Extra Campy Logo

County Park

Usery Mountain Regional Park

3939 North Usery Pass Road

Mesa, Arizona 85207

United States

602-506-29304

33.4791764, -111.6194709

Campground Overview

About Usery Mountain Regional Park

How does an expansive desert campground just minutes from Mesa, Arizona, manage to feel so serene and untamed? Usery Mountain Regional Park Campground offers a blend of natural beauty, thoughtful amenities, and sweeping vistas of the Sonoran Desert, all anchored by the striking Pass Mountain.

This campground features 73 well-maintained sites, each equipped with water and 30/50-amp electrical hookups, picnic tables, barbecue grills, and fire rings. Designed to accommodate RVs up to 45 feet, the sites are generously spaced for privacy and surrounded by dense desert flora, including iconic cacti. Additional comforts include immaculate restrooms with flush toilets, hot showers, a dump station, and a visitor-friendly nature center. Adventurers will find 29 miles of hiking and biking trails directly accessible from the campground, while a nearby archery range and bird-watching areas offer unique recreational opportunities. Evenings here bring incredible star-filled skies and the chance to spot local wildlife, such as quail and coyotes.

Situated just 15 miles from the rugged Superstition Wilderness of the Tonto National Forest and within easy reach of vibrant Mesa, this campground is the perfect base for day trips to explore the area’s hiking, biking, and desert vistas. Whether for a weekend escape or an extended stay, Usery Mountain Regional Park seamlessly combines convenience with the allure of the wild desert.

Vitals

Number of Sites

Unknown

Elevation

2016feet 614meters

Pad Type

Unknown

Max Length

Unknownfeet

Details

Hookups

Unknown

Hookup Details

Unknown

Pull-thru Sites

Unknown

Restrictions

None

Amenities

Pets

Unknown

Kids

Unknown

Bathhouse

Unknown

Extras

Unknown

Booking Information

Reservations

Unknown

Season

Unknown

Usery Mountain Regional Park not your vibe?

If you love the area but Usery Mountain Regional Park is not your vibe or is booked up, check out these alternatives.