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Located in Kirkland, near Prescott

Open desert RV stays near Prescott, Arizona.

Stay in Kirkland's high-desert quiet while keeping Prescott within easy reach for work, errands, and day trips.

Granite rock formations and blue water at Watson Lake near Prescott, Arizona

13 miles

south of Prescott

$25/night

Dry camping

$650/month

Full-hookup site

Prescott access without the in-town squeeze.

Burro gives self-contained campers and monthly RV residents a quieter base outside Prescott, with a direct call for current availability and no false promise that the park is inside city limits.

The park is in Kirkland

8365 S. Highway 89, Kirkland, AZ

Pick the utility level your stay needs.

Call for current availability before arrival. Prices and inclusions below describe the park’s current published options.

Nightly dry camping

$25 per night

A basic place to park for self-contained campers who need open high-desert space rather than hookups.

  • No water hookup
  • No electricity
  • No showers
  • Arrive self-contained and prepared

Monthly full hookup

$650 per month

A longer-term RV site with core utilities handled by the park and electric service paid by the tenant.

  • Water included
  • Sewer included
  • Trash and tax included
  • Tenant pays electric

Plan the drive from Kirkland to Prescott.

Burro RV Park sits on Highway 89 in Kirkland. The park is 13 miles from Prescott; Whiskey Row is about 21 miles or 25 minutes away under typical conditions. Check current road and weather conditions before travel.

Ask about availability

Three places around Prescott that shape the stay.

Historic Whiskey Row storefronts in downtown Prescott

Whiskey Row

Historic downtown Prescott is about 21 miles or 25 minutes from the park under typical conditions.

Watson Lake surrounded by granite rock formations

Watson Lake

Make the granite shoreline and trails part of a Prescott day trip from your Kirkland base.

Granite Mountain landscape near Prescott, Arizona

Granite Mountain

Use Burro as a quiet return point after exploring the Prescott area's high-desert landscape.

Common questions

Is Burro RV Park in Prescott?

No. Burro RV Park is at 8365 S. Highway 89 in Kirkland, about 13 miles south of Prescott.

Can I stay for one night or one month?

Yes. Call for current availability for $25-per-night dry camping or $650-per-month full-hookup RV sites.

What is included with dry camping?

The $25 nightly option is a dry site. Water, electricity, and showers are not included, so arrive self-contained and prepared.

Ready to check a Kirkland site near Prescott?

Call Burro RV Park for current nightly and monthly availability.

928.830.9089