I love Walter's Camp and appreciate meeting Tabitha today. She's lovely and has a great authentic…read morequality about her. She is a graciously sincere kind person and will be very helpful to make sure her guests are well cared for. Thanks to her yet again for making our trip extra wonderful. It is a great place to launch watercraft and explore. Today on the river was beautiful and I can't wait for next time! Be sure to take the time to visit Walter's Camp and don't let the bumpy gravel road deter you! Say hi to Tabitha and check out the general store. It's well stocked for a small place. Thankful yet again!!

Visited Walter's Camp on my first canoe camp trip on 3/13/25. I was pleased to see that it wasn't…read morebusy. Tabitha, the camp host helped me get set up and gave me the lay of the land. The general store has a few items, merchandise, and even a bar back that is used when the camp is in full swing after Memorial Day according to Tabitha. I chose a far site at the edge of the property underneath two tamarisk/salt cedar trees which was great for shade. I launched my canoe at the concrete boat ramp and paddled the old Colorado River channel right out in front of the camp which is not lacking in it's scenery of Cibola Natl Wildlife Refuge and the beautiful Trigo Mountains Wilderness viewable eastward. Nighttime is where things came alive! Dozens of braying burros, coyotes, and owls that would hoot up a storm in the trees above me. An a/c or refrigeration until by the general store ran in cycles all night and was about as annoying as someone running a generator. The facilities provided had showers and pit toilets, all in good condition. Taking a moment to stretch/yoga before the morning paddle in the communal hang out area in front of the general store was a great idea. I was greeted by an amazing SW sherbet sunrise over the calm waters of the inner channel of the Colorado, it was spectacular. I'm typically a dispersed camper, so some of my gripes about the noise you can probably take with a grain of salt. Would I stay the night again? Sure, but I'd prefer something a bit more isolated. Thank you Tabitha for all your advice on boating the river as a novice, appreciate what you do!

Nice people at a nice campground that's undergoing major repairs…read more Check to see if bathrooms and pool are open before you go.

Had a great night, right on the Colorado River, palm trees, grass for our dog, stayed in space F7…read more They sell propane, have free air compressor and free dump station for guests. Courteous staff made our stay GREAT

Beautiful great hiking trails and amazing vistas. Lots of birds and flowers…read more Painted Desert Trail is a relatively easy hike with lots to learn about the desert along the way

For a stayca-getaway, we rented a cabin for 3 days. It's a great way to unwind and reset, mentally…read moreand physically, while having the basic amenities of a household. Of course, the military base nearby offers up 24/7 laundry machines, as well as a grocery store and gas station. The nature center down the road offers nice hiking trails. Consider securing a cabin (or a RV spot) 30 days out to avoid any hassle.

very frendly, and helpful in making sure our stay was enjoyable, great place to lanch.read more

The manager is rude and unprofessional. Called my daughter names when asking a simple question…read moreabout site service we pay for. The camp ground gives special treatment to the renters of their choice. The staff seem to be a bunch friends of the manager who don't know how to do their jobs and don't care to learn. The public bathrooms are always dirty and they just keep painting over the dirt and rust. Rent keeps going up with no facility improvements to show for it. This used to be a fun place to bring the family, the people there used to be friendly and neighborly. So glad to be leaving this park. Will not be back and do not recommend.

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.

Had the very best time staying in one of the tiny homes!! The property was great and we rented a…read moregolf cart that got us around no problem. Spent some time by the water and in the pool too! The kitchen was perfect for our snacks and food. Loved the layout of the home and property. Had so much fun!!! Would definitely return without question!!!!!

We stayed in a cute little cabin, fully equipped with a kitchen and bathroom, living room, and…read morebedroom. We were right on the riverfront. It is a very nice resort with an amazing view, friendly office of staff and all the amenities that we needed. We had the best time!

Camped here 2/18/23-2/20/23 with my husband. Perfect weather this time of year: 70s daytime, high…read more30s-40s nighttime. $40 for short term camping (up to 2 weeks) $168? For long term Pay fee with camp host. Host will give you a pass to stick to your tent/campsite & car. The camp hosts when we were there (Sally & Jodi) were awesome! Sally showed us how to get to the geode beds & Opal mine. She also showed us what to look for and what rocks can be found in the area. Can't wait to go back! Pro: -close to hauser & opal mine -Vaulted toilet (outhouse with toilet seat and pit) -limited water (hand pump) -can surface pick from creek nearby (chalcedony, lava rocks, agates, etc) -quiet -roomy campsites -fire pit -fire pit/grill -bbq grill -picnic tables- some sites have a canopy -no "light pollution": you can see all the stars & milky way! Cons: NOTHING Note: Keep food locked/packed at night! There are animals that come around at night looking for food. We locked our coolers in truck bed, but found animal poop on the table. They were obviously looking for food. But they keep to themselves, did not wake us up or make noise. The road to get to campground is awful (dirt, bumpy), so go SLOW! If you are heading to the Hauser geode bed and Opal mine, you will need a high clearance vehicle!!!! No exceptions!!! There are some gnarly dips and creek/river crossings!

The first two things you need to know about this campground is that it is really far. The second…read morething you need to know about this campground is that it isn't that nice. If you can get over that it makes for an interesting visit though. Because the desert is less interesting than Death Valley and Joshua Tree this is about as isolated as one can get in Southern California. On a Sunday at the end of March, when the campground is at its nicest, there were only two or three groups camping out of a total of more than twenty camp sites. The road in was reasonable for a two wheel drive vehicle, I got there in a Prius without trouble. However you won't be able to make it on any of the other nearby roads. Without four wheel drive a lot of the attractions such as the geode beds will be a prohibitively long walk. There was a little bit of Verizon cell phone coverage, but no AT&T.

Park is okay, we do camping with the family every year, unfortunately they make a lot of money on…read morecamping spots and day parking I wonder why they haven't make the park safe, we literally have to do a dangerous hike to go to the water, Insaw few people falling over the rocks! place is really dangerous I don't know why they haven't fix this

Mayflower Regional Park was a fun and relaxing place to visit with someone. I saw many teenagers…read morecamping and spending time by the Colorado River and the whole area felt clean and welcoming. The atmosphere felt calm and friendly with campfires, laughter, and the sound of water nearby. Teenagers would love how social and laid back it feels because it gives them a chance to enjoy nature without pressure. The service was helpful especially when checking in or asking about campsite options. The value was excellent with affordable camping and RV spots. The quality of the grounds and river access was high and everything felt safe and well managed. The selection of activities like camping, exploring, and relaxing by the water made it perfect for teenagers who enjoy the outdoors. I have only been there once before writing this review but it was one of the most refreshing places I have visited. I highly recommend that teenagers go there because it gives them a chance to enjoy nature in a playful and peaceful way.

We had a great visit despite the 118° weather. The campground itself was clean. Everything was…read morepicked up and nice. Looks to be fairly new so the trees are small so make sure you have shade. But be careful the winds do pick up and will blow your shade structure or motorhome awning quite a bit! We found the staff so helpful and nice. Lou traveled around, greeted the guests even on the beach with his golf cart making sure everyone was happy and didn't need anything. The young girl in the front office was also helpful. The clubhouse is nice and big and we were able to use it and cool off for games. I'm sure our Group will be back.

Our first time doing a river trip with the AZ Jet Boat crew and this place was great!!! Easy access…read moreto the water, clubhouse was fantastic and had showers for us to use after our day on the river...can't wait to come back and rent a little house for the weekend!

We only stayed here one night but had a great experience. Clean grounds, easy access checking in…read moreSunday after hours (via online). This is not a gated RV park. I was in the first spot adjacent to the road (10' away) so I felt a little exposed and had products in the bed of my truck. Well, no issues. It was quite with minimum road noise. The "neighbors" came over and invited us for drinks around their campfire. Everyone in the park waves when you pass by. Very inviting! We've stayed next door at the Arizona Oasis RV Resort (gated). Both parks have the same great vibe.

River access & boat ramp. Tidy sites , whirlpool spa & pool , shower house and coin laundry ! All…read morethe amenities ,and a genuinely safe & friendly vibe, make this place a great place to relax ! There is also plenty of parking! They allow you to "ride in"(15mph)on your ATVs. TENT CAMPING ALLOWED. There is Plenty of grass or smooth pavement for recreation! They have their own "shallow" groundwater well ,allowing the park to have grass ,,,, so much nicer than dirt blowing everywhere ! They offer a fully fenced DOG PARK, a kids playground and a clubhouse. The clubhouse has a cooking area,board games&library,comfortable seating,with card tables&a pool table. The shower house has great water pressure, the whirlpool spa is hot with strong jets, the coin laundry is s fair price and in good repair . All the public areas are kept very clean.StAff ,,, All care , obviously. The rates here are more than reasonable for weekly or monthly, overnight is a bit more costly. I would recommend a stay here to anyone.