OVERNIGHT # 32 MESQUITE NV / RV PARKS

 Hi, We decided to check out the RV parks in and around Mesquite. We are close to both being retired and sometime we may want to spend a period of time in one of the parks here, especially in January or February when Grand Junction, Co. has a lot of snow and cold weather. Although sometimes there is snow here on the mountains around Mesquite.

Here is a list of some RV parks in Mesquite:
Oasis RV Park at 897 W. Mesquite Blvd. Mesquite NV
    from $35/night , with laundry, showers, restrooms and full hookups.
Casablanca RV Park Resort at 950 w. Mesquite Blvd. Mesquite NV. 
    from $35/night, with laundry, shower restrooms, tennis court and 24 hr.  security. 
Sun Resorts RV Park 400 Hillside Dr. Mesquite NV
    from $42/night, $294/week, $600 mo. + taxes, with laundry, showers, bathrooms, cable tv & WIFI, 
    clubhouse, dog run. 
Desert Skies RV Resort at 350 east Hwy 91 Mesquite NV
    from $52/night, $245/week, $615 mo. with laundry, showers, computer room, dog run, fitness room
    heated pool, billiards room, pickleball courts, miniature golf, & WIFI.   

Hillside Dr. out of Mesquite NV.  turns into Hwy 91 and this is a pretty drive to Beaver Dam AZ.


These RV parks are at Beaver Dam (town)& Littlefield AZ: 8 miles from Mesquite.
Beaver Dam Lodge RV Resort at Beaver Dam Az.
Chief Sleep Easy at 3315 Mc Knight Blvd, Littlefield AZ.
Four Seasons RV Park at 3271 Hwy 91, Littlefield AZ.
Anasazi RV Park at 3359 Hwy 91, Littlefield AZ 

We also saw that there is boondocking along Old Hwy 91 At the Joshua Tree National Landmark on Mojave Desert on Bull dog pass/ Apex Rd. 

LAZY CAMPING MEAL: For this meal we have and electric skillet that we use in our motel room. It a one pan stir fry with egg beaters cooked first then add precooked rice, sliced can water chestnuts (drained), mixed vegetables (drained), and bacon bits and heat through. Season with pepper and soy sauce.

Have a good day and night,
💕 50 + Lazy Campers



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