Salt River thrills with wild horses roaming the Lower Salt River banks and epic tubing runs through Sonoran Desert canyons. Launch your trip from Apache West MHP or Mesa Gardens RV Park, the two top spots in our directory. These parks hook you up with WiFi and essentials so you chase adventures without worry.
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Salt River draws crowds to the Lower Salt River Recreation Area for tubing floats past saguaro cacti and wild horse sightings at Goldfield Recreation Site. Anglers cast lines for trout near Coons Bluff. Hikers tackle Usery Mountain trails just minutes away, while Saguaro Lake invites kayakers to paddle quiet waters.
Apache West MHP fits extended stays with WiFi, sewer hookups, water hookups, and drinking water at 200 to 500 dollars per night. Mesa Gardens RV Park attracts value seekers with WiFi, 30-amp and 50-amp power, plus showers for 48 to 55 dollars nightly. Both anchor you near river access for day trips into Tonto National Forest.
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Salt River stands out for wild horses along the Lower Salt River and popular tubing adventures. Visitors flock to Butcher Jones Beach for picnics and swims. Anglers target rainbow trout, while nearby Goldfield Ghost Town stages Old West shows year-round.
Find Apache West MHP and Mesa Gardens RV Park near Salt River in our directory. Apache West offers WiFi, sewer, water hookups in a mobile home park setting. Mesa Gardens provides budget rates, showers, 30/50-amp service close to river recreation.
Yes, Apache West MHP delivers full hookups with sewer, water, and drinking water. Mesa Gardens RV Park supplies 30-amp and 50-amp electric plus showers. Both keep you powered for exploring Tonto National Forest and the Lower Salt River.