The laughable previous review calling this dump a 5 star resort and giving a 10 rating should be dismissed. May have been done by a WH workamper or friend. This is a dusty old place that hasn't been improved in too many years. Families are here over spring break, but in early April it was very quiet, and the whole hillside-top area and casitas were empty. WH sent a letter mentioning declining membership, which is no surprise given the condition of most of the parks and all the old people. They are now charging $5 for cable and electric here if your "home" park,$14 otherwise. Sites are all dirt and pebbles which you have to clean out of your coach every day; most are not level, hookups are inconvenient and next to your neighbor's door. Sites by the lake are wider but not FHU. Cable tv has okay variety of stations, but mediocre reception. Tengo wifi costs extra, of course; Verizon aircard and cell have erratic power. Small pool was covered most of the time due to high winds. Would never stay here if not for WH membership. Much nicer parks in Benson area , many with PA discount and better value. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been FT for 3+ yrs & this resort has been our favorite WHR resort yet, The cable (cox) does not have a lot of the channels. This is a year round 5-STAR FAMILY RESORT. FAMILieS come from Tucson & Sierra Vista & everywhere between, just about every weekend. The Staff is friendly & welcoming, The "Casita" rentals are clean & fully stocked for any stay & cheaper than the Budget inn, The Resort has "Wifi". We use a Verizon PC card & Virgin mobil phone & always have a good signal...pool is warm & hot-tub hot & the fish are always jumpimg...There are many of the "Tourist" activities in the area that the "Old Folks" enjoy...Ghost towns, Mine tours, Restrants, Quad rentals, Site seeing, just about anything you could want...GREAT 4-WHEELING in every direction...Wal-mart & Safeway are about 7 miles away...The weather is GREAT year round...Resort has activitys for young & old from Tag-a-longs (Casino, Dinasour tracks-4WHEEL ONLY, Lunch)to Easter egg hunts & entertainers...I would recomend this resort to any & all looking for a place to spend the winter or Summer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for the first time using our Western Horizons membership. We found the staff somewhat friendly but the volunteers were wonderful. Enjoyed the exercise classes and found the showers and restrooms clean. Could use larger laundry facilities but understand lack of sewer is why they don't have more restrooms/laundry. We had a nice spot with plenty of room. Plenty of places to visit while staying in the park, will come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is my home membership park with Western Horizons, which I purchased as a new full-timer. There are many WHR parks that are much nicer, though the St David Resort offers a great escape from the desert environment. Nestled in a narrow riparian area, there are 2 small stocked manmade lakes with geese, ducks and bullfrogs, tall trees and about 20 large campsites at the lake. The lake sites do not have sewer service. I plan to purchase a portable gray water tank since these are the nicest sites at the park, and the one set of restrooms and showers can become dirty by days end. The staff are nice, the pool and clubhouse are average. It would be nice if the park had 50amp service and Wi-Fi. All park roads are dirt and gravel with numerous over zealous speed bumps. The environment is very dusty at times, and ants can be a problem. The mid section of the park has full hookups and some shade trees, but many of the dirt campsites are enclosed by decorative wooden rails which make it difficult for people with multiple slides to fit into. There are a few permanent residents (aka employees) who unfortunately occupy most of the few nice sites that there are. The upper section opens only during peak season, is called Satellite city. It borders on the raw desert on 3 sides and there are no shade trees. Most of the sites are average in size or smaller. This section is green for a few months after the rainy season ends. If you are not comfortable with things that creep, crawl, go bump in the night and perhaps carry your small pets away, you may not want to stay in the upper section of the park. One can hope for some improvement at this park, though it has its charms and possibilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Have to feel sorry for any WH members who paid big bucks for a membership (crazy sales people will quote you from $7 to 12,000). This is a quiet, somewhat peaceful (when the kids aren't running around) country park but quite dated and a bit rundown. The bathroom was always dirty from the families on spring break; staff cleans early am and never comes back. So the 2 showers were nasty, water pooled on floor, the 2 toilets were backed up. Pool was not very clean but spartan clubhouse was okay. We got tired of the filthy bathhouse, hot unlevel site, constant sand in the coach (how about some gravel, WH?), and poor cell and aircard reception, so left early. Did enjoy the cable TV and dark skies at night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Older park but kept nice. We camped here in a 40' motorhome using our Western Horizon membership. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Christmas dinner was excellent. We were parked on the knoll, hill behind and had lots of room between. The upper parking area is the nicest for views and room. We had full hookups. Sure would be nice if 50 amp service were available. Quiet place and close to sightseeing areas. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here on ROD membership.Had plenty of activities and meals.Very good food and friendly staff.Very nice club house.Kept very clean.Sites are nice. We were in a handicap site and it was very close to clubhouse and activities.We stayed in a fifth wheel.Wish they would get wifi.We had to go to their sister park 5 miles away to use the wifi.We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

One of the nicest in the Western Horizon system. Best sites are on the upper levels away from the road. Nothing to do in St. David, but allot in the nearby areas. Will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is now St. David RV Resort and is a Western Horizon park. The sites are all sandy and get muddy if it rains. Don't bother with the wi-fi if you are not near the clubhouse. Cable TV was excellent and the buildings were very clean. The staff was very friendly and they prepared some very good meals. We had to go into Benson (6 miles) to do laundry as there was a long line at their small laundry. Benson has a new WalMart and a few good restaurants. There is nothing in St. David. A good place to stay if you are going to Tombstone or Bisbee. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has changed a great deal since it was last reviewed. The Name is now Western Horizons Twin Lakes RV Resort (at ST. David, AZ). Cable is available at most sites. Cost is $2 ONLY if you are not Western Horizon members. Modem is still avialable, but you can reach WiFi closeby. Cell phone service is now VERY Good in this area. Staff is pleasant, helpful and everything is EXTREMELY clean...ONE of our FAVORITES!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Really nice park staff real friendly parked in dirt so that is bad.This is a C2C,RPI,AOR, I dont know what else they are affiliated with. They have a wonderful hot tub and swimming pool. Modem in clubhouse 1.00 per 15 minutes, they also charge 1.00 extra per night for elec, 2.00 night for cable tv. They have a lot of activites going on had a great pot luck New Years eve, park furnished the ham and we furnished the sides and desert had a wonderful time. The only thing bad is the dirt sites and no CELL PHONE SERVICE. Yes we would return to this park We camped here in a Motorhome.