ALPINE, Arizona sits at 8,000 feet in the White Mountains, where cool summers and alpine lakes draw outdoor lovers from across the Southwest. With 20 RV parks nearby, this mountain town serves as a perfect base camp for fishing, hiking, and stargazing under dark skies.
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ALPINE is a small mountain town surrounded by the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, known for Luna Lake, the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway, and abundant wildlife including elk and bald eagles. The town hosts summer festivals and offers easy access to trails, fishing spots, and historic sites like the Blue Vista overlook.
The 20 RV parks in the area range from rustic forest campgrounds to full-service parks with WiFi and hookups. Apache National Forest Luna Lake Campground offers lakeside sites and group camping for $26-$200 per night, while Alpine Village RV Park and Coronado Trail RV Park provide modern amenities like WiFi and sewer hookups for $32 per night. Horse Springs Campground appeals to those seeking a quiet, off-grid experience.
ALPINE is known for its high-elevation mountain setting, cool summer climate, and outdoor recreation. The town sits near Luna Lake and the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway, offering fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests.
Twenty RV parks surround ALPINE, including Apache National Forest Luna Lake Campground with lakeside sites, Alpine Village RV Park with WiFi and dump stations, and Coronado Trail RV Park with full hookups and showers. Most parks sit within 10 miles of downtown ALPINE.
Many RV parks in ALPINE welcome pets, including Apache National Forest Luna Lake Campground and Coronado Trail RV Park. Most parks require pets to be leashed, and some charge small additional fees for furry companions.
