ARIZONA

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17 BULLHEAD CITY RIDGEVIEW RV RESORT 18 CORNVILLE SR’S PAGE SPRINGS RV RESORT 19 HAPPY JACK SR’S CLINT’S WELL RV RESORT 20 HUACHUCA CITY QUAIL RIDGE RV RESORT 21 ST. DAVID ST. DAVID RV RESORT 22 SHOW LOW SR’S WHITE MOUNTAIN CAMPERLAND

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23 APACHE JUNCTION CAREFREE MANOR 23 BENSON BUTTERFIELD RV RESORT & OBSERVATORY 23 BENSON PATO BLANCO LAKES RV RESORT 23 BENSON RED BARN CAMPGROUND 24 BULLHEAD CITY SNOWBIRD RV RESORT 24 CAMP VERDE CAMP VERDE RV RESORT 24 CASA GRANDE SUNDANCE 1 RV RESORT 24 EHRENBERG ARIZONA OASIS 24 KINGMAN ZUNI VILLAGE RV PARK 25 QUEEN VALLEY MACGAVIN'S QUEEN VALLEY RV RESORT 25 SUN VALLEY SUN VALLEY RV RESORT 25 TOMBSTONE TOMBSTONE RV PARK & RESORT 25 TOMBSTONE STAMPEDE RV PARK AND B&B

MOUNTAIN VIEWS, MOHAVE VALLEY, LAKE MEAD

LOCATED LESS THAN A MILEfrom the captivating Colorado River in the Mohave Valley, Ridgeview RV Resort features an open desert setting with views of the mountains. It is directly across the border from Laughlin, Nev., where casinos offer 24-hour gaming, restaurants, and exciting entertainment.

The Ridgeview calendar is never dull, and the resort offers guests a lineup of activities such as craft fairs, dances, dinners, pot lucks, bingo, barbeques, pancake breakfasts, movie night, happy hour, cribbage, pokeno, and wine and cheese parties.

Within the community of Bullhead City, visitors have more entertainment opportunities, including the annual Hardyville Days, which takes place in October. Events range from live programs and craft booths to gunfights and dancing.

The nearby Mohave Valley is a recreational playground with boating, fishing, and water-skiing. Lake Mohave, lined with the steep walls of the Pyramid, Painted, Eldorado and Black canyons, provides a natural habitat for fish and wildlife. Rainbow trout are found at the upper end of the lake, while largemouth and striped bass are taken from the lower reaches of the lake.

Just north of Bullhead City, Lake Mead National Recreation Area (NRA) offers a wealth of things to do and places to go all through the year. With 1.5 million acres, it is twice the size of Rhode Island. Of America's four desert ecosystems, three meet in Lake Mead NRA: the Mohave, the Great Basin and the Sonoran Deserts. As a result, this seemingly barren area contains a wide variety of plants and animals, some of which may be found nowhere else in the world. 775BULLHEAD PARKWAY BULLHEAD CITY, AZ 86429 (928) 754–2595 ARIZONA/MOUNTAIN TIME

(SUMMER IS PACIFIC TIME) www.sunriseresorts.com

SITES: 302 full

CHECK IN: Noon CHECK OUT: 11 AM Please adhere to these times. Charges may apply. MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30/50 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 45 ft.

OPEN: Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: December through March ACCOMMODATIONS: Park models, sleep 4. CHECK IN: 3 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Must bring own linens and pillows. No smoking. No pets in rental units. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: Bathhouse, clubhouse, game room, hot tub, laundry facilities, picnic area, swimming pool, TV lounge, horseshoes, hiking trails, shuffleboard, swimming, full recreation program. DIRECTIONS: From Las Vegas, take U.S. 95 south to Hwy. 163, then 20 miles east, cross to Laughlin bridge into Arizona straight on Bullhead Pkwy .5 mile on left. From Needles, take Hwy. 95 north 15 miles to Bullhead Pkwy, turn right 9 miles to the resort located on right.

1951N. PAGE SPRINGS ROAD CORNVILLE, AZ 86325 (928) 634–4309 ARIZONA/MOUNTAIN TIME

(SUMMER IS PACIFIC TIME) www.sunriseresorts.com

SITES: 18 full / 46 partial CHECK IN: 12 Noon CHECK OUT: 12 Noon MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft. OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: March 1 through April 30 September 15 through November 15 ACCOMMODATIONS: Trailer, sleeps 2, $30-$40 RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: CHECK IN: 8 AM-6 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Rental reservations are taken 8 AM-6 PM MT, Mon.-Fri. Refundable cleaning deposit of $25 is required on all rentals. No pets in rentals. Linens not provided. Two nights minimum stay. Pets are allowed, but must be leashed. No pet pens. No third vehicle allowed at site. Fifth wheel and truck, or motorhome and one tow. Visitor mail: General Delivery, Cornville, AZ 86325 FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort offers a dump station, clubhouse, fishing, hiking, horseshoes, and 24hour security. DIRECTIONS: From Phoenix: Drive north 90 miles on I-17, then take the Cottonwood exit. Travel 14 miles on Hwy. 260 to Cottonwood, then turn right on Rt. 89A. Drive 8 miles to Page Springs Rd. (Hwy. 50), turn right and resort is about 2 miles on left.

OAK CREEK CANYON, FLAGSTAFF, HISTORIC RUINS

SITUATED ON THE BANKS OFbeautiful Oak Creek in a storybook setting of old cottonwood trees and artesian streams, Sunrise Resorts’ Page Springs is truly a resort for the entire family.

At day’s end, if you don’t want to eat the fish you caught in Oak Creek, you can enjoy fine dining in the restaurant at the entrance to the resort.

A scenic drive in the area that you won’t want to miss is the 54-mile-long stretch of SR 89A between Jerome and Flagstaff. Follow the steep, narrow road through Oak Creek Canyon where unusual rock formations and spectacularly colored trees add interest to the drive. Traveling in vehicles pulling trailers more than 20 feet long is not recommended.

While in Flagstaff, be sure to visit the Riodan State Historic Park, home of the 40-room Riodan Mansion. The early 20th-century building was home to prominent lumbermen Timothy and Michael Riodan and their families. The rustic exterior and lavish interior with hand-crafted furniture and stained-glass windows are an interesting part of the tour.

First settled in 1864 by prospectors, nearby Prescott is a resort community today. In the midst of the Prescott National Forest and surrounded by mountains, visitors can enjoy fishing, hiking, horseback riding, picnicking, and rockhounding in the area.

Prehistoric and historic Southwestern Native American pieces, as well as Arizona pioneer artifacts and furniture, are displayed in the Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott.

Ceramics and other artifacts from the Fitzmaurice, King, and Tuzigoot ruins of Yavapai County are on display at the Smoki Museum, also in Prescott. Ceremonials and legends are depicted in the paintings in the museum.

OAK CREEK CANYON, COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST

SURROUNDED BY THE PONDEROSA PINESof the Coconino National Forest, Sunrise Resorts’ Clint’s Well offers cool, clear, mountain air.

This mountain getaway features wildlife right on the grounds of the resort and nearby lakes for water sports. Rolling terrain, mountains, forests, Oak Creek Canyon, and the Mogollon Rim are only some of the attractions to be found in the Coconino National Forest. With an altitude of about 7,000 feet the 1,827,435-acre forest has deep canyons in its southern region and the San Francisco Peaks in the north.

Follow SR89A from Jerome to Flagstaff on a drive through the beautiful cypress, juniper, and pine trees along spectacularly colored red, white, and yellow cliffs in the Oak Creek Canyon. It is not recommended that vehicles pulling trailers more than 20 feet long travel the steep, narrow road.

Skiing is seasonal, but the chairlift is available daily at the Snow Bowl in Flagstaff. The 6,450-foot-long chairlift climbs to 11,500 feet, offering breathtaking views of northern Arizona. Only a hike away, you can also view the Grand Canyon from this vantage point.

A short drive to the west of the resort is the Montezuma Castle National Monument and the ruins of an early cliff dwelling. A limestone sinkhole, Montezuma Well, is a part of the monument. Some of the area ditches dug centuries ago are still used as a source of water. P.O. BOX 19642 HAPPY JACK, AZ 86024 (928) 477–2299 ARIZONA/MOUNTAIN TIME

(SUMMER IS PACIFIC TIME) www.sunriseresorts.com

SITES: 40 full CHECK IN: 12 Noon to 5 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps OPEN: May 1 through October 31 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June 1 through September 30 ACCOMMODATIONS: RV sites only. Pets allowed — must obey pet rules. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: The resort offers a dump station, clubhouse, rough pitch golf course, pool table, games, hiking, and horseshoes. Phone service suspended October 15 to May 1. DIRECTIONS: Junction of State Hwy. 87 and FH3 Road. From Phoenix, drive north on I-17 to Camp Verde (exit 286, or 287). Take Hwy. 260 east approximately 30 miles to junction with Hwy. 87. Turn left and go approximately 10 miles to junction with Forest Hwy. 3. Turn left and go approximately 1/2 mile. First right turn. From Winslow, take Hwy. 87 south approximately 52 miles to FH3 (Lake Mary Road), turn right. Go 1/2 mile then first right to park. From Flagstaff, take FH3 (Lake Mary Road) approximately 62 miles SE of Flagstaff. Last left, turn before junction with Hwy. 87. SPECIAL NOTE: Clint’s Well is located 15 miles south of Happy Jack, AZ on Forest Highway 3 (also called Lake Mary Road and FH3).

2207N. YUCCA DR. HUACHUCA CITY, AZ 85616 (520) 456–9301 ARIZONA/MOUNTAIN TIME (SUMMER IS PACIFIC TIME)

www.quailridgerv.com

SITES: 120 sites / dry dock area CHECK IN: 9AM to 5 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Visitor mail not accepted. Send to General Delivery, Huachuca City, AZ 85616. MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 50 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 45 ft.

OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: December 1 through March 31 ACCOMMODATIONS: RV sites only. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort offers 2 dump stations, clubhouse, picnic area, video and DVD rental, limited TV, pool table, ping pong, Conestoga wagon rides, propane, and storage areas. DIRECTIONS: From Tucson, take I-10 east to Exit 302 (Hwy. 90). Drive south 20 miles to Hwy. 82. Turn right (west) on Hwy. 82 about 1/4 mile to the resort entrance.

KARTCHNER CAVERNS, FORT HUACHUCA

LOCATED JUST A FEW MILESnorth of the Mexican border, Quail Ridge RV Resort greets its guests with a “warm welcome” year-round. Temperatures in this open, high desert area are pleasant both winter and summer.

Nature lovers will enjoy a panorama of varied plant and animal life, cactus and paloverde common in the desert area, and fir, juniper, oak, and pine in the mountains of the region.

Travelers interested in electronics and history will want to visit nearby Fort Huachuca, founded in 1877 to combat Native American and outlaw raids. Today, it’s the headquarters of the U.S. Army Signal Command and Intelligence Center. At the Old Post, visitors will see some of the original buildings constructed on the oldest, active surviving cavalry post in the nation. The history of the Southwest is depicted in the Fort Huachuca Museum, with emphasis on the Buffalo Soldier.

A favorite nearby tourist attraction is the town of Bisbee, where mines have produced more that $2 billion in copper, gold, lead, silver, and zinc. Visitors will see an inactive $25 million open-pit copper mine that’s 1.24 miles long, nearly a mile wide, and 950 ft. deep.

The Old West comes alive with a visit to the Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. Daily, there is a reenactment of the Earp-Clanton gunfight at the O.K. Corral. The first cemetery to be called “Boot Hill” contains marked graves of some of the town’s most famous and infamous residents.

Bird watchers will see many different species in this part of Arizona up the side canyons just a few miles from the park. Spring brings desert flowers and summers are green, due to the monsoon season rain that falls during the months of July and August. Kartchner Caverns State Park is located just seven miles north of the RV resort. Reservations are required. This is a live cave and a wonderful thing to see while in Southeastern Arizona.

OLD WEST LEGENDS, COCHISE STRONGHOLD

VISITORS TO THIS SOUTHEASTERNArizona resort enjoy the arid weather at an elevation of 3,500 feet. With the resort’s twin lakes and five artesian springs, relaxation comes almost automatically.

Here in southwestern Arizona is where cowboy lore originated. This is where the Earps and the Clantons shot it out at the OK Corral, and where Geronimo and Cochise stood up to the U.S. Calvary.

This area lives up to Arizona’s Old West legends, and a lot of the Old West can still be seen here. There are ghost towns to be explored and mines to tour. The West’s wildest gunfights are reenacted for the benefit of travelers and many of the old saloons are restored to respectable versions of their celebrated notoriety.

Just a few miles from the resort is Tombstone, the famous frontier town that was made a Registered Historical Landmark in 1962. Here Boothill Cemetery, Bird Cage Theatre, the Courthouse, and the Crystal Palace Saloon are all preserved for the enjoyment of both young and old.

Infamous for its saloons, gambling houses, brawls, and gunfights, it’s often overlooked that this historic mining town was once the most cultivated city in the West, and in its time was a larger and more sophisticated town than San Francisco.

An interesting historic site, the Cochise Stronghold just south of I-10 near Benson, is a natural fortress in the east face of the Dragoon Mountains. These towering lookouts are where Cochise sought refuge from the U.S. Calvary after a raid during the years of the Indian wars.

Known for its spectacular high desert valleys, coniferclad mountains, beautiful canyons, and stark low desert landscapes, the area west of St. David RV Resort is home to the saguaros (cactus) in Saguaro National Monument.

For golfing enthusiasts, the area abounds with golf courses and country clubs.

Our is resort is on Facebook and www.youtube.com! 801S. LEE STREET ST. DAVID, AZ 85630 (520) 720–4140 ARIZONA/MOUNTAIN TIME

(SUMMER IS PACIFIC TIME) www.stdavidrvcamping.com

SITES: 173 full / 42 partial CHECK IN: 11 AM to 4 PM

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.

OPEN: December 1 to April 30 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: December 1 to March 31

ACCOMMODATIONS: Casita cabins, sleep 4-6, $65. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 2 nights CHECK IN: 3 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM First night’s fee in advance is required for the deposit. No pets in rental units. Linens required. Visitor mail not accepted. Use General Delivery, St. David, AZ 85630 FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort has a dump station, clubhouse, outdoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, fishing, horseshoes, shuffleboard, basketball, playground, picnic area. Tombstone and Kartchner Caverns nearby. DIRECTIONS: From I-10 east of Tucson, take Exit 304 (Benson). Turn south and go to stoplight. Turn left and follow Hwy. 80 south through St. David. The resort is one mile south, on the left side of Hwy. 80.

1876HWY 260• MILE POST 317 SHOW LOW, AZ 85901 (928) 535–5978 • ARIZONA/MT. TIME

(SUMMER IS PACIFIC TIME) www.sunriseresorts.com

SITES: 30 full / 36 partial CHECK IN: Noon CHECK OUT: Noon

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.

OPEN: May 1 through October 15 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June 1 through September 15 ACCOMMODATIONS: Travel trailers, sleep 4, $35 Sunday through Thursday, $45 Friday and Saturday. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: CHECK IN: Noon CHECK OUT: Noon Pets allowed — must obey pet rules. Linens not provided. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This campground offers a dump station, clubhouse, laundry room, bird-watching areas and wildlife areas, hiking, horseshoes, bingo, Pekeno, and pool table. Limited amenities July, Aug., Dec., Jan. DIRECTIONS: From Phoenix/Mesa, drive north on Hwy. 87 to Payson to Route 260 east. Go through Heber and 9 miles past Overgaard on Route 260 to resort on left near mile marker 317. From Show Low drive west on 260 to M.P. 317 (24 miles). From I-40, go south on Hwy. 77, go southwest on 377, go west on 277, go to Hwy. 260 and go east 14 miles to resort on left.

WHITE MOUNTAINS, TROUT FISHING, APACHE TRAIL

NESTLED IN THE BEAUTIFUL serenity of the White Mountains, Sunrise White Mountain Camperland has a variety of scenarios for its guests.

This peaceful retreat offers hours of enjoyment in the seclusion of the cool mountain air, at nearby mountain lakes for fishing, on miles of adjacent hiking trails, watching the abundant wildlife, and sightseeing at the many nearby attractions.

For year-round entertainment, plan to visit PinetopLakeside, on the edge of the White Mountain Apache Reservation, southeast of Show Low. Because of the elevation, the area is cool in summer for trout fishing, picnicking, and other outdoor activities. In winter, enjoy ice fishing, as well as snowmobiling and skiing on the 100 trails on three mountains. Either season you can visit Hon-Dah Casino, where slot machines, video poker, and keno are offered.

Follow the Apache Trail (SR 88) 29 miles northwest of Globe, to the Theodore Roosevelt Dam and Lake. The world’s highest all-masonry dam was built with thousands of hand-hewn stones and completed in 1910.

To the east of Globe is the Coolidge Dam that creates San Carlos Lake and impounds the waters that irrigate the Casa Grande Valley. Currently under renovation, the multiple dome dam is 250 feet high and 880 feet long at the top. Original construction of the dam was delayed until it was agreed that a concrete slab would cover the Apache Indian burial grounds, thus leaving their tribal cemetery undisturbed.

Just north of Coolidge Dam is San Carlos, a trading center and headquarters for the San Carlos Indian Agency. One of the largest cattle ranches in this area is operated by the Apaches. Some of the best trophy-hunting and fishing in the state is on this reservation.

APACHE JUNCTION CAREFREE MANOR

1615N. DELAWARE • APACHE JUNCTION, AZ 85220 • (480) 982-4008 • www.carefreerv.net THIS WELL KEPT AND MAINTAINED PARK offers 140 full hookup sites with partial shade trees at most sites. With 50 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Cable TV is available. Phone hookups are available. Tent camping is not offered. Group RV sites are available. Pets are allowed. On-site manager.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, newly remodeled and ADA compliant bathrooms and showers, handicap restrooms, sewage disposal, modern electric laundry facilities, outdoor clothesline, wi-fi, tables, grills, fire rings,patios, full commercial kitchen, Pebble-tech swimming pool, hot tub, personal mailboxes, security camera’s, modern LED street lights and a library.

Recreational amenities include: recreation hall/rec room, pool table and billiards hall, heated outdoor swimming pool, spa, shuffleboard, picnic area, walking track, horseshoes, seasonal entertainment. Planned group activities are offered daily. In park church services.From U.S. 60, go north on Ironwood 3 miles to Teepee, then west on Teepee to Delaware. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

BENSON BUTTERFIELD RV RESORT & OBSERVATORY

251 S. OCOTILLO AVE. • BENSON, AZ 85602 • (520) 586-4400 • www.rv-resort.com THIS RESORT CONSISTS OF 173 landscaped RV sites with full utility hookups. Every RV site has direct plug-in availability for 20, 30 and 50 amp electrical circuits. Fifty landscaped sites are at least 40' wide and are ideal for long term Park Model units and monthly or annual renters desiring a bit more room or privacy. The other 123 landscaped sites are at least 30' wide by at least 50' deep. All sites sport their own picnic tables. There are 24 paved and level 30' x 55' pull-thru sites.

Facilities and amenities include an observatory and on-site astronomer, free cable TV, golf & practice green, heated swimming pool, spa, banquet hall and a clubhouse that contains kitchen, laundry room, showers, propane, exercise equipment, billiard, library and computers. Free WiFi for daily and weekly guest. Nearby attractions include Tucson, Tombstone, Kartchner Caverns State Park, golf courses and off-road opportunities.

From I-10, exit 304. Go south on Ocotillo approximately 3/4 mile. Resort is on left. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

BENSON RED BARN CAMPGROUND

711 NORTH MADISON • BENSON, AZ 85602 • (520) 586-2035 LOCATED JUST 40 MILES SOUTHEAST OF TUCSON, this campground offers 36 full hookup sites. With 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed, for a fee. Phone hookups are available monthly only. Tent camping is offered. Group RV are available. Pets are welcome. WiFi near office.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, sewage disposal, laundry, public phone, tables, grills, and patios. LP gas available.

Recreational amenities include: rec/TV room, pavilion, playground, picnic area, horseshoes, hiking trails, and horse riding trails. Seasonal planned group activities are offered.

Take I-10 to Exit 304, go north on Ocotillo to first road on right. Turn right, go 1/5 mile to campground (second park). OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME

BENSON PATO BLANCO LAKES RV RESORT

635 E. PEARL ST. • BENSON, AZ 85602 • (800) 229-9368 • www.patoblancolakes.com THIS RV RESORT OFFERS 104 full sites (five pull-thrus) with 30 and 50 amp receptacles. Park Models are available. Phone hookups are available.

Additional facilities include: laundry, picnic areas, bbq stands, cable TV, pavilion, clubhouse, pool, spa, public phones, nature trails, horseshoe pit, propane, free WiFi and fishing lakes. This resort is a 55 plus resort.

Nearby attractions include: San Pedro Valley and Dragoon Mountains, Holy Trinity Monastery, national forests and Tucson.

From Tucson, go 32 miles east on I-10 to Pomerene Rd. (Exit 306). Go south on Pomerene Rd. to the frontage road (Business Loop I-10). Go .25 mile west on frontage road to county road (at Circle K), turn right and go north. The park is on the right side of the road. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

BULLHEAD CITY SNOWBIRD RV RESORT

1600 JOY LANE • BULLHEAD CITY, AZ 86426 • (928) 768-7141 • www.sbrvresort.com SNOWBIRD RV RESORT OFFERS10 acres of space with 124 full hookups with 30 and 50 amp receptacles.

The resort features a clubhouse, outdoor pool, exercise room, exercise equipment, shuffleboard court, horseshoe court and a 9-hole golf course free to guests. A nearby river with marina provides opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming and beach activities.

Driving to Snowbird RV Resort from the E take I-40 to Hwy. 93 to Hwy. 68. Turn on Hwy. 95 to Joy Lane. Driving from the W, take I-40 to Broadway (old Hwy. 66) and follow the road to the stoplight. Take a left turn at the Bullhead City sign, cross a river follow Hwy. 95 to Joy Lane. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

CASA GRANDE SUNDANCE 1 RV RESORT

1703 N. THORNTON ROAD • CASA GRANDE, AZ 85122 • (520) 426-9662 • www.sundance1rv.com THIS RESORT OFFERS 190 full sites with 50 amp receptacles. Maximum RV length is 55 feet.

Facilities and amenities include a clubhouse, heated swimming pool, water aerobics, spa, laundry room, exercise room, card room, craft room, game room, horseshoes, shuffle board and Internet at sites. This resort is a 55 plus resort.

Nearby attractions include shopping, hiking and biking. Restrictions: no aggressive dog breeds, ie rottweilers, dobermans, chows or wolf hybrids. Six-foot maximum leash on all pets. No generators. Quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m.

From Phoenix, go east on I-10 to exit 185. Go 8 miles south to Cottonwood land and turn west. Go one mile to Thornton Road. Resort is on the left. From Tucson, go west on I-10 to I-8. Go 5 miles to exit 172 (Thornton Road) and then north 5 miles to resort. From California, go east I-8 to exit 172 (Thornton Road) and then north 5 miles to resort. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

CAMP VERDE CAMP VERDE RV RESORT

1472 W. HORSESHOE BEND DRIVE • CAMP VERDE, AZ 86322 • (928) 202-3409 CAMP VERDE IS LOCATED in the very heart of the Arizona region offering 89 full / 53 partial, with 30 or 50 amp electrical. Cable TV is available. Phone hookups are available. Tent camping available. Group RV sites are available. Pets are allowed.

Additional facilities include: clubhouse, heated outdoor swimming pool, spa, shuffleboard, playground, picnic area, dump station. Park models available.

Recreational amenities include: horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, sports field, miniature golf, movies, arcade game room, and river fishing.

Exit I-17 at exit 287 and go northwest on Hwy. 260 for 2 miles, turn right for one mile on Horseshoe Bend Drive. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

EHRENBERG ARIZONA OASIS

50238 EHRENBERG PARKWAY • P.O. BOX 30 • EHRENBERG, AZ 85334 • (928) 923–8230 THIS WELL KEPT AND MAINTAINED PARK offers 160 full hookup sites. With50amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Pets are allowed.

Additional facilities: security, clubhouse, boat ramp, beach area, grills, pull thru, cable TV, WiFi, propane, laundry, pool, kiddie pool, hot tub.

Recreational amenities include: ATV trails, playground, fishing, tenting, activity center, pool table, horse shoes, planned winter activities.

Take I-10 to Arizona exit 1 (Parker Road). Go north 1/2 mile to Ehrenberg-Parker Hwy. Turn left and go 1/3 mile to resort entrance on the right. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

KINGMAN ZUNI VILLAGE RV PARK

2840 AIRWAY AVE. • KINGMAN, AZ 86409-3627 • (928) 692-6202 • www.zunivillagervpark.net IN A HIGH DESERT FLATLANDS, this park offers 84 full hookup sites. With 50 and 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Cable TV is available. Pets are allowed. Shopping is nearby.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, handicap restrooms, sewage disposal, large laundry, public phone, WiFi and tables. RV storage is offered. RV supplies, LP gas, and ice are available.

Recreational amenities include: swimming pool.

Coming east or west on I-40, take Exit 53 off Interstate to Old Hwy. 66. turn left (north) on Hwy. 66 (Andy Devine Ave.). Go 1/2 mile to Airway Ave., turn left again going 3/4 mile west. Park is on the left. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

QUEEN VALLEY MACGAVIN'S QUEEN VALLEY RV RESORT

50W. ORO VIEJO DRIVE • QUEEN VALLEY, AZ 85118 • (520) 463-2300 • www.queenvalleyrv.com THIS RESORT OFFERS 25 full sites with 50 amp receptacles. No restrictions in RV length.

Facilities and amenities include a clubhouse with planned activities, heated pool, 2 jacuzzis, sauna, exercise room, recreation center, library, crafts room, billiards, horseshoes and shuffleboard. This resort is a 55 plus resort. Nearby attractions include 18-hole golf course, hiking trails, ATV trails, jeeping and 4-wheel drive routes accessible from the resort. There is bird watching, fishing and boating at nearby lakes. The Arboretum, discovery Tours & Desert Adventures. Centrally located to Phoenix and Tucson. Restrictions: no aggressive dog breeds, ie rottweilers, dobermans, chows or wolf hybrids. Six-foot maximum leash on all pets. No generators. Quiet hours:10 p.m. to 8 a.m.

From junction of Hwy. 60 and Idaho Road (in Apache Junction), go east 17.6 miles on U.S. Hwy. 60 past the 60/79 junction to Queen Valley Road. Then northwest 5.4 miles. Follow signs. From junction of U.S. Hwy. 79 (Florence Junction), go east 2 miles on U.S. Hwy. 60 to Queen Valley Road. Then northwest 5.4 miles. Follow signs. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

SUN VALLEY SUN VALLEY RV RESORT

P.O. BOX 4072 • SUN VALLEY, AZ 86029-4072 • (928) 524-2972 WITH PARTIALLY SHADED AND OPEN LEVEL SITES,this campground offers 11 full hookup sites and 7 with water and electricity only. With 30 and 50 amp electrical receptacles. Tent camping is offered. Group RV sites are available. Leashed pets are allowed.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, handicap restrooms (not showers), 2 sewage disposals, laundry, and tables. Souvenirs are available. Recreational amenities include horseshoes and pond. Nearby attractions include the Painted Desert and the Petrified Forest.

From I-40, take Exit 294 on the north side of the highway. Go north on Sun Valley Rd. Turn right at the first street, Quartzsite. You can see the park from the top of both off-ramps. OPEN ALL YEAR. ARIZONA/MOUNTAIN TIME

TOMBSTONE STAMPEDE RV PARK AND B&B

201 W. ALLEN ST (P.O. BOX 1247) • TOMBSTONE, AZ 85638 • (520) 457-3738 • www.tombstone-stampede.com THIS RESORT OFFERS 45 full hookups with 50 amp receptacles. It is also big-rig friendly and provides pull-thrus. B& B cabins are available (no pets in cabins). Tent sites are available. The family park features an Old West theme with cable TV, modern restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and walking distance to Tombstone. Pets must be leashed.

Area attractions include: antique shopping, art galleries, historical interests, live music, museum, national/state parks, Good Enough Mine tour, Tombstone Court House State Park, OK Corral, Bird Cage Theater, Rose Tree Museum.

Located in Tombstone on W. Allen Street. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER

TOMBSTONE TOMBSTONE RV PARK

1475N. HWY 80 • TOMBSTONE, AZ 85638 • (800) 348-3829 • www.tombstonervparkandcampground.com UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Tombstone RV Park and Campground is ½ mi N of Tombstone. With 78 RV sites, it is the only RV park able to handle big rigs with large, pull thru sites. Sites have 30 or 50 amp electric service and full hook-ups, fire rings and picnic tables are available. A rec hall and full kitchen are available for use. Tent sites are available as well as 4 cozy Cowboy cabins and 4 fully furnished motel rooms. The park offers clean showers, restrooms & laundry facilities.

Amenities include a grassy children's play area, fenced dog park, 2 horse corrals, propane onsite, free shuttle service to and from Tombstone & is the only park with a heated swimming pool. Ride Cochise's Stronghold, the Chiricauhua Wilderness or just to Tombstone.

Exit I-10 in Benson if traveling from Tucson or Willcox and drive south, or drive north if coming from Bisbee. We are the old KOA on your right as you drive on Hwy. 80, located just north of Boot Hill in Tombstone. OPEN ALL YEAR. MOUNTAIN TIME IN WINTER, PACIFIC TIME IN SUMMER