If you need simple, safe overnight RV parking near Kingman, RV Safe Site Golden Valley opens November 15, 2026, a short drive west of town at 2087 S Colorado Rd, Golden Valley, AZ 86413. Driving Historic Route 66 through northwest Arizona is half the fun of the trip, and finding a place to stop for the night shouldn’t be the hard part.

Gravel lot with orange stakes at RV Safe Site, overnight RV parking near Kingman in Golden Valley, AZ — Orange stakes mark the 8 gravel pull-through spots, each 70 ft x 12 ft, at RV Safe Site.

Why Kingman makes a good Route 66 stop

Kingman sits where Historic Route 66, I-40 and US-93 meet, which is why so many road-trippers end up there at the end of a long day. Route 66 runs right through town on Andy Devine Avenue, past the Powerhouse Visitor Center. From Kingman, the old road heads northeast toward the long open stretch through Peach Springs, and southwest over the mountains to the mining town of Oatman.

It’s an easy place to break up a drive and spend an evening before getting back on the road.

Overnight RV parking near Kingman, without the fuss

RV Safe Site was built for exactly this kind of stop. Our mission is a reasonable price and a SAFE overnight stay in an RV community. Here’s how it works:

$29 per night for one of eight self-park pull-through spots, each 70 ft long and 12 ft wide
Reservation required: book and pay online by credit card or PayPal
No check-in desk and no phone check-in: once you’re booked, pull into any open spot and keep your confirmation handy
Pets welcome: on a leash when walking the park, with 20 acres to stroll, stretch or walk the dog

There’s also no “year of your rig” rule. Your RV just needs to roll in and leave on schedule. Roll in, open the slides, cook on the grill, or stay inside and unwind from the drive. Your afternoon and evening are for relaxing.

Camera pole with orange base at RV Safe Site in Golden Valley, AZ, with mountains in the background — Cameras record the entrance, exit and driving lanes only, never the RV spots.

How booking works, step by step

Because there’s no check-in desk, the whole process happens before you arrive. That makes it easy to plan your night from the road:

Pick your date. Reservations are open for stays from November 15, 2026 onward.
Book and pay online. Use a credit card or PayPal on our reservation page.
Review the site rules. Each reservation confirms you agree to them, so read them once before you go.
Pull in and park. Choose any open pull-through spot, keep your confirmation handy, and settle in for the night.

Getting there

Golden Valley sits between Kingman and Bullhead City along Highway 68, which runs from US-93 west to Bullhead City and Laughlin. Colorado Road is a paved road about 2.5 miles south of Highway 68. Kingman is about twenty minutes east, and Bullhead City and the Laughlin casinos are about twenty minutes west. Golden Valley has a local market, fuel and several restaurants for the basics.

Road tips for your Route 66 drive

A little preparation makes any overnight stop smoother, especially in the desert:

Carry water. Northwest Arizona is dry year-round. Keep plenty of drinking water on board for you and your pets.
Fuel up in town. Some stretches of Route 66 and the surrounding highways are long and open, so top off before you head out.
Mind the wind. Gusty days can push a tall rig around. Slow down and give yourself extra room.
Check the weather. Look at the forecast before each leg of the trip so you can plan your driving times.
Plan ahead. Booking your overnight RV parking near Kingman before you arrive means no searching for a spot after dark.

Make a day of it

If you’d like to stay longer, there’s plenty to see nearby: Oatman and Chloride, the Mohave Museum of History and Art in Kingman, Grand Canyon Caverns northeast of Kingman, and the Keepers of the Wild animal sanctuary on Route 66. Laughlin, Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon West are within reach too.

Heading south for the winter instead? See why Golden Valley makes an easy snowbird RV stopover off I-40 and US-93.

Know before you go

To keep it peaceful for everyone, quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., the speed limit on site is 5 MPH, and only propane fire pits are allowed (no open wood fires). Each reservation confirms you agree to the site rules, so take a quick look at them before you arrive.

Book your Route 66 stop

Planning a Route 66 trip this season? Reserve your spot for November 15 or later and pull in on your own schedule. Our eight pull-through spots make for easy overnight RV parking near Kingman at $29 per night. Book your overnight stay at RV Safe Site

Overnight RV Parking Near Kingman on Route 66