We stayed 2 months at this sweet little park, within a block of Old Bisbee, very clean, well run and friendly. We love the manager. We will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The manager and facilities were delightful. Bathrooms were the best we've ever encountered. Charming sites, each lovingly created. View of Bisbee to the west is a picture postcard, as is the open copper pit to the east. Both are secured by a tall metal fence, not obscuring the views. Planned to overnite, ended up staying three days, thanks to the cleanliness of facilities, guidance and friendliness of our manager. Five Stars!!! We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We absolutely love this park! Although it is a little bit confusing getting into, it is well worth the effort. This is a wonderful little park on top of a hill overlooking the Queen Mine. It does not have a pool, or planned actives, but you sure do get to know your neighbors as everyone is out and about and saying hello to everyone else. The views are wonderful from each site, and you are parked in sort of a wagon wheel configuration, which makes it great for driving in, setting up with plenty of space between sites, and no problem getting out. The Wi-Fi is fantastic, and the cable TV had so many channels we did not even put out our satellite dish. Our camp host was Louise, and she was so nice and always available for questions and just to say hello. She had terrific information for the park and the entire Bisbee area. The laundry room consists of two washers and two dryers and the restrooms were sparkling clean. We would recommend this park to anyone and we look forward to staying here many more times. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

One of the most unique campgrounds we've ever stayed in. The prime attraction are the vintage travel trailers, a boat, and a bus available for nightly stays. There's also a diner on site, which had great breakfast, a true 50's experience. We took our own travel trailer and had no problems. It's kind of a small area, and we had a little bit of shade, but not much. The bathrooms were recently updated and clean. There may be less RV sites available since more permanent vintage trailers have been added since we stayed there. Bisbee is a cool, hippy town, right down the road from Tombstone and much more interesting. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.