mi from Roper Lake State Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Chad and Monica moved from the metro phoenix area to Willcox Arizona in the summer of 2015 with the goal of starting a vineyard and winery and living a simpler life in the country. Since moving to Willcox they have cleared 50 acres and planted over 6000 grape vines with more to plant coming soon. They fell in love with the spectacular views, the wildlife and the people. With spectacular sunrises and sunsets and clear night skies its a beautiful place to live and visit. With a working vineyard and winery you can walk from your camp and buy a bottle of wine or just enjoy a glass on the large deck located at the tasting room that over looks the grain field and silos, orchards and vineyards. There is incredible history that surrounds the area including: Cochise and Geronimo's battle grounds against the US Calvery, the Butterfield Stagecoach routes and pony express trails, The battle of the OK Coral with the Earp Brothers nearby. Birds and Barrels Vineyards is located within one of the only two American Viticulture Areas(AVA's) in Arizona. With over a dozen other wineries within a short drive, it makes for a enjoyable experience with family and friends.Learn more about this land:Located in the heart of Arizona Wine Country, the campsites over look the vineyard to the west and is surrounded by orchards and grain fields. Spectacular views of the Chiricahua's and Dos Cabezas Mountains. At 4300 feet cool evenings and warm days can be expected. Beautiful sunsets in the afternoons with crystal clear skies at night for star gazing abound. Hiking and biking are near by. Lots of Western History all around the area. Plenty of bird watching and wildlife to view. Within walking distance of the onsite winery /tasting room with many others near by.
Pets
from
$22
/ night
QuitYerBitchin' Ranch
4. QuitYerBitchin' Ranch
27mi from Roper Lake State Park · 1 site
Escape to the untouched beauty of Arizona's Aravaipa Canyon region, where the rugged Sonoran Desert meets star-filled skies that will take your breath away. Nestled between Graham Mountain and the Galiuro Mountain Range, this secluded campsite offers a rare opportunity to disconnect completely and immerse yourself in nature's raw splendor. With minimal light pollution in this protected valley, you'll experience some of the most spectacular stargazing in Arizona—the kind of celestial display that reminds you why people have been drawn to the desert for millennia.
Just a short drive away, the legendary Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness awaits with its perennial creek, towering canyon walls, and lush riparian habitat that stands in stunning contrast to the surrounding desert. Known as one of Arizona's premier wilderness areas, Aravaipa Canyon is home to over 200 bird species, desert bighorn sheep, and a remarkable diversity of wildlife drawn to its year-round flowing water. The canyon's slot sections and cottonwood-lined creek make for unforgettable hiking, though permits are required and limited to preserve this ecological treasure. While you're exploring the area, don't miss the historic Klondyke Store—a century-old trading post that has served ranchers, miners, and travelers since the early 1900s, offering a genuine taste of old Arizona and a connection to the region's frontier heritage.
This is authentic backcountry camping for those who crave true wilderness. Our site is completely off-grid—no phone service, no electricity, no amenities—which means you'll experience the desert exactly as it's meant to be: wild, quiet, and transformative. Come prepared with everything you need and practice leave-no-trace principles (pack-in, pack-out). Whether you're seeking solitude, adventure, or simply a night under stars so bright you can read by them, this remote canyon location delivers an experience that's increasingly rare in our connected world.
Pets
from
$20
/ night
Recharge at Quiet time Hill
5. Recharge at Quiet time Hill
46%
(14)
29mi from Roper Lake State Park · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Quiet Time Hill 🌵
At Quiet Time Hill, we are dedicated to fostering the development of a sustainable and self-sufficient community. By employing regenerative practices in agriculture and livestock farming, we ensure a harmonious coexistence with Mother Nature.
Furthermore, as we embark on this exciting journey, it's important to note that Quiet Time Hill is still in the process of development. We are channeling all the proceeds earned towards the growth and transformation of the charming Quiet Time Hill, which will soon blossom into the vibrant Naboria Village. By supporting us, you will play a vital role in bringing our vision to life and making a positive impact on both the local community and the environment. Together, we can create a haven where sustainable living and the beauty of nature seamlessly intertwine.
Pets
from
$12
/ night
The Olde Country
6. The Olde Country
38mi from Roper Lake State Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
30 Acres in the middle of Arizona's growing wine country. Have scenic mountain views and be biking distance to 6 wineries!
The views are fantastic and it is a great opportunity to separate yourself from the teethers of the outside world. Tucson is only an hour away so if you're looking for a great weekend getaway from the big city life this is your spot!
This is raw land where you can can genuinely camp. This is not the place to come if you're looking for a glamping experience that is prebuilt for you. We are talking a dirt road to nature.
from
$21
/ night
Safford RV Resort
7. Safford RV Resort
4.2mi from Roper Lake State Park · 3 sites
Discover a unique experience at our campground, where comfort meets recreation in a serene environment. Our amenities are designed to enhance your stay, featuring a billiards room for friendly competition, a cozy TV room for relaxation, and clean bathrooms with convenient showers. For your convenience, we also offer private mailboxes and laundry facilities, ensuring you have everything you need right at your fingertips.
Dive into our exceptional swimming facilities, which include a full-sized pool and a rejuvenating spa, perfect for unwinding after a day of outdoor adventures.
Currently, we are accepting bookings for monthly stays only. For detailed information about our rates, please give us a call. We look forward to welcoming you to a memorable getaway!
Pets
Full hookups
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Bakers Akers
Bakers Akers
94%
(71)
39mi from Roper Lake State Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Bakers Akers
is located in what used to be Nebblett, New Mexico but is now Virden, New Mexico. The one room Nebblett school house was located on this property.
Virden was settled by the Mormons when they were ran out of old Mexico by Poncho Villa.
Kit Carson took this route guiding General Kearney and the Army of the west to California during the Mexican American war.
It is now being discussed that Coronado may have come through this area also.
The farm was used for breeding and training race horses. It is now a cow/calf operation.
Learn more about this land:
Camp on the Gila River amongst the century old Cottonwoods and Mulberry trees, with Bermuda grass carpeting. Plenty of shade to pitch a tent or park under.
Wildlife abounds with deer, beaver, turkeys, javelina, and a large variety of birds.
Located on a eighty acre cattle ranch. Quiet with great views of stars at night and majestic mountains in the day.
The camp grounds are located beyond the cattle pastures and next to the Gila River.
Fire pits available and plenty of wood to gather for burning.
Eleven miles from the historic town of a Duncan Arizona, filled with little markets, craft store, antique shop, rock shop, and home town restaurants, if any needs arise or an itch needs scratching.
With prior notice and extra fees a New Mexican dutch-oven dinner and hayride can be included.
Pets
from
$36
/ night
Birds and Barrels Vineyards
Birds and Barrels Vineyards
92%
(79)
45mi from Roper Lake State Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Chad and Monica moved from the metro phoenix area to Willcox Arizona in the summer of 2015 with the goal of starting a vineyard and winery and living a simpler life in the country. Since moving to Willcox they have cleared 50 acres and planted over 6000 grape vines with more to plant coming soon. They fell in love with the spectacular views, the wildlife and the people. With spectacular sunrises and sunsets and clear night skies its a beautiful place to live and visit. With a working vineyard and winery you can walk from your camp and buy a bottle of wine or just enjoy a glass on the large deck located at the tasting room that over looks the grain field and silos, orchards and vineyards. There is incredible history that surrounds the area including: Cochise and Geronimo's battle grounds against the US Calvery, the Butterfield Stagecoach routes and pony express trails, The battle of the OK Coral with the Earp Brothers nearby. Birds and Barrels Vineyards is located within one of the only two American Viticulture Areas(AVA's) in Arizona. With over a dozen other wineries within a short drive, it makes for a enjoyable experience with family and friends.Learn more about this land:Located in the heart of Arizona Wine Country, the campsites over look the vineyard to the west and is surrounded by orchards and grain fields. Spectacular views of the Chiricahua's and Dos Cabezas Mountains. At 4300 feet cool evenings and warm days can be expected. Beautiful sunsets in the afternoons with crystal clear skies at night for star gazing abound. Hiking and biking are near by. Lots of Western History all around the area. Plenty of bird watching and wildlife to view. Within walking distance of the onsite winery /tasting room with many others near by.
Pets
from
$22
/ night
QuitYerBitchin' Ranch
QuitYerBitchin' Ranch
27mi from Roper Lake State Park · 1 site
Escape to the untouched beauty of Arizona's Aravaipa Canyon region, where the rugged Sonoran Desert meets star-filled skies that will take your breath away. Nestled between Graham Mountain and the Galiuro Mountain Range, this secluded campsite offers a rare opportunity to disconnect completely and immerse yourself in nature's raw splendor. With minimal light pollution in this protected valley, you'll experience some of the most spectacular stargazing in Arizona—the kind of celestial display that reminds you why people have been drawn to the desert for millennia.
Just a short drive away, the legendary Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness awaits with its perennial creek, towering canyon walls, and lush riparian habitat that stands in stunning contrast to the surrounding desert. Known as one of Arizona's premier wilderness areas, Aravaipa Canyon is home to over 200 bird species, desert bighorn sheep, and a remarkable diversity of wildlife drawn to its year-round flowing water. The canyon's slot sections and cottonwood-lined creek make for unforgettable hiking, though permits are required and limited to preserve this ecological treasure. While you're exploring the area, don't miss the historic Klondyke Store—a century-old trading post that has served ranchers, miners, and travelers since the early 1900s, offering a genuine taste of old Arizona and a connection to the region's frontier heritage.
This is authentic backcountry camping for those who crave true wilderness. Our site is completely off-grid—no phone service, no electricity, no amenities—which means you'll experience the desert exactly as it's meant to be: wild, quiet, and transformative. Come prepared with everything you need and practice leave-no-trace principles (pack-in, pack-out). Whether you're seeking solitude, adventure, or simply a night under stars so bright you can read by them, this remote canyon location delivers an experience that's increasingly rare in our connected world.
Pets
from
$20
/ night
Recharge at Quiet time Hill
Recharge at Quiet time Hill
46%
(14)
29mi from Roper Lake State Park · 17 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Quiet Time Hill 🌵
At Quiet Time Hill, we are dedicated to fostering the development of a sustainable and self-sufficient community. By employing regenerative practices in agriculture and livestock farming, we ensure a harmonious coexistence with Mother Nature.
Furthermore, as we embark on this exciting journey, it's important to note that Quiet Time Hill is still in the process of development. We are channeling all the proceeds earned towards the growth and transformation of the charming Quiet Time Hill, which will soon blossom into the vibrant Naboria Village. By supporting us, you will play a vital role in bringing our vision to life and making a positive impact on both the local community and the environment. Together, we can create a haven where sustainable living and the beauty of nature seamlessly intertwine.
Pets
from
$12
/ night
The Olde Country
The Olde Country
38mi from Roper Lake State Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
30 Acres in the middle of Arizona's growing wine country. Have scenic mountain views and be biking distance to 6 wineries!
The views are fantastic and it is a great opportunity to separate yourself from the teethers of the outside world. Tucson is only an hour away so if you're looking for a great weekend getaway from the big city life this is your spot!
This is raw land where you can can genuinely camp. This is not the place to come if you're looking for a glamping experience that is prebuilt for you. We are talking a dirt road to nature.
from
$21
/ night
Safford RV Resort
Safford RV Resort
4.2mi from Roper Lake State Park · 3 sites
Discover a unique experience at our campground, where comfort meets recreation in a serene environment. Our amenities are designed to enhance your stay, featuring a billiards room for friendly competition, a cozy TV room for relaxation, and clean bathrooms with convenient showers. For your convenience, we also offer private mailboxes and laundry facilities, ensuring you have everything you need right at your fingertips.
Dive into our exceptional swimming facilities, which include a full-sized pool and a rejuvenating spa, perfect for unwinding after a day of outdoor adventures.
Currently, we are accepting bookings for monthly stays only. For detailed information about our rates, please give us a call. We look forward to welcoming you to a memorable getaway!
Pets
Full hookups
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Angelika
2 weeks ago
19 ft campervan
With pets
Chad and Monica's vineyard was very peaceful and open. We were the only campers that night and it was nice to be able to let our dogs run free for a bit before turning in for the night. Our only regret is that we were too late for the wine tasting, but we know to plan better for next time. The drive to the property was beautiful with the orchards and vineyards and the sun setting on the Dos Cabezas Mountains.
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Mike
December 2025
27 ft toy hauler
Group trip
Chad and Monica were great! They have a lovely vinyard and were very welcoming to our group! We were there for 4 days and loved it. We will be back for future stays. The tasting room at the vinyard was very nice. Their 2 dogs treated us like family and were extremely pleasant to have around!
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Mark
April 2025
20 ft campervan
Loved the peace and quiet in Arizona wine country. The views and star gazing were fantastic and I had the whole place to myself. Monica was very nice and welcoming. Would definitely stay here again.
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Moe
March 2025
21 ft travel trailer
This is just what we were looking for. We are not big RV park people. We prefer to boondock when we can. This checked all the boxes for us as we are self sufficient and just need a safe place to park and sleep. We are gone all day exploring so we don't need a lot of amenities. This is no frills, but with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, vineyards and quiet. The property owners are very nice, have 2 friendly dogs, some chickens & turkeys. RV spots are pretty level and include a picnic table and grill. For us it was perfect.
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Meech
March 2025
Tent
Group trip
Easy quick within a few hours booking
Met lovely Jessie and his assistants ( we’ll get dogs and cows and a pony.
Led to our camping area, perfect had some benches and plenty of space. Noise didn’t seemed to. Other anyone as we chuckled around dinner
Checked our then,
small river the morning, had dip and swim
Not much fishing going on but it was nice
Not much to fish but fun good morning walk to get ya line wet and a hot coffee to finish
Jesse was so kind to gift us some noice banana bread
Will spend spots here in the future
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Jessica
February 2025
28 ft travel trailer
A quiet, peaceful retreat off the beaten path. Wonderful hosts, beautiful property and delicious wine. Thank you so much for your hospitality. Definitely recommend staying here with your Rv or tent camping!
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Edwin
February 2025
24 ft travel trailer
We stayed one night and all was well. We were met by our host as we arrived and given instructions to the campsites. We were able to find a level site and had a quiet and peaceful night. After we set up our trailer we had dinner at Tirrito Farm. It’s about three miles away and has an excellent setting and food, definitely recommended as well.
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Anne
February 2025
16 ft car
Willcox is such a great place to visit and chad/monica's space was a great way to explore! I stayed there and enjoyed both the wine country and Chiricahua National Monument. Space is exactly as listed, so its definitely best if you're self-contained/self-resourced. And visiting the tasting room is a MUST!
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jane
January 2025
22 ft Class B
Really easy access. Nice and level. Wonderful wines good company
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Curi
November 2024
Tent
With kids
We were met by a very kind man, Jesse I believe, who led us to our spot. Our daughter had so much fun playing with everything. Is as adults absolutely enjoyed the large fire and peace we felt. The sunset was amazing! Great place for the family!
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Jamie
October 2024
26 ft toy hauler
With pets
Myself, my husband and our three dogs enjoyed camping on Chad/Monica's land near the vineyards. It was easy to find and we got there in time to do some wine tasting. The two turkeys came over to welcome us and checked on us periodically. Lots of history and sightseeing in the area.
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3 ratings · 1 review
April 2020
Nice, clean desert campground. Stayed in a cabin with no inside cooking allowed, separate shower/outhouse, bare 4" plastic coated foam mattress. I knew this going in, so it was fine. Just saying - look at the website for the cabin for all details .
Unless you really just want to chill, two local sites - the Gila Box and the Pinaleno Mountains were more scenic and interesting.
But if you just want to fish and drink beer, the park itself is great!
Jerry P.
6 years on Hipcamp