RV Rental Hayden, AZ

When in Hayden you’ll find there are many outdoor activities you may partake in. One is a visit to the Dripping Spring Mountains. These are just a short drive from town and are an exquisite mountain range known for their abandoned mines and rare wildlife. It’s a great place to bring your Hayden camper rental and go hiking or take some photos.

The Tortilla Mountains are another great mountain range to drive to. Also a short drive away from Hayden, they are ideal for hikers as they offer many winding trails through canyons. Featured are many impressive boulders you can climb and cattle trails to view. However, be careful when traveling down the cattle trails as these are often still in use and may possibly find yourself being overcome with herds of cattle.

Another outdoor destination to venture to is the Gila River. A tributary of the Colorado River, the Gila River is surrounded by lush trees and was one of the first designated wilderness areas in the area. At times horseback rides through its trails are available. Set up a camping site, roast some marshmallows, or just wander through the vast area to view rare birds like the Southwestern Flycatcher and Elf Owl.

There are many places to park your luxury Hayden motorhome rental. One to try is the Palo Verde RV Park in Winkleman. Located near the Gila River, this historic RV Park is a short drive away from Hayden and offers daily, weekly, and monthly rates. Amenities provided include water, trash pickup, and sewer services.

For those who want to experience nature at its finest, point your Hayden travel trailer towards Winkelman River Park. This park is located just a few minutes away from the city and offers a flat daily rate per site. Electric, and water hookups for your RV are available. You can also hike down the local trails for a quick walk through nature as this park is situated near many interesting hiking spots.

There’s also Copper Corridor RV Park located in Tacna. This campground offers seasonal rates as well as daily, weekly, and monthly rates for your convenience. It offers large RV spaces so you have plenty of room to park and move around. Also provided are full RV hookups, a Rec hall, laundry facilities, and a dog park for Barney!

While Hayden is a tiny place, it features a rich history that provides plenty of places you can explore. One place in particular is the Old Ripsey Mine. Located about an hour away from town, this mine was known for digging up large amounts of copper and silver during its heyday. You can walk around this ghost town and view the old mine as well as rusting relics buried half-way under the sand. While you are able to view the old abandoned homes up close, be careful when doing so as they might not be very sturdy and safe.

While you are out exploring mines stop by Hayden Smelter. This mine is located inside Hayden and was known for its high amounts of copper. It’s also one of the tallest free-standing structures in Arizona.

Located near the Hayden Smelter is the Superstition Serpentarium. This museum is situated in a quirky old house and is home to one of the smallest venomous snake museums in the country. While here, you can view rattlesnakes, vipers, cobras, and many other unique reptiles.

The Casa Grande National Monument, situated about an hour away, in Coolidge is an iconic national monument known for its old ruins and is believed to have been built by the Desert People. You can view the intricate canal system they built and take guided tours to view more interesting features of this national monument. The area is also known for its colorful cactus's and curious owls.

After all that exploring you will soon be hungry. Hayden is known especially for its Mexican cuisine. You’ll find many local restaurants that offer authentic Mexican or Southwestern dishes, like tacos and burritos.

If it's that amazing Arizona sunshine you are looking for, rent a travel trailer in Hayden. Enjoy a leisurely stroll on one of many trails, watch a sunset, and take in the jaw-dropping landscape. Rent an RV in Hayden and explore The Grand Canyon State!