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• Campground: Lake Pleasant Regional Park
• Location: Lake Pleasant, AZ (18 mi NW of Phoenix)
• WBCCI discount: No
• Rally park: Probably not; however, it's a good place to remain overnight on the way
• to San Diego or Old Mexico.
• special: Many of the 140 developed sites overlook the lake. A place of scenic beauty that provides an opportunity for swimming in a fresh water lake. Extreme high temperatures and lack of any shade will tax your air conditioner in July, August, and September.

• Campground: Lees Ferry, Arizona
• Submitted by: Jerry Heald
• Location: Near Marble Canyon, AZ
• Rally park: For the more adventurous, possibly. Reservations not accepted. No hookups, no cell service. Can be very hot in summer.
• What's special: Wonderful views of sandstone cliffs and the Colorado River. Water & dump nearby. Near raft launch site.

• Campground: Navajo National Monument
• Website: http://www.nps.gov/nava/
• Email: http://www.nps.gov/nava/pphtml/contact.html (form)
• Phone: 928-672-2700
• Location: Near Kayenta, AZ, up in the northeast corner of the state
• WBCCI discount: Nope. It's a national monument.
• Rally park: I think so, but not everybody would be so into hiking as we are. Maybe as a nice stopover for a caravan!
• What's special: Its natural beauty, its serenity, and the Anasazi ruins, which are better preserved than the ones at Mesa Verde!
• Submitted by: Lynn Eubank

• Campground: Zane Grey RV Park
• Location: 54 miles south of Flagstaff, AZ on State Road 260
• What's special: All sites are nicely situated among giant cottonwood trees. Full hook-ups. Quiet, clean, oasis in which to escape the summer heat of Phoenix and points south. No amenities or recreation on site. This is a place from which to explore the Tonto National Forest.

• Campground: El Mirador
• Submitted by: Jerry Heald
• Location: San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico. Six hour drive from Nogales, AZ. Road down may lack adequate shoulder. Half hour delay at 21 kilometer check point to review your documents.
• What's special: New park, clean and spacious, beautiful pool, Internet access, satellite TV and close to beach. See website! 

• Campground: Bluewater Lake State Park
• Submitted by: Jerry Heald
• Location: Near Prewitt, NM, 7 mi. S. of I-40
• What's special: Nice lake views from many sites (no hookups at view sites). Central dump & water available. Possible boondocking at N. edge of lake. Good digital cell service. Sites with hookups do not have lake views. Best view is from site #32.

• CampgroundName: Manzano Mountain State Park
• Website: http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/PAGES/parks/manzano/manzano.htm
• Phone: 1-877-664-7787 (N.M. State Park Reservation System)
• Location: Manzano, NM. 42 miles south of I-40 Tijeras Exit on old Rt. 14, or 16 miles northwest of Mountainair via NM highways 55 and 131
• Rally park: Probably not. But it's a great weekend getaway nesteled among the Ponderosa pines.
• What's special: Nestled in the wooded foothills of the Manzano Mountains, Manzano Mountains State Park is an excellent place for fishing, bird watching, photography, hiking, and cross-country skiing.

• Campground: Gouldings Monument Valley RV Park
• Phone: 435-727-3235
• Location: Monument Valley, Utah
• What's special: Great place from which to visit Monument Valley. Clean, secure, RV Park in a location of incomparable beauty surrounded on all sides by red, sandstone bluffs. Indoor pool is small, but clean and refreshing. Sites 12 through 45 are pull throughs with full hook-ups, picnic tables, and small shade trees. Price (2005): $28.00 a night for full hook-ups and 30 amp service. $30 for those who require 50 amp. 10% Good Sam discount pays the tax.