Mesa / Apache Junction KOA

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Teddy Roosevelt called the Superstition Mountains "the most beautiful panorama nature has created."

Teddy Roosevelt called the Superstition Mountains "the most beautiful panorama nature has created." You'll see why not far from the Mesa/Apache Junction KOA, where giant saguaro cacti rise from the Sonoran Desert floor against a backdrop of craggy granite ramparts. Drive the 145-mile Apache Trail loop, resplendent with deep canyons, rugged trails and pristine lakes. Also nearby, climb a short path up to ancient cliff-dweller Indian ruins at Tonto National Monument. Explore with off-road jeep tours or guided horseback rides into the foothills. Phoenix is 30 miles west of the campground, with great restaurants, museums and a choice of Major League Baseball spring training games. A heated pool, a hot tub, assorted games and fine hospitality await at KOA. Savor them as the sun sets over the mountains. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 65 feet.

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50 Max Amp
70' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (Open Year-Round)
Hot Tub/Sauna
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Dog Park

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very nice campground clean well maintained hosts were very friendly 10/20/2019

Very friendly helpful staff. Park was clean and someone was available to answer questions. Very pet friendly. We will definitely be back to this KOA. 10/20/2019

Perfect smaller campground.loved it. Well set up.friendly staff.clean bathrooms.so many huge parks mostly for long term stay. This has alot of short term or overnighters. 10/20/2019

We really enjoyed our 4 day stay. We were assigned a large pull thru, level site on gravel, with our door facing east, a huge plus since it was still in the mid 90's during our stay so we had shade in the afternoon! The grounds we're immaculate... 10/19/2019

Very pleasant stay. The camp grounds were clean and we'll marked. The woman at the store was very accommodating and pleasant. We hope to stay there on our return trip 10/18/2019

The bathrooms, laundry room were very clean. The pool was nice and heated which was a plus. The only downfall was them raking the campsites while you are trying to enjoy the outdoors and blowing dust everywhere. 10/15/2019

Office closed at 4 10/15/2019

Our only complaint is there are no concrete pads to step on out of RV. Otherwise, great campground. 10/15/2019

Very clean KOA. Good place to stay when in the Phoenix area. 10/15/2019

Very clean and well organized, LOVED it! 10/14/2019

Nice campground, but ... the water pressure is on the low side and every 8 hours or so you have to re-sign into the WiFi. 10/13/2019

Great facilities and people. 10/13/2019

Great stay as always, very clean? Large sites, nice pool area. Recommend this KOA. 10/13/2019

Nice facility and courteous staff. 10/11/2019

Great campground East of the greater Tempe/Phoenix area & easy on/off the freeway. 10/11/2019

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A rich vein of history runs through this region. The Apache Trail once served as a stage coach and freight wagon route from Mesa to Globe. Indians, cowboys and miners have all roamed the mysterious Superstition Mountains. Jacob Waltz's Lost Dutchman Mine is still waiting to be discovered in a hidden canyon.

Today, the Apache Trail remains a treasure chest of adventure. Discover here a most fascinating ecosystem. Experience the breathtaking canyons, desert lakes, towering saguaro cacti and desert wildflowers. Keep a sharp lookout for desert bighorn sheep, coyotes, and rattlesnakes.

It takes more than a day to do Apache Junction
Explore the intriguing history of the area by visiting the museums, prehistoric Native American ruins and a century-old stagecoach stop. At the ghost town, try your hand at panning for gold or take a ride through the desert on a narrow gauge railroad, and remember to take home some prickly pear fudge!

Hike mountain trails or book an off-road jeep tour. Catch the cowboy spirit on a horseback adventure. Fish a desert lake or float through narrow canyons on a steamboat. For dinner, loosen your belts at the old Mining Camp Restaurant or enjoy a Branson-style stage and dinner show. Stay and Play in Mother Nature's Theme Park!

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Enjoy over 20 Goldfield Shops, Exhibits & Attractions from the Old West. Tour the famous Goldfield Mine, take the family for a Narrated Scenic Ride on Arizona's Only Operatin' Narrow Gauge Railroad. Treat the Family to Fancy Vittles at the Mammoth Steakhouse & Evening Entertainment in our 1890's Saloon. Located in the Shadow of the Legendary Supersition Mountains. Goldfield Ghost Town features: Rock Shop, Old Tyme Photos, Ice Cream Parlor, General Store, Gourmet Shop, Fudge Shop, Exotic Cactus Shop, Baked Goods, Western Wear, Live Reptile Exhibit, Steakhouse & Saloon, Blacksmith, Gold Panning, Goldfield Museum, Old West Shooting Gallery. Phone 480-983-0333
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