Crazy Horse Campgrounds

Crazy Horse Campgrounds is a family-run private RV park on Tucson's south side in Arizona, and one of the longest-running campgrounds in the metro area at over 60 years of continuous operation. It is not a modern resort build; it is a working campground with character, a loyal repeat clientele, and pricing that our Tucson guide rates among the most reasonable in the city for a full-hookup park. It suits families, budget-conscious travelers and anyone who wants full hookups without the snowbird-resort programming.

Hookups	Full (water, electric 30/50 amp, sewer)
Sites	~100
Max RV length	40 feet
Cost	$30–45/night; monthly rates available
Season	Year-round
Cell signal	Good

Hookups

Full (water, electric 30/50 amp, sewer)

Sites

~100

Max RV length

40 feet

Cost

$30–45/night; monthly rates available

Season

Year-round

Cell signal

Good

Why RVers stay here

Practically, you get full hookups with 30/50-amp service, sewer and water on around 100 sites that fit rigs to 40 feet, plus a pool, laundry and a camp store with the basics. Cell signal is good and the park is open year-round, at $30 to $45 a night with monthly rates available. It is generally easier to get into on shorter notice than the big Tucson resorts. Location is the trade-off: convenient to I-10 and the southern approaches, but farther from Saguaro National Park than the west-side options.

✓Full hookups with 30/50-amp at some of the most reasonable full-hookup rates in Tucson

✓Family-run for over 60 years, with consistent maintenance and fair pricing

✓Pool, laundry and a camp store on site

✓Generally easier to book on short notice than the snowbird resorts

✓Year-round operation with good cell signal

!Facilities reflect their age; this is not a resort build

!Farther from Saguaro National Park than the west-side Tucson options

What our guides say about Crazy Horse Campgrounds

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Tucson RV Parks & Campgrounds: Saguaro Country on Your Schedule

Crazy Horse has been operating on Tucson's south side for over 60 years, which makes it one of the longest-running campgrounds in the metro area. The facilities reflect that history — this is not a modern resort build but a family-run operation with character and a loyal repeat clientele. Full hookups are available, the sites are adequate for most rigs, and the pricing is among the most reasonable in Tucson for a full-hookup park.

The campground has a pool, laundry, and a camp store with basics. The atmosphere skews toward families and budget-conscious travelers rather than the snowbird resort crowd. Location is convenient for access to I-10 and the southern approaches to Tucson, though it is farther from Saguaro National Park than the west-side options.

History note: Sixty years of continuous operation in the RV park business is no small thing. Crazy Horse has survived the industry's consolidation trends because the family ownership keeps pricing fair and maintenance consistent. It is not flashy, but it works.

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Crazy Horse Campgrounds: frequently asked questions

Does Crazy Horse Campgrounds have full hookups?

Yes. Sites have water, sewer and 30/50-amp electric.

How much does Crazy Horse Campgrounds cost per night?

Our guide lists $30 to $45 per night, with monthly rates available. Confirm current rates with the campground.

What is the max RV length at Crazy Horse Campgrounds?

40 feet, and the sites are adequate for most rigs. Confirm with the operator if you are near that length.

Do you need reservations at Crazy Horse Campgrounds?

Reservations are wise, but our Tucson guide notes Crazy Horse is generally easier to get into on shorter notice than the winter resorts.

Is Crazy Horse Campgrounds open year-round?

Yes, it operates year-round.

Does Crazy Horse Campgrounds have a pool?

Yes. There is a pool, plus laundry and a small camp store.