Burro Creek Campground
There is a haunting quiet to the Arizona desert, almost as if it is holding its breath, waiting for you to listen. You can hear it in the wind that traverses the almost barren landscape; if this is what you're looking for on your RV camping vacation, then look no further than Burro Creek Campground, near Wikieup. This rustic and simple RV park has restrooms with flush toilets and sinks, dump stations, and potable water. All of the individual sites have a level pad, picnic table, trash can, and a fire grill, and can be rented by the day for a limited length of time (in order to provide camping opportunities for as many people as possible; you can ask what the limits are when you book your site).The area is a popular destination for hiking and backpacking, with its numerous varieties of native cactus and rock garden appearance. It's also a popular stop for motorists on nearby Highway 93 who are attracted by Burro Creek's tree-lined embankments and deep blue waters which contrast against the Sonoran Desert Canyon in the background. You can swim in the river and also picnic while you're here. Don't forget to take your RV rental for a spin on the local highways; there is something majestic about riding high above the surrounding traffic, in comfort, an experience that everyone should have at least once.
There is a haunting quiet to the Arizona desert, almost as if it is holding its breath, waiting for you to listen. You can hear it in the wind that traverses the almost barren landscape; if this is what you're looking for on your RV camping vacation, then look no further than Burro Creek Campground, near Wikieup. This rustic and simple RV park has restrooms with flush toilets and sinks, dump stations, and potable water. All of the individual sites have a level pad, picnic table, trash can, and a fire grill, and can be rented by the day for a limited length of time (in order to provide camping opportunities for as many people as possible; you can ask what the limits are when you book your site).The area is a popular destination for hiking and backpacking, with its numerous varieties of native cactus and rock garden appearance. It's also a popular stop for motorists on nearby Highway 93 who are attracted by Burro Creek's tree-lined embankments and deep blue waters which contrast against the Sonoran Desert Canyon in the background. You can swim in the river and also picnic while you're here. Don't forget to take your RV rental for a spin on the local highways; there is something majestic about riding high above the surrounding traffic, in comfort, an experience that everyone should have at least once.
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