We felt it was overpriced, but on the other hand, we enjoyed staying here and would not have liked to drive into Tombstone both days and find parking. By staying at the Wells Fargo, we never had to think about parking, because all the attractions were right around the corner. We had a really good time here, and the convenience was very important. We have two young children, and we were able to trade off and each go exploring on our own because the campground was so close by. We love shopping for southwestern decoration, and this place was great. The campground itself was a bit lacking, but friendly. I was out walking the dogs and one of the owners came out to warn me about some type of weed that could get painful burrs in my dogs' paws. It seemed a little rundown, but again, the location was perfect. We sat out and cooked out both nights. The church bells across the street are a bit annoying, but only play during normal daytime hours. You can also hear the shooting from the OK Corral reenactment. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is right next door to the OK Corral. You won't have to unhook your toad as everything is within walking distance. The park managers are very friendly and have lots of information about the historical sites around the town. The park is not particularly well landscaped and seems to have permanent "guests" as well as tourists. We found it comfortable and an absolutely great location. A little pricy at $24 per night, but as they say in the real estate business, location, location, location. We camped here in a camper.

Restroom and laundry facilities are exceptionly well maintained and clean. Sites can be really close together, may have to duck your neighbor's slide when exiting your rig. We camped here in a camper.