380 Frisco Avenue
Clifton, AZ 85533
928-865-9064
928-292-0221

Come and play in Greenlee County's prime outdoor vacationland and stay at the North Clifton RV Park; centrally located in the Town of Clifton, Arizona. The RV Park sits next to the San Francisco River and is surrounded by colorful cliffs and mountains that offer guests the chance to relax in peaceful surroundings. Along with relaxing, you can feel free to take a nature walk that begins by stepping outside one's RV or tent. It can be a casual stroll or for the more adventurous hiker, there are trails leading to summits of the surrounding bold peaks. If you enjoy fishing, the San Francisco has holes abundant with catfish that are just a stones throw away. Our accommodations and comfortable facilities will satisfy even the most particular traveler. All sites easily handle even the biggest RV. There are 55 RV sites and tent sites. With affordable rates for both short-and-long tern visitors, we welcome you to stay for a day, a week, a month or all season long. The Town of Clifton was founded back in 1873 following the discovery of rich deposits of copper in the surrounding areas. North Clifton was a neighborhood which paralleled the San Francisco River and lined Frisco Avenue with Tall trees intermixed within the Victorian-style homes. Many families who lived in North Clifton were fourth generation and enjoyed their neighborhood. In the 1983, the hundred year flood took a devastating toll on the neighborhood. Unable to put residents back in harms way of flood waters, an idea for a park was conceived through a partnership with the U.S. Corps of Engineers, State of Arizona and the Town of Clifton. Residents were relocated and work began on a project that meant to be an economic development tool for the historical mining town of Clifton. While visiting the North Clifton RV Park, take the time to look around Clifton, visit the Chase Creek Historic District. This street has some of Arizona's best preserved buildings which feature Territorial Period architecture. Known as the birthplace of Geronimo, Clifton is also the gateway to the White Mountains via the famous Coronado Trail Scenic Byway (Hwy 191). It is one of the most scenic mountain highways in the Southwest. Another scenic and historic route is the Black Hills Back Country Byway a route that offers valleys, canyons and mountain ranges. The road was constructed by Territorial Prisoners in the early 1900's. Morenci, another historical mining town, has the second largest open pit copper mine and is still operating. It is a man-made marvel that is worth seeing. Tours are available. Rock hounding is a popular activity in Greenlee County. If golf is your sport a beautiful nine-hole course is located in York There are so many unlimited opportunities for experiencing the beauty of unaltered wide-open spaces. So many things see and do, but make sure to bring plenty of film. The RV Park is open 24 hours a day and space can be easily obtained. Rates are $19.00 a night/ $95.00 a week/ $285.00 a month. Tents are $10.00 a night. The North Clifton RV Park is a full hook-up park which is newly constructed and opened September of 2002. Hope to see you here and have a safe day!

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