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Centennial Park

Centennial Park operates as a county-managed campground in Salome, providing both RV sites with full hookups and dry camping options. Sites 1-12 feature electric and water connections, with pull-through site #7 available for $20 per night. The facility includes restrooms, showers (key required), picnic benches, and a dump station that costs $5 for short stays but comes free with longer visits.

The campground sits adjacent to a 9-hole golf course and across from the county library, with a baseball diamond and playground on-site. A hiking trail loops around the park perimeter. Water comes from a reverse osmosis system, and dry camping costs $10 per night. Campers exploring the region can find campgrounds around Salome for additional options. Evening views face the surrounding hills.

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Location

Public Campground

Centennial Park is located in Arizona

Coordinates

33.78868045 N
113.56157036 W

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Connectivity

T-Mobile5G
Excellent Coverage
Verified by 2 users
Last on 1/16/26
VerizonLTE
Some Coverage
Verified by 9 users
Last on 4/4/26
AT&TLTE
Some Coverage
Verified by 1 user
Last on 3/24/26

Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.

Site Types

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RV Sites

Features

For Campers

ADA Access
Trash
Phone Service
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Water Hookups
30 Amp Hookups

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General Info

Drive Time

1 hr 33 min from Phoenix, AZ
1 hr 43 min from Lake Havasu City, AZ
1 hr 55 min from Yuma, AZ
1 hr 59 min from Prescott Valley, AZ

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Stuart K.

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Reviewed Apr. 19, 2024

Easy Stop for Price

Centennial Park County is an easy stop on way to Phoenix. Pull thru site #7 Water and electricity for $20. If you only stay a night or two it’s $5.00 to dump ( free with longer stay). Sites 1-12 elect/waterBathroom, picnic benches and shower ( have to ask for key). Says they use reverse osmosis for water. 9 hole golf course. County library across street. Baseball diamond and playground . Dry camping also ($10) Hike trail around park. Host was a gem!! Beautiful sunset with hills.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities are available at Centennial Park campground?

Centennial Park offers pull-through sites with water and electricity hookups. The campground has bathroom facilities with showers (key required), picnic benches, and a dump station. Sites 1-12 are equipped with both electric and water hookups. Additionally, the campground uses a reverse osmosis water filtration system to provide quality water for campers.

Do I need reservations for camping at Centennial Park, AZ?

Specific reservation information isn't clearly established for Centennial Park, but it operates as a county campground with designated sites. The fee is $20 per night for water and electric sites, with a $5 dump station fee that's waived for longer stays. Given the limited number of sites (at least 12 with hookups), calling ahead is advisable during peak travel seasons. Contact the county parks department for current reservation policies and site availability.

Where is Centennial Park camping located in Arizona?

Centennial Park County campground is conveniently located on the route to Phoenix, Arizona. It serves as an easy stopover for travelers making their way to the capital city. Its strategic location makes it a popular choice for those looking for a convenient place to break up their journey through Arizona.

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