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RV Camping & Water Adventures at Apache Lake Marina & Resort - Mesa, AZ

RV Camping & Water Adventures at Apache Lake Marina & Resort

Roosevelt

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Overview

Discover prime RV camping at Apache Lake Marina & Resort, where water adventures and rugged trails promise a memorable desert escape. Read on to learn more about this unique lakeside retreat!

Roosevelt, Arizona

RV Sites 50 AMP: Up to 38 ft

50 AMP • Full Hookups • Pull In or Back In • For RVs up to 38 ft Long

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of RVing at Apache Lake, where adventure awaits right outside your door. Kayak or paddleboard to hidden coves, hike scenic trails, and unwind in your cozy mobile oasis. Enjoy modern amenities and the soothing sounds of the desert night for an unforgettable getaway.

Enjoy a stay on Apache Lake!

Duration

1-7 night stays

Please call to book for a stay longer than 7 nights

Site rates fluctuates seasonally and are subject to change.

About

Apache Lake becomes your playground when you’re RVing. Launch your kayak or paddleboard from your own doorstep, casting off for hidden coves and secluded inlets. Hike the dusty trails that snake through the cacti-studded landscape, returning to a refreshing shower and home-cooked meal in your mobile oasis. And when the day is done, collapse onto your plush bed, lulled to sleep by the lullaby of the desert night.

  • 50 Amp RV campsite
  • Pull In or Back In Sites for RVs up to 38 Ft.
  • Includes water and sewage
  • Near by restrooms and showers

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Water Activities

Start your day with kayaks or paddleboards before midday crowds arrive.

Check Water Levels Regularly

Lake levels can fluctuate, so verify current conditions for the best boating experience.

Bring Sun Protection

Desert sun can be intense; pack sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.

Use Wildlife Spotting Skills on Trails

Look out for desert bighorn sheep and various bird species along the trails.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • desert bighorn sheep
  • red-tailed hawks

History

Apache Lake was formed in the 1960s as part of a hydroelectric project, serving as a vital water resource for the region.

Conservation

The resort operates with sustainability in mind, emphasizing water conservation and minimal habitat disturbance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sun Protection Gear

Essential

Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are vital for protecting against desert sun.

summer specific

Water Shoes

Essential

Water shoes enhance comfort and safety during kayaking and paddleboarding.

spring;summer;fall specific

Hiking Backpack

Essential

A sturdy pack for carrying water, snacks, and gear during trail hikes.

spring;summer;fall;winter specific

Weather-Resistant Clothing

Essential

Layered clothing helps adjust to variable desert temperatures.

winter;fall specific