Easy access off the 95. 14 day stay limit. Mostly flat areas. Its rocky in some spots. Trails…read moreto ride a side by side right out of the campground. Minutes from Quartzsite. It was our home base while visiting and riding in the area. Be aware there are NO services. No trash, no toilet, no water, no power. We used solar-power and a small generator. Quiet and other campers are quiet and keep to themselves. Best part, its free!!

I camped here for 2 nights. When you arrive you need to check in with the camp host. One can stay…read morefor 15 days for FREE! There are no bathrooms so you should plan your trip. I brought a Stansport Bucket-Style Portable Toilet and a Pop Up Pod Changing Room Privacy Shower Tent that I placed the toilet inside. I drove my vehicle in the back away from the highway. You can hear the trucks go by if you are close to the road. The campground was pretty full but I found a spot. I slept inside my 2007 Ford Expedition with my dog. The evenings were nice and the people around me were quiet. The sunsets and rises were awesome and the night sky was packed with stars.

I'm an RV repair guy and their dump station is awesome! The site is well planned and ready for even…read morethe busiest times. They supply the tank hose, flush hose, gloves, sanitizer and trash bin. It is clean new and so easy. Highly recommend. Because they supply everything you don't have to wait long for the next guy. You can dump and be on your way in a few minutes.

I stayed here as part of a 4-day Toyota Motorhome Rally where owners of these RVs get together to…read moreshare the love and experience of our little campers. We dry camped in a circle. 12 of us. It was $10 a night Jan 2022, during the weekend of the opening of the RV Tent event. Tumbleweed has $5 showers (2024) and flush toilets. Their hookups were $25 a night, only about 2 years ago, now they are $50 a night. NO WIFI ANYWHERE IN THIS RV PARK ! Another year I was here, the bathrooms were not clean, the baseboards and doors and other places, were caked with long-standing dirt. I pointed it out to them. They said the wind blows it in, but someone cleaned it, cos I showed them the dirt. It stayed clean like they just cleaned it for at least the next few days of my stay, so I know they did not keep the surrounding surfaces (outside the toilet) regularly cleaned. Now end of Dec 2023 the dry camping is $15 a night. I am going to dry camp here again in Jan 2024, but not with the Toyota Motorhome group. The location is east of the 95 and walking distance to the swap meet and RV Tent event.

This place was great! The hosts were really welcoming, and they and the other campers there went…read moreout of their way to make me feel included. If you want more privacy, this place is very quiet, especially during the evening. Highly recommend!

We stayed here for over a week in the winter, and were happy to see that the pool and hot tub were…read morein good working order. Really enjoyed the hot tub, which is enclosed but uncovered, so you can look at the stars while sitting in it. They have pickle ball courts, a library, a laundromat, an oil change station, and even an area to wash your vehicle. Thought it was a great deal for the price, especially since they also give a Good Sam discount on their daily rate. Even though it's a little run down, I would still say it's the best RV park in Quartzsite, and there are a lot of them!

Great stay at Rice Ranch. Very close to where the RV show is . Nice big sites. We have already…read morebooked for next year and by then the pool and laundry will be in. Staff were great, especially Dawn and Tod

Todd And Dawn Had a issue Todd took care of the issue very…read morerespectfully myself and my group will back next year good people

This is a FREE campsite run by BLM. It is located right before the town of Quartzite. Exit west and…read moreyou will see a sign on the right, that is if you didn't already see all the RVs parked from the freeway. I stayed the previous night at hi jolly and was excited to move locations. Dome rock is definitely more of a treacherous drive than hi jolly. There are hills, big rocks and ditches that would best be avoided unless you have a truck or 4w drive. I made the drive in a Volvo. You don't need a truck for the campsites in the front but you have no privacy and there is all the noise from the freeway. There are lots of privacy if you can take the back roads preferably in a jeep. I drove all the way to the right but didnt want to take the car any further into the mountains so we went all the way to the left side. There is a sort of steep dip with big rocks that we did make it over and found a campsite on a small slope on the right. Totally private, and there was already a fire pit built with some nice purple rocks from the hillside. Only downside to this campsite is that you can hear the freeway but its not that loud, it just makes you realize you are not so far from civilization.

Awesome spot. Stayed with my friend Karol. Showers were super hot. Jacuzzi wasn't working but no…read morebig deal. Stuff happens . Dude checking me in was cool. I'll be back next time. Thanks. Oh and sorry Leaving 30 mins late

They are very flexible here if you have to change something. It's about 50% permanent or semi…read morepermanent residents here. They serve coffee and donuts a few days a week in the morning at 8. The residents were very friendly and included us in conversations.

The name says it all! Easy BLM camping for a night or two…read more A good roadrunner keeps it moving. Good vibes y'all!!

Quiet, level, people keep to themselves. Dirt, rocks and…read morefire rings. Don't miss Cactus Jack!