RV Communities in Arizona
3 communities offering annual, seasonal, long-term RV sites
RV Community Living in Arizona
Arizona is one of the most popular destinations for RV community living in the western United States, particularly for snowbirds and retirees. The Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas are home to dozens of well-established 55+ RV communities, many of which feature resort-style amenities including golf courses, heated pools, fitness centers, and packed social calendars.
The state's dry desert climate — with over 300 days of sunshine per year — makes it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking relief from harsh northern winters. Winter temperatures in the Phoenix area typically range from the mid-60s to low 70s, creating perfect conditions for the October through April peak season when seasonal communities are at full capacity.
Beyond the major metros, Arizona offers RV communities near Sedona's red rocks, the Sonoran Desert, and the Colorado River corridor. The cost of living is moderate compared to California, and the state has no tax on Social Security benefits — a significant draw for retired RV community residents.
Arizona at a Glance
What Seekers Need to Know About Arizona
- Arizona does not tax Social Security income, making it especially attractive for retired RV community residents.
- Summer temperatures in the Phoenix area regularly exceed 110°F. Many seasonal communities close or reduce services from May through September.
- Water is a precious resource in Arizona. Ask communities about their water sourcing, rates, and any usage restrictions before signing a lease.
- Arizona's Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act provides legal protections for RV park residents, including rules around rent increases and lease terminations.
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Cities with RV communities in Arizona
Apache Junction • Buckeye • Casa Grande