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Tucked in between some of central Arizona’s best-preserved wilderness areas, the town of Rio Verde is a great escape for those looking to get closer to nature while maintaining an easy distance to a city. Just past the northeastern reaches of Phoenix, Rio Verde has been able to maintain its little corner of the world with ease. With a history of agriculture, the community knows how to enjoy the land around them. With the Verde River running north-south just to the east of town and a variety of outdoor adventuring opportunities within easy reach, Rio Verde serves as the perfect destination to rent an RV and get exploring the beauty of the American Southwest.

When you book an RV in Maricopa County, you get to experience the natural beauty of the Southwest all around you all while remaining close to the urban centers of Arizona. This balance creates a perfect escape from reality as you hike over the mountains, walk the halls of the museums, and take in that famous desert night sky.

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The Great Outdoors

Just to the south of Rio Verde is the McDowell Mountain Regional Park near Fountain Hills, Arizona. The park is home to hundreds of Native American petroglyphs and several archaeological dig sites, so if learning about the prehistoric history of the area is an interest to you, a day spent at McDowell may be necessary. With 40 miles of hiking trails, you’ll be able to see the petroglyphs first hand, as well as see the variety of desert plant life. And if you want to learn more about the stunning desert night sky, you can stay in the park until one of the evening stargazing talks begins.

Just north of Rio Verde is the Tonto National Forest near Payson, Arizona. At almost three million acres of land, the Tonto National Forest is the largest national forest in Arizona. Tonto National Forest is home to a variety of habitats, such as the quintessential Southwestern deserts, mountains ranges, pine forests, and even a few lakes and rivers. Thanks to the wide variety of landscapes, there are a wide variety of recreational options available. One favorite place to visit is the Fossil Creek Wild and Scenic River. Here, you can canoe down the 17-mile river and get to see the park from a whole new angle. Not only that, but the bright limestone formations that decorate the banks are something of a natural marvel.

Just a short drive away and a wonderful half-day, or even full-day trip is the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve in Phoenix, Arizona. With 18,000 acres ready to be explored thanks to 36 miles of trails, the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve offers a small outpost of Arizona’s natural wilderness within very easy reach of the country’s capital. Throughout the park, there are trails of varying levels of difficulty that provide comfort to those looking for easier hikes and challenges to those wanting more arduous hikes. Regardless of which trail you choose, be sure to pack plenty of water.

RV Parks

When you book an RV rental in Rio Verde, Arizona, be sure to book yourself a spot at one of the local RV parks or campgrounds. Luckily enough, there are plenty of places in the region that are worth considering.

Just south of town is the Eagle View RV Resort at We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center. Here, guests can expect full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, laundry facilities, and a fitness center. Visitors will also have access to basketball and badminton courts.

Just to the west of Rio Verde is the Phoenix Metro RV Park, a 55+ RV park. Here, guests will have access to full hookups, restroom and shower facilities, and laundry facilities. Guests will also have access to an on-site pool.

When you find yourself needing to restock and refuel your RV rental in Rio Verde, be sure to plan ahead a little. While you have plenty of options available to you, you will still be driving a bit before you come across a large cluster of options.

Explore the City

When you rent an RV in Rio Verde, be sure to set aside some time to take a break from the sun and learn about the surrounding community. There is so much more to see in Arizona than deserts and forests that you may even forget that your trip to Arizona was to experience the deserts and forests.

Just in the northeast quadrant of Phoenix, just a short drive from Rio Verde is the Musical Instrument Museum. Here, visitors can learn all about the various different kinds of musical instruments from various cultures all over the world. Not only that, but the museum often hosts concerts showcasing a variety of musical genres and skills.

If you want to learn more about the indigenous history and culture of the region, then spend the day at the Heard Museum. Near downtown Phoenix, this cultural museum showcases a variety of artifacts from the different Native American tribes of the region. Visitors can learn about different art styles, both historic and modern, history and culture, and attend a variety of cultural events hosted by the museum.

If you’re looking for a more guided tour of some of the local desert flora, then spend part of your day at the Desert Botanical Gardens. Here, you’ll be able to learn how the various local flora, such as cacti, live and thrive in the desert surroundings. You will also learn that there is so much more to desert plant life than just cacti.

When you book a camper rental in Rio Verde, be sure to book yourself a table at one of the local restaurants. No matter what you like, you will be enthralled by the complexity and uniqueness of Arizona’s own blend of Native American and Mexican cuisine that you may find yourself wanting to get your hands on some hatch chiles when you return home.

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