Being close to Phoenix, El Mirage is surrounded by numerous RV parks and motorhome campgrounds, with the majority catering to the 55+ crowd and several attracting long-term snowbirds. The sole campground in town is Pueblo El Mirage RV Resort, a large 55+ park with plenty of full hookup sites, restrooms, and showers/hot tubs. A few more options are close by, in Peoria and Surprise, with a handful of regional/state parks found within 30 miles. Most sites have full hookups, showers, and restrooms; several have pools and a wide range of recreational facilities. If you don't need to hook up to water or electricity, you may want to consider staying at the parking lot of the local Walmart. Get the manager's approval and you just might have a place to park your El Mirage camper rental for a night or two. You'll also find a handful of gas stations located in town, some with extended hours.

Several Major League Baseball (MLB) teams head to Arizona in February and March for the Cactus League. The Cactus League precedes MLB’s regular season and offers a fantastic opportunity to get closer to action and score autographs from your favorite players. Find the best El Mirage RV rental and you’ll be closer to some of the stadiums used for spring training like the Surprise Stadium, the Camelback Ranch Stadium, and the Peoria Sports Complex. If football is more your kind of ballgame, catch the Arizona Cardinals play in the regular season at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. Any other time of the year, drop by at the Challenger Space Center in Phoenix to browse artifacts, memorabilia, and other exhibits related to space travel and the universe in general. Learn about first-hand accounts of those who have taken an active part in the exploration of space. An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Challenger Space Center was founded in 1986 to commemorate the crew of shuttle flight STS-51L that broke up in-flight. Step into an 1800's town at the Pioneer Living History Museum, also in Phoenix. Interpreters in lawmen, cowboy, and Victorian lady costumes will walk you through a ranch complex, a Victorian house, and a one-room log cabin school. Set on 90 acres, the museum houses a handful more historically accurate reproductions of other structures that evoke an Old West village. At the end of the day, tuck into a hearty meal of American comfort food, Southwestern staples, and Mexican fare to refuel. Diners and national fast food chains have a strong presence here and nearby, while a few places farther from the city offer Asian and Italian cuisine. Barbecue is served in several grills and pubs while vegetarian/vegan options can be ordered in a few places. The Grand Canyon National Park is, without doubt, Arizona’s main tourist draw. But don’t forget to seek out the smaller gems tucked along less traveled paths. Act now before the secret is out. Search for an RV rental in El Mirage, AZ today and set out on a hunt for Arizona’s under-the-radar natural treasures.