Welcome to Zuni VillageRV Park

Located on Historic Route 66 and originally settled along the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, Kingman was founded in 1882. When gold was discovered in 1900, this northwest Arizona town became Mojave County¹s mining center. The construction of the Hoover Dam (previously called Boulder Dam) during the Great Depression provided a further impetus for growth. Today Kingman has a population of 40,000 people and continues to expand.

Kingman has many recreational opportunities for vacationers who love to be outdoors. With a 3,400-ft elevation, the town has a mild climate year round and countless breathtaking views. The region¹s mountains and lakes provide a variety of hiking and biking trails. There are also two golf courses in the area. Cerbat Cliffs is a municipal 18-hole course surrounded by a beautiful natural setting and an above-average USGA rating. Valle Vista Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located just off Historic Route 66.

Each year many people also choose to take the walking tour of downtown Kingman with 27 sites of interest. The downtown district has over 60 buildings on the National Historic Register and a variety of antique shops that will make Kingman well worth the trip.

Kingman is a great hub for Northern Arizona day trips. A short trip west, visitors will find the "almost" ghost town of Oatman, while a short drive north leads to Chloride. Both of these Old West towns offer lively gunfight reenactments, historic buildings and local artisans. Northwest of Kingman, vacationers can tour the historic Hoover Dam and take advantage of the many water activities at the Lake Mead Recreational Area on the Colorado River. For a different perspective on the Grand Canyon, be sure to visit Grand Canyon West at nearby Peach Springs.

Kingman, Arizona is a destination for history buffs, as well as family vacationers. Its attractions will intrigue visitors of all ages as they tour Northern Arizona.

Historic Route 66 Museum - Located in the Powerhouse Visitor Center, the Historic Route 66 Museum exhibits depict the evolution of travel along the 35th parallel from wagon trains to the heyday of the Mother Road in the 50s.

The Kingman Army Airfield Museum ­ A World War II training facility now educating visitors on the important role it played in the preparation of American troops and pilots.

The Bonelli House ­ A marvelous example of Anglo-territorial architecture, furnished with authentic period pieces. The Mohave Museum of History & Arts - Focusing on the preservation of Northwestern Arizona¹s heritage, from Native American history to modern day Mohave Museum of History & Arts also pays homage to local film legend, Andy Devine.

The Locomotive Park - Visitors have the chance to get up close to the famed steam engine #3759 which was built in 1928 and carried passengers from Los Angeles to Kansas City.

The White Cliffs Wagon Trail Park - See part of the original wagon road that brought ore down from the Stockton Hill Mines to the railroad.

Hualapai Mountain Park - 14 miles southeast of Kingman. This popular destination provides challenging hikes with opportunities for wildlife viewing and bird-watching.

Grand Canyon Caverns ­ 22 miles west of Seligman on Route 66 you can tour this unique dry cave 210 feet below the surface with its beautiful rock formations.