Cotton Lane RV Resort is one of the nearest RV parks to Tolleson but is only open to travelers 55 years and older. Sites there have amenities including full hookups, an indoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and a par-three golf course. It’s also just off Interstate 10, so you should have no trouble traveling around when you stay at Cotton Lane. Another option is the Destiny RV Resort just down the road from Cotton Lane. They also have full hookups for your RV rental from Tolleson, along with a heated pool, laundry facilities, a fitness center, and a dog run for your four-legged companion. If you’d prefer to spend more time in nature when you choose a camper rental in Tolleson then Riverside Campground north of Phoenix might be a decent option for you. There’s no drinking water available and only a vault toilet, so you’ll need to come prepared, however, you can’t beat the beautiful scenery of the Tonto Forest and nearby Bartlett Lake. Tolleson also has two Walmart stores within its city limits, and with manager permission, you might be able to stay for a night or two at either of them.

Tolleson is primarily a residential community, but when you rent an RV here, you’ll have easy access to all of the major attractions in the Phoenix metropolitan area. For great shopping and restaurants, check out the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale; it’s the hub of tourist activity in the city and includes a hockey arena, a football stadium, a movie theater, outlet stores, and many great restaurants. However, if you’re a motorsports fan, you’ll want to make your way over to Avondale where the Phoenix International Raceway is located. It plays host to both NASCAR and IndyCar races each year along with several local events. If you’re interested in Native American art and history, you’ll definitely need to make time for the Heard Museum. They have all sorts of exhibits ranging from sculpture gardens to paintings, and there are usually live performances on the weekends. There’s also the Bible Museum in Goodyear, which features a very unique set of exhibits including a collection of bibles from around the world and a hands-on look at the Dead Sea Scrolls. No matter you’re religious preferences, the museum is sure to spark your curiosity from a historical perspective.