La Paz County Park | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- about 1 year ago
- GPS:
- 34.22825, -114.19218
- Altitude:
- 87.0 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
sylviaundpaul
Amenities
- Electricity:
- Yes - At Sites
- Wifi:
- Yes - Slow
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Hot
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Yes
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Description
We stopped here in Nov 2022 and spent 4 nights here. The sites are $30/nt for power and water. $ 10. extra for dog
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114 RV Sites. Most of them near the cristal clear Colorado River. Bathing, Boat Ramps...24$ per night and RV.
Price is $27 for electric and water. Dump station on site. River access
Tent sites/dry camping $18. Hot shower
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$20 a night for dry camping in a big dirt lot. You can no longer buy a shower a la carte. They also now want you to be fully contained.
Report Check-InBig big park. Owned by the city. There are sites along the river, with no services. Most of the sites are electric and water. $30/nt plus $10. for the dog
Report Check-In$20/ night dry camping, $28 for dry camping on the river with a shade structure, $30 for hookup. DOGS NOT INCLUDED ($20 DEPOSIT/DOG FEE) DUMP STATION NOT INCLUDED -$45, UNLESS YOU STAY A MONTH. Nice showers, but not at every bathroom, $8, a la carte. Nice river access. Also has a clubhouse with internet and a kitchen.
Report Check-InVery quiet and beautiful with a golf course across the street. The river is so beautiful.
Report Check-InSomebody posted that showers were $2..that must have been a post from the Carter Administration.. anyhow a wonderful county park right on the Colorado River with dry camping for $20. Just want a shower $8.Attached a photo of the current rate sheet Feb 2022
Report Check-InHave stayed here several times to recover after Buses by the Bridge and catch the NFL playoffs at the Pirates Den bar before wandering out to the desert.
We don't need hookups so we always grab one of the spots over by the park/lagoon/pirates den area. It's a little bizarre because this park seems to be split in two with the hookup areas for large RVs to the right of the registration area, some dry camping to the left in the dirt and then the Pirates Den resort past that and THEN the grassy lagoon area. In this spot there are bathrooms, picnic tables, trees, and walking distance to the restaurant and jetski rentals.
We pay $20/night for dry camping. Keep in mind they do charge a flat $20 fee if you have a dog. Not as cheap as staying for free on BLM, but it is the cheapest place to stay on the river.
I will say the last time we camped here we were always the only people in this area, but now that everyone in America has retired and lives in an RV there were 6 other spots taken. Much busier all around the area for sure.
Report Check-InStayed here for a week in a tent. Paid $110. Doesn’t take reservations but you will always get a spot. It is huge. Lots of dry camping and overflow spaces. Very nice staff and hot showers. Right on the river. Best deal around and if you just need a shower it’s only $2!
Report Check-InWe paid USD 27.- for our van with water and electricity. Very close to the river. Absolute friendly staff.
You’ve Wifi in the Wifi-Center and if your spot is close to it, you also have it there.
114 RV Sites. Most of them near the cristal clear Colorado River. Bathing, Boat Ramps...24$ per night and RV.
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