Excellent deal for Passport America travelers. Sites are tight but adequate. Small club house with some planned activities. Wednesday is Steak night and Friday if Fish Fry at the golf course banquet hall across the street - both are reasonable value - usually with local live musicians. Golf course is well maintained 18 holes for $30.00/person with cart. Oldest continuously operated course in Arizona - established in 1908. Also boasts the longest par 6 hole west of the Mississippi - 727 yds from the whites. A little remote but good hiking in the area and shopping available in Sierra Vista or Bisbee. Rate is based on weekly passport america rate. Hydro is billed separately - cost approx 2.00 per day. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Best bargain in Arizona for Passport America members, especially golfers. Kind of a remote area and you wonder if illegals from Mexico will wander through, but there's a nice golf course across the street with a tasty restaurant- the fish fry on Fridays is super. You can take a bus to Bisbee and the Safeway, or walk or drive to Naco for the Mexican dentist. Not much to do otherwise if not a golfer. Free wifi that worked most of the time, but cell phone signal weak. Clean bathrooms, small clubroom, nice laundry. will definitely come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is your basic gravel lot, but we keep coming back. Friendly, mellow management at the pro shop across the street. Excellent, challenging golf course is the big draw here, and we usually pay a $25, one-night, stay-and-play rate that includes both our site and a round of golf for the one golfer in our family. Well maintained. Propane sold on-site. Nice mountain views, and the green grass of the golf course is a pleasant sight in this arid corner of Arizona. We camped here in a Motorhome.