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Think about Arizona and your mind will almost certainly conjure up images of Saguaro cactuses, blowing tumbleweeds, and vast stretches of parched terrain. There’s another side to this southwestern state though, one of high mountain peaks and temperate climate; this is where the town of Show Low comes in.

Show Low’s climate is considered mild compared to the rest of the state due to its elevation being above 6,000 feet. Temperatures frequently drop below freezing during the winter and snow is a real possibility. During the summer, these lower temperatures are a welcome relief from the desert heat found elsewhere in Arizona, but be sure to bring appropriate clothing if visiting during colder months. Fortunately, Show Low is only 180 miles from Phoenix and just over a two-hour drive from its fellow mountain town of Flagstaff. When you book an RV in Show Low you'll be in an ideal location for exploring the desert regions of Arizona while beating the summer heat.

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The Great Outdoors

There is plenty of great outdoor recreation to enjoy in the White Mountains and beyond, but if you’re just scouting for a place to lay down a picnic blanket or let the kids run off some energy you can make a stop at Show Low City Park. Walking trails, a basketball court, and a dog park make this the perfect green space to lounge in for a few hours.

Another great place to enjoy nature with your Show Low RV rental is the Fool Hollow Recreation Area just northwest of town. The lake at the center of it is perfect for swimming and kayaking, with boat rentals being available in town. There are also several great hiking trails encircling the lake, which can be traversed by visitors of just about any fitness level.

There’s also Petrified Forest National Park, which is only about an hour's drive to the north of Show Low and has some of the most otherworldly landscapes you’ll ever lay eyes on. This is one of the most under-appreciated parks in the national park system. However, it’s one of the easiest parks to see in its entirety when your Show Low motorhome rental if you don’t have a lot of time. In just one day, you can see historic Native American petroglyphs, a forest of petrified logs, and the strangest and most beautiful sandstone rock formations.

RV Parks near Show Low

There are tons of places to camp with your motorhome rental near Show Low and in the mountains surrounding the town. K-Bar RV Resort is to the northwest of town; they offer activities including bingo, poker, and corn toss, in addition to full hookups and spacious RV sites.

Another option is the nearby Venture In RV Resort, an age-qualified park for travelers 55 and over. The park has full hookups, shuffleboard, a library, and nature trails that leave from the park. They also offer planned activities like dances, potlucks, live music, and sightseeing tours to the surrounding area. There’s also Woodfield RV Park just down the road, which has similar age restrictions and amenities.

For a more rustic campsite to enjoy with your Show Low travel trailer rental, consider the Show Low Lake Campground. Sites include electrical hookups, and there is a dump station on site. Shower facilities are offered during the warmer months, so you won’t be completely boon-docking it with your Show Low RV rental. There’s also a Walmart Supercenter right off the main road where you may be able to stay for a few nights (with manager permission).

Exploring the Town of Show Low

Like many mountain towns, the main draw of getting an RV rental in Show Low, AZ, is the outdoor recreation opportunities surrounding it. However, there’s always a rainy day or a time when someone in the family is too tired for those things and those are the perfect occasions to explore the town. The Show Low Museum should be one of your first stops if you’re someone that’s into Southwestern history. Here you’ll find exhibits covering everything from Native American history to a room focused on the 2002 Rodeo-Chediski wildfire, one of the largest wildfires in U.S. history.

In the downtown area, you will also find a number of interesting shops selling tourist souvenirs and interesting gifts. Many of these shops sell Native American handicrafts but always check for certificates of origin and authenticity to know that what you’re buying is actually produced by Native American artisans.

While Show Low isn’t a particularly large community and has a much lower proportion of immigrants compared to the rest of the state, you’ll want to make certain that you try some of the Mexican or Native American cuisines on offer here. Trying new foods is one of the easiest ways to dive into an unfamiliar culture and the burritos, quesadillas, and fry bread are sure to please any visitor.

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