Orchard RV Park

Very clean, huge spaces for your RV and vehicles (including your recreational vehicles). Plenty of space for your outdoor furniture. Paved roads, doggie park, gazebo, fantastic views.

Love this RV park. It's away from the Highway but close enough to Mesquite for anything you need. Sites are huge! Good water. We have had no issues with the wifi. It is surrounded by dirt roads so it's great for walking your dog, riding bikes or side by sides. There is a laundry room on site. No pool. No hot tub. Only a pool table in the office area. But we never use those amenities anyway. The price is hundreds$ less than the others in the area. We highly recommend Orchard RV park.

Clean, quiet and friendly people. A very nice RV park. Would love to stay there again!

The park was easy to find. It is actually located closer to Mesquite Nevada than Littlefield Arizona. You can gain access to highway 91 from I 15 either from Littlefield in the north or Mesquite from the south. From highway 91 turn onto Scenic Blvd for just a little over three miles. There is pavement all the way. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic except that one is not allowed to drive any stakes in the ground. Stones are strategically placed near palm trees to hold down carpets and mats. The interior roads are paved and like new. Be aware. This park services only filly self contained units. There are no public bathrooms or showers. Our site, 08, was a gravel based pull through that was super long and super wide. It was easily thre

We have been to this new RV park twice. The management was very accommodating. This new RV park appears to be in the final stages of completion with another stage of expansion being planned. There was no construction activity during our stay. The premium pull-through site to which we were assigned was huge by RV park standards, at about 80 feet long and 40 feet wide. This was enough that we did not unhook our towed vehicle for our overnight stay. Full hookups are all in new condition, as expected for a new park. There were several "seasonal" visitors who were set up for longer-term stays, having wooden stairs and extended-stay propane tanks. All were neat and in good condition; there are no derelict "squatter" vehicles here. Older vehicles, like our 2007, must share current photos and be a