County campgrounds in Arizona
Arizona has 14 County campgrounds on record, 12 reservable and 2 first-come.
14
Total 12
Reservable 2
First-come How County campgrounds work here
These campgrounds are run by a county parks department. 8 book through Maricopa County Parks online reservations. 2 take no reservations. 2 book through Mohave County Parks reservations (CampLife). 1 books through La Paz County Parks, by phone (928-667-2069). 1 books through Pima County DiscoverNature reservations. On record: 10 with potable water, 11 with hookups. The agency's own pages are at maricopacountyparks.net.
Interagency pass: it covers federal agencies only (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26), so these campgrounds charge their own posted fee, shown in the table.
First-come Bouse Community Park Campground Reservable Cave Creek Regional Park Campground
Reservable Davis Camp
Reservable Desert Tortoise Campground
Reservable E.I. Rowland Campground Reservable Elk Ridge RV Campground
Reservable Gilbert Ray Campground First-come Hualapai Mountain Park Campground
Reservable Ironwood Campground Reservable La Paz County Park
Reservable Roadrunner Campground
Reservable Usery Mountain Regional Park Campground
Reservable White Tank Mountain Regional Park Campground
Reservable Willow Campground
Reservable Davis Camp
Reservable Desert Tortoise Campground
Reservable E.I. Rowland Campground Reservable Elk Ridge RV Campground
Reservable Gilbert Ray Campground First-come Hualapai Mountain Park Campground
Reservable Ironwood Campground Reservable La Paz County Park
Reservable Roadrunner Campground
Reservable Usery Mountain Regional Park Campground
Reservable White Tank Mountain Regional Park Campground
Reservable Willow Campground No campgrounds match.
Common questions
How do I book a County campground in Arizona?
Of the 14 County campgrounds on record, 8 book through Maricopa County Parks online reservations, 2 are first-come, first-served with no reservations, 2 book through Mohave County Parks reservations (CampLife), 1 books through La Paz County Parks, by phone (928-667-2069), and 1 books through Pima County DiscoverNature reservations.
What is the stay limit at County campgrounds in Arizona?
Where the agency states one: 14 nights on one campsite in any 28-day period (8 campgrounds), RV sites: monthly permits, renewable up to 6 months (1 campground), 6 months (1 campground), 7 days, then at least 7 days away before returning (1 campground), and 2 week maximum stay (1 campground). Check each campground's page for its own rule.
Does the interagency pass work at County campgrounds?
The interagency pass covers federal agencies only (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26); County campgrounds charge their own posted fee, shown in the table.
All agencies: camping in Arizona.