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A cool climate, sunny disposition, and picturesque waterways make Dead Horse Ranch State Park one of the top outdoor recreation destinations in Arizona. Spend your days picnicking by the river, hiking through cottonwood forests, and exploring scenic paddling routes. Venture outside the park and you can discover local attractions like the Tuzigoot National Monument and Clemenceau Heritage Museum.

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Getting Outdoors

Dead Horse Ranch State Park is laced with more than 20 miles of multi-use trails suitable for hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders. The Lime Kiln Trail retraces a section of a historic wagon road that links Cottonwood to Sedona, while the Hickey Ditch Trail takes you through sun-dappled mesquite and Arizona black walnut groves.

Camping at Dead Horse Ranch State Park

RV camping at Dead Horse Ranch State Park offers a unique chance to sleep under the Sonoran Desert stars. Choose from more than 100 RV campsites spread across four loops, all with 30/50-amp service and private potable water stations. You'll also have access to picnic tables and fire pits for enjoying your meals outdoors. Some sites are shaded by mature cottonwoods, while others are sunnier and more open.

Exploring the Area

Dead Horse Ranch State Park is a fantastic base for exploring central Arizona. Perched high on a desert ridge, Tuzigoot National Monument is an ancient Sinaguan pueblo that traces its history to AD 1000. The visitors' center introduces you to the fascinating history of the Native American settlement and showcases pottery, tools, and other artifacts. A steep trail leads up to a scenic lookout where you'll enjoy sweeping views over the Verde River Valley. For a glimpse of life in the 19th century, don't miss the Clemenceau Heritage Museum, which features an excellent model of the Verde River Valley railway network.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Dead Horse Ranch State Park

Dan E.

January, 2025

100% recommend. Great communication, very accommodating, trailer was pristine. No complaints. Will rent again if ever in the area.
Ronda T.

December, 2024

The RV was perfect and the host could not be more accommodating. The experience of being able to rent a trailer this way made our Christmas very enjoyable. The house was full of family. This way we could stay on the property and be apart of all the activities.
Michael F.

December, 2024

Davan was great. The trailer was everything as described, price was right and the location was simple for pick up and drop off.

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