RV Camping in Arizona - Quartzsite Arizona Camping

QuartzsiteRoseRVPark

405-306-2309

Located at the junction of I-10 and U.S. 95, Quartzsite is a paradise for rock hounds, with agates, quartz, limonite cubes and even gold found in the area.

Trails:

Historic Trails of Arizona

The historic trails included here have many stories to tell, of individuals like Martha Summerhayes (see below), and the countless families who endured hardships of early overland travel in search of a better life. These dirt traces were the lifeblood of the region, the supply, trade, and travel routes for Native Americans, conquistadores, explorers, surveyors, traders, trappers, miners, soldiers, missionaries, emigrants — men, women, and children — and yes, even gunfighters, renegades, bounty hunters, and bandits, always following the streams or heading to where there were springs of water. Simple things — water, forage for the animals, safety from marauders, and the most direct route possible — determined the route of travel. Today, a few vestiges of that stalwart past still remain, wagon tracks embedded in rock surfaces, iron traces left by metal wagon wheels, ruts and swales worn over time, bypassed now by modern vehicles.

RV Park Quartzsite Arizona: Rose RV Park, 600 E Kuehn St

Quartzsite, Arizona, 405-306-2309, Features: Full Hook-Ups, Vendor Spaces, Commercial Services, Dry Camp. Call today or go to the website to fill out the registration forms http://www.quartzsiteroservpark.com