Very nice park south of Tucson. Close to all services in Green Valley and close to nice dining in Tubac. Good golf also nearby. Great park for families with excellent recreational options including indoor, heated pool, air hockey, etc. Huge clubhouse. We enjoyed our week long stay and would return again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Staff is friendly and generally helpful. Pool, hot tub, shuffleboard and other amenities are well maintained - exercise equipment could use some attention and updating. Sites are graveled and cement patio is too small to be of much use. Water lines are on the wrong side of RV (beside the patio). Close to several golf courses, Tubac artisans, shopping in Green Valley and Nogales. For the price, free WiFi should be available at the sites but its only available in the rec complex. Whole facility including washrooms, showers and pool are shut down at 9:00 pm which is too early. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Large gravel sites in walled campground. Wide roads and assistance in parking. CG is away from all services, but near great birding opportunities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
WiFi was $6.00 extra a night, but this is a really nice park. All back-ins. We would stay here again since we have family in Sahaurita. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We made a reservation in late December for a trip with our RV club in February. In early January we found we would not be able to make the trip and called 3 weeks in advance to cancel our reservation. Imagine our surprise when we found they had already charged our card for the reservation and would charge a $10 fee for canceling. Make sure you REALLY want to go before you make a reservation here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 8 / 10 ]
February 2007
$30
Nice, well-kept park. Owner/manager assist back-in required. Good spot to access and visit area. Lots to see in area including Tubac, Nogales, Titan II silo, Madera Canyon, Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, etc. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Owners are putting in alot of work to expand and improve the park. The site is a former greyhound racing park I was told. Very nice indoor swimming pool and recreation area. We felt the park was overpriced for summer rates. They use an outside wireless company which is extremely bad, a waste of ones money. We would have stayed somewhere else if we didn't have business to take care of in the local area. It is close to a neat restaurant called the Cow Palace. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Excellent family owned and run RV park. You are escorted to your site and they help you back into your site (pull throughs comming). Sites are level and wide. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We ran out of propane in the early evening and the owners son loaned us his portable electic heater without even blinking. The park has several amenities such as: pool, pool table, air hockey, exercise room and meeting facilities. Unfortunatley we did not have WIFI access but I can't use this to downgrade their park or service. We will be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
January 2006
$29
Very nice family owned facility. Soon to have pull throughs, but for now easy back-in with full hook-ups. Expect to be escorted to sites. Sites have concrete patio and picnic tables. This park is undergoing an upgrade to a very nice facility with convention rooms and many amenities. Nice pool, pool table and recreation areas. Exercise equipment for those that want to stay fit. Excellent areas to walk dogs but no enclosed dog area yet. All paved streets with level gravel pads. I'll be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 6 / 10 ]
November 2004
$27
Visited park in 40' motorhome. Resort is in ownership transition. The facility is an old dog track that was converted to a rv park. The old owners were suddenly killed in a auto accident and now there is a new owner group. This park could become one of the areas nicest parks or deteriorate. The park host was one of the new investors, friendly, but knew nothing about the park. Payment was check or cash only. There was a very large building which houses a heated pool (it was locked), closed restaurant for rent and nice laundry & workout facility. I didn't see but was told the restrooms & showers were very nice. The park is blacktop streets and gravel sites. Sites are pull-in or back-in. No pull-thrus. Utilities were modern, but the sewer hookup was not well placed. Park is very big rig & satellite friendly. Sites are very wide, mostly level and will accomodate any size rv with any number of slides. Each site had a concrete pad, but no table. The gravel sites needed weeding. Some of the street lights were in need of repair. We will stay at park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This RV park is basically an old run down former KOA. If you like camping in the dirt, you'll be just fine. Some gravel would go a long way here! The park is full of some very old shabby RVs inhabited by some nice, yet edgy, characters. One site was rented to a fellow living in his minivan with an electric cord running out the window. We saw him stroll out to the dessert to relieve himself. You get the picture. Biggest disappointment was the lack of WiFi, although it was advertised as available on their website. Not true! On a positive note, the cable TV selection was excellent, electric power was good and stable, and the water pressure was good. We will never stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We paid 150.00 for a weeks stay here - nightly rate listed reflects that. This is a good place to stay to explore the local attractions: Tumacacori National Park, Tubac Presidio State Park, Whipple Observatory, Titan Missile Museum, Nogales, Mexico. There is also ample golfing close by. Note (the parks web site has a great link listing these and other local sites). The campground itself is very rustic. Lots of long term campers here in a variety of 'rigs'. It gives the place a run down look. The back side of the campground is a mobile home park containing a variety of homes as well. There are no paved roads/pads in the park which made it very dusty We found the staff very friendly and the laundry room was spotless. I think if we return to this area we will stay at De Anza Trails which is located, literally, right next door and has paved roads & gravel site - less dust! We camped here in a Motorhome.