Show Low Lake Campground

We really enjoyed our stay at this quiet campground on Show Low Lake. It is conveniently located just off highway 260 and within walking distance to several amenities including Walmart. There is no water or electricity at our site but they do have several locations around the campground to fill up on fresh water. The dump station was clean and easy to access. Most sites have plenty of shade and privacy. The map that they provide can be a little confusing but Phil the campground host was more than happy to point us in the right direction.

Pulled in at 4pm on a Monday evening on June 2nd. Slightly raining that night but woke up to the storm that had passed and clear blue skys.
The sights are fairly level and are all gravel along with the road in camp. The roads are packed enough that some older folks were riding around on a Hover round.
We were just passing through and lok forward to coming back to visit.

Our site had power, but be aware only 7 sites have power and only 30 amp. Very close to lake. Next to zero cell coverage (Verizon) but our satellite dish worked fine.

This was our first time out with our new trailer and our first time even owning a trailer. We managed to get four days in the middle of the Arizona summer on a weeks notice so we were thrilled. We stayed in site 33 and were all in all very happy with the site. This particular site is right on the road so you will hear a noise traffic but it is really not bad at all. The advantage is it’s a very short walk to the lake.
This actual site does have a 30 amp hook up. However it does not have its own individual water. There is a water fill station very close to site 33. As complete newbies this was a challenge for us but I am sure experienced RVers would have no problem.
There is a large picnic table and a fire pit at the site. The campground was quiet and clean.

Found this by accident after we pulled into Show Low for an RV repair. Everything was closed for Easter weekend so we had to wait foe things to reopen on Monday. Beautiful, peaceful and perfect for fishing, kayaks and paddle boards!

I had a lot of work on so I needed full time electricity as opposed to running my geni. While in the area I found this nice little campground. Be aware, it is right next to town and there are neighborhoods next to the campground. It is across the road from scenic Lake Show Low.
I arrived without a reservation in early April. The kind couple that run the site were able to find me a space for 3 nights which was perfect for my needs. The campground offers a mix of tent camping, trailer spaces with and without electric hookups. 30 Amp and 120. There is also a dump station . None of the sites have sewage connections nor water. Drinking water and trash dumpsters are available in a couple of spots.
Now I was in site 32 which is by the road but it is not at all a busy street so I slept fine. The people living in the houses behind my site were also quiet as was the entire campground.
I think the price of $30/night was a little high but then again I am closely related to Scrooge McDuck.

The degree different from the valley was a welcome change from 110. It was an older park but in good shape.
This is a heavy treed area, would say not big rig friendly (40 or plus) Make it a point to be clear with the office on your size. There is some tight areas in the park for turning.
Some toilet were pit and there were some flush, needing a little more TLC.
There were limited spots with elect and didn't see any water hook ups on site.There were areas to get water.

At 6,500 feet elevation, Show Low Lake campground surrounds a stunning 100 acre lake. The tree studded grounds are open year round offering 75 camping sites, some with electric hook-ups, as well as dump station, restrooms, shower facilities (seasonal), day use picnic ramadas, and playground.