Point Of Rocks Rv Campground

Great park, nice nature trails, kid and pet friendly. A few minutes to Prescott, which has anything you could possibly need. Stayed here two weeks, will be back!

This place was amazing. It is a bit rustic, wooded and tucked into the area next to Watson lake. While you are here you can hike right from the campground to the lake or up into the granite Dells that surround the RV park. The hikes and views are truly amazing and not to be missed. It was quiet and peaceful at night. We loved it.

What a great place to stay in your RV next to Watson lake and Willow Lake. Wonderful hiking trails right outside your backdoor hook you into all of the Prescott trails. From the very easy to the very challenging are all available. The campsites themselves are very secluded lots of trees and shade in the summer time and you don’t feel like you’re on top of another camper. Laundry room is exceptionally clean, and the office staff were very helpful with guidance on things to do in the Prescott area will stay here again next time we come through.

Great campground. The owner was awesome and quick getting ahold of us when we had a leak inside our camper. He offered all the help to resolve the issue as quick as possible to minimize damage to our camper. Quiet and peaceful at night. Beautifully located.

The scenery is great once you hike to the lake, but over priced for being so run down.

Nice campground in a nice setting. Old but kept up. Full hookups, clean restrooms/​showers with lots of hot water. wiFi only available in or around office. $ 30/​night is a bit steep, but it’s conveniently located.

We were in the Prescott area, late at night, and we weren’t going to make it to our next planned stop in any kind of reasonable time. I called Point Of Rocks, they were just the first one on my list of alternate campsites.
It was after business hours. The guy who answered the phone went down to the office, set me up with a reservation, left me a map outside the office door. Thanks to him, I had somewhere to sleep.
The site is beautiful! Every campsite is surrounded by rocks, cacti, and other scenic elements. Much more pleasant than the giant parking lot style sites we’d been in elsewhere.
$ 30/​night for a full hookup, so not the cheapest, but very nice.
Most of the sites look like back-​in sites. I believe they have a limited number of pull-​through sites.
There is also hiking and lakes, but we didn’t get a chance to check them out.

We travel to Prescott every year for thanksgiving, We drive up in our RV, and it’s about a two-​hour drive. Once the drive is almost over, we see the rock formations that are, put-​simply, beautiful. Why am I saying all of this? Because the Point of Rocks RV campground is smack-​dab in the middle of those rocks.
Every spot in the campground has a great view of these rocks, although some are better than others. It’s layout is really nice and the bathrooms are in a perfectly accessible spot. The campground even has a trail for hikers, but it it isn’t a long one by any standards.
The campground doesn’t offer any wi-​fi service, but it’s really only a slight issue and is outweighed by all of the other great things available.
If you’re planning a trip to Prescott, and have an RV, stay here. It really is an unmatched campground in Prescott.

We stayed three nights in a pop up tent camper over Labor Day weekend. We will go back again. The restrooms and showers are clean. Good hiking trails, located in the midst of unique rock formations, and close to two lakes for fishing and kayaking. Away from but near to Prescott’s dining, shopping and fun events. A good mix of nature and conveniences.

I called the place on June 13, 2012 to make a reservation for the 21^st through the 24^th. A male answered. I explained my equipment and needs; van conversion, 10×14 screen house, fairly close to the restrooms and showers due to my wife’s knee injury, and as much shade as possible. He seemed interested in helping and, after several minutes, said I was all set. I gave him my credit card information and rang off feeling pretty good about the experience.
I checked in around 1:30 on June 21. A female asked if the hi-​lo in the driveway was mine. I pointed to the van. She said that it was against policy to have people in their RV Park (it’s a campground by name) sleep in their car. What? Oh, she continued, the owner took the reservation so, «I guess it’s alright.» I was amazed at her lack of customer service abilities and her condescending attitude. I questioned her about just exactly what the problem is and she went back to the sleeping in the car stupidity.
The site was pleasant but you should know that there are zero ammenities; no wi-​fi at the site, no cable TV, and you have to dig into wads of fiberglass insulation infested with all kinds of bugs to get at the water spigot. Frankly, this is not an RV park. Simply by restricting tents, the only restriction on their web site and on-​site written policies, doesn’t turn this sow’s ear into a silk purse.
Sunday morning there was no toilet paper in the men’s restroom and I had to use the last, really, couple of paper hand towels. Anybody after me was SOL.
I met the guy who took the reservation when we checked out. I commented on the rude behavior of the female. He did not offer an apology but went into some diatribe about no being clear about policies and went way off track when he started talking about tents. Turns out he is the son of the owners. Odd that policies would be so challenging. I told him that I would have followed any of their policies had I known them in advance and reminded him that he was the one who took the reservation. He just started repeating himself. I told him that I wanted an apology for the way I was treated and, at this point, I resented the food I had supplied for his and her tables. He seemed not to hear as he droned on about unclear policies.
We left and will never return.

Cool place near lakes you can’t swim in. Huh? Yup… That’s right… Even when it’s 100 degrees in Summer you can hike to the lake, take photos, enjoy the neato’ rock formations (boulders of the Granite Dells), but no swimming allowed! OK, so maybe that was just a pet-​peeve of mine, but this place is actually pretty nice. Clean, well run facility, with friendly staff. Some sites more scenic and desirable that others. Check it out!