Class C RVers who live in the state of Arizona can save money when traveling on the road, so there is no need to stop all travel during these challenging times. When you travel in a Class C motor home, you can save gas money by using less than a tank. Stay at area Class C RV hot spots. There will be such motor home hot spots in most states, so you can save money everywhere!

If you are a Class C RVer, then look around your local area to see what RV camping interests may be available and attractive to you. You could have a great time in Arizona or other states in your Class C or other motorhome, while only using up to one tank of gas!

The list below is of Arizona Class C RV hot spots. See if you could be interested in staying at them for your motor home vacation.

1. Near Agua Fria National Monument is Black Canyon City. This is also near many fun ghost towns for you and your family to visit. You can enjoy Yavapai County and all of its activities in your Class C motor home.

2. Camp Verde is near the Sinagua Indian Ruins, as well as Montezumas Castle Monumnet, and the Yavapai Cultural Center. You could also visit in your Class C RV Camp Verde for its recreational activities, such as fishing, swimming, hunting, etc.

3. Check out Munds Park in your Class C recreational vehicle. This place offers off-road opportunities. Park your recreational vehicle and go hiking.

4. Visit Flagstaff, Arizona and the National Forests that surround it. You will also have access to the Grand Canyon and all of the RVing opportunities that it offers. Try out the local museums or the Arboretum or Lowell Observatory.

5. Visit Sedona, a high dollar resort community. You and your RV companions will enjoy the scenery, too. There are restaurants, shopping, and even Indian Ruins. Enjoy spas or pampering, or get out and hike.

6. You can also take your RV to Old West downtown areas in many Arizona towns. There are ghost towns, historic areas, and even Indian Ruins.

7. Visit Prescott. Prescott offers the motor home traveler golf, hiking, museums, and more. There is Groom Creek and Granite Mountain for rock climbers.

There are sure to be one-tank RV excursions in Arizona (or your state) that suit your adventure and RV travel needs. Keep traveling.