Their hospitality deserves a 10. We are much younger than the 55+ policy yet they extended us a one night stay. They couldn't accommodate our 40' rig with the tow behind it so they gave us back to back sites so we did not have to unhook. Make sure you call for directions you GPS will get you lost. Look for the Maverick gas station and the Golden Valley Medical Plaza. The CG seems to mostly full timers however it was clean, decently leveled and fairly quiet. However, my Verizon air card did not work but my cell phone did. No cable. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We just stayed here overnight, but found our stay to be a pleasant one. The park is clean and neat, the staff friendly and spaces large enough for any RV. The $21 rate was for a full hookup site, but no wi-fi which would have cost an additional $7! Verizon is extended network in this area, but both phone and air card worked here. There are no signs on the highway telling you where to turn, so use the Maverick station on the northwest corner as a reference. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Expensive WI-FI at $7.00 a day but public library nearby for "free parking lot connection". Very convenient stop with 58 ft long pull-thrus for over-nighters, 55+ only park, cash or check no credit cards, easy in and out, though no sign on the road look for cluster pine trees and the Maverick Gas station on the north side of the road as a point of reference. Staff couldn't be nicer and very helpful. Showers immaculate. Close to Kingman, AZ if you need supplies. Would overnight here again if passing thru the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Not a particularly fancy park, but clean and quiet. Our pull-through site was large and level, but had no privacy from our neighbors. The sites along the south side of the park are back ins and shaded by small pine trees, but these were all occupied. The lady in the office was very personable and friendly. It appeared that many rigs in the park were camped there for the winter and they only have a few sites for those just passing through. On the morning we pulled out there was a well attended pot-luck breakfast going on in the rec room adjacent to the office. About the only thing we didn't like was that you have to pay for WiFi if you want it and the daily rate was $7, much too high in my opinion so we did without. We would definitely use this park again for an overnight or few days stay when passing through this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
My wife and I have been staying at this park during the winter months for a number of years now and find it to be a great stop for winter visitors. WiFi is now available in the park through a private contractor and so far works well. P.S I have never seen a smoker in the office or lounge. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a quiet, very basic residential "over 55" park with a few spaces for overnighters. The sites are gravel and wide enough for a rig and a tow/toad vehicle, but there is no separation between the close-together sites. In the middle section, each site backs directly up to the one behind it. The electric and water hookups are at the back of the sites; the sewer connection is toward the middle. There is no landscaping in the park interior and only a line of small pine trees around two sides of the sites. There are open "desert" areas around the park to walk (on leash) dogs. The office was full of cigarette smoke (despite a "no-smoking" sign on the door), but the owners and residents are very friendly and accommodating. The price -- we paid $19.50 for one night -- was very reasonable. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I agree with everything the other reviewers have said about this park. We stayed for 2 days while touring Kingman and ghost town Chloride and the burros in Oatman. A great location and easy access. The owners were exceptionally friendly, helpful, and welcoming. All owners should be like them. My only complaint as a short-timer is the lack of ability to get online in your coach. This is a Kingman area problem from what I understand. The local phone company blocks out Earthlink and AOL users. Those staying longer can get DSL service at their site for about $30 plus the dish cost. The owner also thought AOL's 800 number works for users. It's enough of a problem that I wouldn't want to stay here very long. Oh, if you have a Verizon cell, the phone signal is great for calls but you're in an Extended Network so your phone can't be used to get on the Internet either. All said, this is a wonderful park and very fairly priced and large sites making it a definite stopping point for us again in the future.
I sure hope whoever is keeping this a "dead spot" for getting online easily will see the light and bring the service for everyone traveling through the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
An easily accessible park a few miles off Highway 40 near Kingman, Arizona. A large, flat
RV park with paved interior roads, and large, level sites on gravel. Not a ton of amenities, but the people who run the place could not have been nicer or more helpful. A Good Sam park, it's easy to find, and has nice wide roads and pull-throughs for big rigs. We'll definitely stay here again if we're ever in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2004
$17
Stopped for an overnight here, and ended up staying for 4 days. Large level sites on gravel with full hookups. No pool or playground, but that suited us just fine as we find noisy children highly annoying. The terrific people here made the difference for us --warm, friendly, outgoing and helpful, they treated us like old friends from the moment we drove up. Great spot. Laundry and showers were spotless, large group room and small store. Definitely will stay here again! We camped here in a Motorhome.