Kingman, Arizona · Historic Route 66
Circle S Campground
92 shaded pull-through sites with full hookups, two minutes off I‑40 — and a big in-ground pool for when you get there.
Kingman, Arizona · Historic Route 66
92 shaded pull-through sites with full hookups, two minutes off I‑40 — and a big in-ground pool for when you get there.
The campground
Every site at Circle S is a shaded pull-through with full hookups — water, electric and sewer — so there is no backing in and no unhitching after a long day on the interstate. Sites take rigs up to 40 feet on 30 amp service.
Water, trash and electricity are included in the rate. There is a dumping facility on site, restrooms with hot showers, a laundry, and internet service. Tent camping is available, and pets are allowed.
Daily, weekly, monthly and extended-stay rates are all available — give the office a call and they will sort you out.
What's here
The list is short because it is the list that matters when you have been driving all day.
Where you are
Circle S sits on Airway Avenue with easy access to two different Interstate 40 interchanges — 51 and 53 — so you are off the freeway and parked in a couple of minutes either way.
Kingman is where the Canamex Highway connecting Canada and Mexico meets Historic Old Route 66, US 93 down to Phoenix or up to Las Vegas, and State Route 68. It is also a regional medical centre, which matters if you are wintering here.
And almost everything is walkable from the gate:
Visit
Office hours
9:00 am – 4:00 pm, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sunday.