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Your Home Away From Home in Pine, AZ
As a family of outdoor and RV enthusiasts, we understand the importance of finding exceptional places to stay while exploring with your RV. At Pine Creek RV Park, we are dedicated to ensuring your visit is enjoyable whether you're staying for a day, week, or as a full-time resident. Nestled in the scenic Rim Country of Arizona, our park offers year-round RV parking and camping along the tranquil Pine Creek. Our location provides easy access to the main attractions of Pine, AZ, including nearby grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, and barsall within walking distance. At 5,500 feet elevation, we offer a cooler escape during summer months, with temperatures typically 20 degrees lower than Phoenix. Our park is family-oriented and pet-friendly, allowing you to bring your furry companions along for the adventure.

Surrounded by the towering Ponderosa Pine Trees of the Mogollon Rim, we provide a unique experience that feels worlds away from the desert heat. Guests can enjoy nearby hiking trails, fishing spots, and spectacular views of Pine Creek Canyon. We are conveniently located near Tonto National Bridge State Park and two national forests, with easy access to winter activities like tubing and skiing just a short drive away. Our commitment to hospitality ensures that every guest experiences the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that make Pine Creek RV Park a standout destination in Arizona.
Services
RV Parking Dry Camping Storage Solutions Trail Access Fishing Trips Pet-Friendly Stays Winter Activity Access Local Transportation Campground Reservations Outdoor Recreation
Details
  • Year established: 2017
Highlights and features
  • We offer pet-friendly RV accommodations in a scenic forest setting.
  • Our park provides 24/7 access to hiking trails and fishing locations.
  • We guarantee competitive daily, weekly, and monthly RV parking rates.
  • Our staff maintains clean facilities and responsive customer service.
  • We provide proximity to both winter sports and summer outdoor activities.
Services
RV Parking
Our RV park provides secure, scenic parking spaces for both short-term and long-term stays. Located at 5,500 feet elevation, guests enjoy cooler summer temperatures and proximity to Pine Creek. Each site offers easy access to local amenities and outdoor recreational opportunities in Arizona's Rim Country.
Dry Camping
We offer dry camping options for adventurers seeking an immersive outdoor experience. Sites are situated near hiking trails, fishing lakes, and the natural beauty of the Mogollon Rim. Campers enjoy the sounds of Pine Creek and the shade of towering Ponderosa Pines while maintaining access to nearby park amenities.
Storage Solutions
Secure dry storage options are available for RV owners needing protected parking between trips. Our facility accommodates various vehicle sizes while providing convenient access to maintenance services and outdoor recreation in central Arizona's forested highlands.
Trail Access
Direct access to scenic hiking and mountain biking trails connects guests to the natural wonders of Rim Country. Explore Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, Fossil Creek Trail, and Fire On The Rim race routes while enjoying elevation-based climate advantages over lower desert regions.
Fishing Trips
Nearby lakes and streams provide excellent fishing opportunities for trout and other native species. Guests can visit Bear Canyon Lake, Blue Ridge Reservoir, or Chevelon Lake within short driving distances from our park, with equipment rentals available locally.
Questions
What RV hookups are available at Pine Creek RV Park?
We offer dry camping with no electrical or water hookups at individual sites. Shared restroom facilities and potable water access are available for guests.
Are pets allowed in the park?
Yes, we are a pet-friendly facility. Leashed pets are welcome in all camping areas and common spaces throughout the park.
What nearby attractions are accessible from the park?
Guests can walk to local restaurants and shops in Pine. Nearby natural attractions include Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, Fossil Creek Trail, and the Mogollon Rim viewpoints.
Does the park offer winter camping options?
We remain open year-round. Winter visitors enjoy occasional snowfall and proximity to tubing locations on the Rim, with 1.5-hour access to Snow Bowl ski resort.
How far is the park from Phoenix?
Pine Creek RV Park is located approximately 1.5 hours north of the Phoenix metropolitan area via Highway 87.
Can I reserve a campsite in advance?
Yes, reservations can be made by calling our office directly at 928-978-7524 during business hours.
Reviews (4)
Clay Munn
Jan 30, 2022 Report
They are $15 more a nite than the camp ground in Payson. You have to pay $10 extra if you want to use the bathroom and shower. There are a lot of permanent residents the place looks like a dump. Save your money Payson campground is only about 15 miles away.
Majic Miranda
Oct 27, 2020 Report
It's ok. There isn't much to say, water. & power hook up, Wi-Fi, no dump, gravel, spaces are very close to each other. You can walk to a small market & places to eat The Pine Tavern was delicious
Lara Mazzone
Sep 18, 2020 Report
Site 21 is amazing! Beautiful view and feels very private. We loved being right in town as well. My only complaint is its $45 a night but if you want to have access to the bathrooms and showers its $65!!!! When we asked why, she told us the water is expensive. Luckily we had our portable shower and still used just as much water as we would have showering in the actual bathrooms! I just think it should be mentioned on the website site that there is not access to any bathroom facilities for the standard $45 price.
Shandra Steininger
Jun 29, 2020 Report
This was not quite what we expected. The website and pictures definitely paint a different picture. The single bathroom/shower was very dirty and not cleaned or refilled all weekend. We couldn't get the wifi to work either, even after asking twice. There were not picnic tables or fire pits. Overall it was a poorly maintained campground.