Soap Lake Resort is graced with volcanic bluffs and trees that offer shelter and privacy. This friendly RV resort is situated on the shores of a mineral-rich lake, one of only two in the world. People still proclaim the healing properties of the water, but maybe it’s the combination of beauty, activity, relief from crowds and traffic, excellent food, and companionship that makes them feel so renewed.

Visitors to this southeastern Arizona resort can enjoy the arid weather at an elevation of 3,500 feet. With the resort’s twin lakes and five artesian springs, relaxation comes almost automatically. St. David RV Resort promises stunning sunsets and sunrises, desert landscapes that come to brilliant life each spring, Old West history (just up the road a piece from historic Tombstone), and a combination of popular amenities and friendly style.

In an area rich in Native American and early United States history, White Oaks on the Lake sits on the banks of Lake Freeman, offering 1,500 feet of lake frontage. Visitors can sunbathe by the pool, float in the lake, meander along wooded trails, soak in the spa, linger over miniature golf, or do the beach-time lounge on the lakefront’s clean white sand.

Woodlands on the Lake offers the rustic feel of the north country with its forested areas and scattered bodies of water. Located in Newaygo County, where the northern part of Michigan begins, the resort is nestled in lovely, wooded surroundings, providing outdoor lovers a natural playground of activities.