TheQuartzsite Genesis

Where to park this winter

Places to Stay

You have driven a long way with the whole house behind you. Here is every RV park in Quartzsite, sorted by the part of town it sits in, so you can pick your spot before you pull in rather than circling the strip looking for a sign.

A park to suit the rig

From full-hookup resorts to a bare patch with a view — the spread of places here is wide.

Sorted by street

Main Street, Central, Riggles, Moon Mountain, Kuehn. Pick the part of town you want to be in.

Reserve early

The first cold snap up north sends a wave this way. In January the good spots are gone.

Quartzsite RV parks

Pick your part of town

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On the numbers here

Every street address and phone number on this page comes straight from the park itself — tap a number and your phone dials it. The last two are still being checked with their owners, because out here a line changes when the season changes and one wrong digit is worse than none at all.

Run one of these parks?

Send in your number, your sites and your season dates and we will write it up properly, with corrections any time.

Add your park

The other way to stay

Camping on the open desert

Half of Quartzsite never sees a hookup. They park on the public land around town, spread out for miles, and stay for the whole season.

Long-term desert camping

The season runs September 15 through April 15 on the public land around town, and the permit is one flat fee for the whole winter rather than a nightly rate.

Hundreds of acres of BLM land

There is room out there. Boondockers spread for miles across the Bureau of Land Management parcels that ring Quartzsite, and nobody is crowded.

Come self-contained

Most of the open desert has no hookups, water or dump station. Fill the tank in town, plan the propane, and leave no trace when you roll out in the spring.