Riverland RV Resort sits right on the Colorado River in Earp, offering a genuine riverside camping experience for RV travelers heading through San Bernardino County. The location works well if you’re exploring the Colorado River area or passing through on the way to other desert destinations. RV sites have river views, and the resort can handle rigs of various sizes, so you’re not limited to smaller setups.

The practical amenities here make a real difference. There’s a boat launch if you want to get on the water, a gas dock for fuel, and a fully stocked store so you don’t have to leave the property for basics. The club room gives you a place to hang out and meet other travelers when the mood strikes.

Getting there takes some planning since Earp is fairly remote. From I-10 East, you’ll head toward Desert Center and take Highway 177 north until it becomes Highway 62. You’ll follow that until you reach the Parker area where the resort is located. It’s worth noting the drive, especially in summer heat, but once you arrive you’ve got that river setting and a quieter base camp.

Dogs are genuinely welcome here, which matters when you’re spending days on the road. You can actually have your dog with you while you’re exploring the riverside location and enjoying whatever outdoor time appeals to you. The riverside setting itself is the draw—this isn’t a resort with extensive on-site activities, but rather a place to plant yourself and enjoy access to the Colorado River.

For current information about site availability, amenities, or specific policies, checking their website or calling ahead makes sense since river resorts can fill up during peak seasons and water conditions do affect operations.