Ironwood trees in Quartzsite, Arizona

The La Posa West LTVA Visitors Center, located in Quartzsite, Arizona, United States, is a campground, lodging, and park facility established in 1983 to cater to winter visitors while protecting the local desert ecosystem. Spanning approximately 11,400 acres of flat, sparsely vegetated landscape, the campground offers solitude amidst a unique desert environment filled with creosote bushes, palo verde trees, ironwood trees, mesquite trees, and various cacti species. Visitors can enjoy recreational activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and rockhounding. The facility provides amenities including 10 ADA accessible vault toilets, 8 water faucets, dry dump station, dump station with water, trash services, dance floor, and ramada. Visitors can purchase passes in advance to cover recreation-related fees at Bureau of Land Management sites, with options for long-term permits allowing continuous use of LTVAs from September 15th to April 15th or short-visit permits for 14 consecutive days within the same time frame. Permits are valid at all Bureau of Land Management LTVAs.

The La Posa South LTVA Welcome Center is located in Quartzsite, Arizona, United States. This campground, lodging, and park institution offers visitors a unique desert landscape spanning approximately 11,400 acres. The area is sparsely vegetated with plants such as creosote bushes, palo verde trees, ironwood trees, mesquite trees, and various species of cacti. Visitors can enjoy recreational activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and rockhounding. The center provides amenities such as ADA accessible vault toilets, water faucets, dump stations, trash services, a dance floor, and a ramada. Visitors can purchase passes to cover recreation-related fees at Bureau of Land Management sites, with options for long-term permits or short-term visits.