Calizona RV Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in Needles, California, Calizona RV Park offers a unique blend of nostalgia and comfort for travelers exploring the Mother Road. With its welcoming atmosphere and vintage charm, this park is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the rich history of Americana. Enjoy spacious RV sites surrounded by stunning desert landscapes, plus convenient amenities that ensure a relaxing stay. Calizona is more than just a stopover—it's a memorable part of your Route 66 journey!
Jeff Matthews
2 months ago"My first day here but the owners were very friendly and helpful , have met several friendly neighbors already . Nice park , nice site at a very reasonable rate . Oldest operating RV park on historic Route 66 ."
Robert Bateman
9 months ago"Great RV park! Gets a little hot in late summer but snowbirds love it. The owners are very nice people! Approaching from the north has better access roads. Mini golf, pickleball, and giant chess are activities along with a very nice clubhouse!"
Lea Barrymire
10 months ago"This was a very nice, clean and organized rv park. I only stayed a couple of days but see the draw for a longer term visit. The laundry facilities and bathing areas were super clean. There is plenty of room for you to wander."
Renee Anderson
3 years ago"Love this park! People are friendly. Managers made us feel welcome and definitely make this park worth staying in. During the winter season this place is completely full of some of the friendliest people you will ever meet. There are several activities throughout the winter season to keep guest entertained. The views of sunrise and sunsets are amazing. Definitely a park worth staying at. Yes, there is some road noise."
BRAD BURT
5 months ago"Quiet RV park. Reasonable rates especially considering it's in California where you will pay $15.09 for a Big Mac combo meal. Dominique is a friendly and efficient manager. Conveniently located so it's not too far to cross into Arizona and save money. I easily saved over $45 buying my fuel across the river."
