This park is in a great location for visiting Tombstone. It's within easy walking distance of the main street attractions, but it's far enough away to avoid the noise. The staff was very friendly and helpful and pointed out several must see sights in town. Sites were reasonably level, and the hookups worked fine, except for the cable. Most channels were snowy and some were unwatchable. Wi-Fi worked great and was fast. The office and area around it was pretty junky, but the rest of the park was nice and well kept. I'd stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Tombstone is a gritty, historically significant town, which claims it is "Too Tough to Die." This campground fits right into this theme: a gritty, rough and ready park just a block or so from the OK Corral tourist attraction. The park has piles of old junk--artifacts, probably--around the edges and at the main office, submerging the porch and cluttering the office. But the folks are friendly as they can be, there is a huge amount of space in which to maneuver your rig, and the hookups are mostly very convenient. (Some of the back in sites have the hookups at the rear of the pad, though: bring lots of hose, power cords, and water lines.) A funky place, but you need to be open minded and not too fussy. We don't regret our choice, and we'd come back again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

No credit cards accepted. Have to have a physical key ($5 deposit) to get into bath/showers instead of having a code. Saw several people (including me) have to go back to the RV to get key. Only two showers for the whole RV park. Laundry is only open half of the day. Three of the machines were broke and no chair in the room to sit down. Both Wi-Fi and TV had problems. Liked the location in town, and it's probably the best RV park in the area, but it needs updated. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As with the previous reviewer, I am wondering what is wrong with this park! I'm here for two days, and everything is fine. Site 24 is within 1/4 bubble of level, the Wi-Fi is strong, (if a little slow). Cable is fine, and the owners go out of their way to explain the town. The little breakfast restaurant is a plus. Rate reflects Good Sam. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is great. It is clean and the sites are nice and big. It is walking distance from historic Tombstone. The management made us feel like family and we made some great friends. We stayed here for 3 nights and would have stayed longer if we could. Very well-kept and highly recommended at a great price! We camped here in a Motorhome.

I must have been to a different park. I was hesitant after reading other reviews but my family has a very different opinion and glad we chose this place. Although my family used our travel trailer for showers and restrooms I did take a peek and the facilities appeared clean and kept. The grounds were clean and kept. Wi-Fi worked great and so did cable TV. There were two large garbage cans similar to other RV parks around by an entry but other RV'ers were respectful and kept the lids closed. There is a nice dog walk outside the park fence by the road and it appeared clean of doggie dew, again other RV'rs were respectful. No land mines noted in the park but didn't go looking for it. There are about 1/2 sites with some shade. Pads were fairly level but may need blocks if you want perfection. Staff was friendly and very helpful. Walking distance to downtown. Served breakfast 7-11 but may close early if business is slow. We didn't eat but the homemade biscuits n gravy smelled good. Stayed during Wyatt Earp days. Great time. Close to lots and lots of ghost towns and some 4 wheel'n dirt stuff too. 2nd time to Tombstone and if we come this way again we would stay here for sure. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

What a dump. Don't waste your time or money! Once you make it past the garbage to get through the door, you will find more. Most sites are uneven, there is no cable TV, they do have internet. Has dog crap all over the place. It is an easy walk to town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owner was very nice and extremely helpful in pointing out local attractions. However, right off we thought it odd that they don't accept credit cards: cash and/or check only. We stayed in a site that backed up to Haskell, which was extremely noisy, even with the floor fan running you could hear the street noise. There are water pressure issues and the cable TV is still not working on this row. Thank goodness we have satellite. Our neighbors did not, and they were not happy at all to get completely set-up and find this out. Also, our site was extremely uneven. We changed spaces twice, but it appears that they are all in pretty bad shape. The grounds are not being kept very well: the office's front porch is covered in trash and/or garbage. In spite of the convenient location, I doubt we'll stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is well located for walking to downtown Tombstone and the owners are very helpful. The only real problem we had was the water pressure, but they are working on it and should have it solved before much longer. They offer a breakfast in the morning for a minimal cost and usually have coffee around. It's not a fancy park, but certainly gets the job done for you. Plus, if you have any problems the owner goes out of his way to help you out. Definitely the place to stay if walking the area is important for you. Plus, it's quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's a fairly clean campground and the owners are very helpful. However, the cable TV no longer works and we and others keep losing water pressure, especially in the morning. I had to finish my shower with what water we had in our tank. The owner didn't seem concerned about it. Lost water pressure at night too, for no apparent reason. Because of this we won't come back unless there is no other place available. On the plus side, it's within walking distance of the downtown area which is nice if you don't have a car. The area around the office is very cluttered with junk and an old fire engine. We were barely able to get into the spot assigned to us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is OK for two nights. The cable TV was very bad, snowy and not good at all, it faded in and out. Wi-Fi was OK, a bit weak at times. We didn't go to the breakfast, because we saw the cook leaving the kitchen with the rubber gloves still on his hands to go to his own camper. We also were not allowed to let our puppy do it's affairs (I always clean up, any place in the campground. We had to walk the dog on the street. However, the owner's two cats left their mark all over, even on the camper wheels. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The good news about this park is that the staff is all super friendly. You can walk to everything in Tombstone, and there is a small breakfast room on site that has the best cinnamon rolls I have eaten. The bad news is that the Wi-Fi is spotty, the cable TV is snowy, and the spots are narrow and tight. My husband, who is an excellent driver, took out a neighbor’s truck mirror trying to maneuver our rig between golf carts parked at the office and the campsites. If you have a large rig, you might want to think twice about staying here. We certainly will. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a small family run park. The lady, Sue that runs it is super helpful - she gave me brochures and a recommended itinerary for the one full day we had in town. The park is about 3 blocks from the Mains street so you can totally walk to everything from here, and home from the saloons if you choose to have a few brews in a place where Doc and Wyatt drank. Sue offers home cooked breakfast, muffins and cinnamon buns every day - I had a cinnamon bun, it was great. The bathrooms were old but clean. On day 3 there was a big wad of hair in the drain, and it didn't seem to be draining - I told her about it and she said she'd send her guy out that day. We had a screaming fast Wi-Fi signal in this park. The pull through sites are really narrow, but if you have slides, the back-ins should be large enough for you. We originally parked at Tombstone RV about a mile out of town, but moved to this park when the other sites were not level, Wi-Fi sucked there and we'd had to have driven into town vs the 5 minute walk from this one. The guy there told us no other park in town even had any Wi-Fi - this is the second time we've been lied to by one park owner - don't believe anything one tells you about other parks, they just want you to stay at theirs. Overall - we will stay in this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped here for 1 week. Six weeks later, we finally left. The campground itself is not luxurious, but the people and the town make it hard to leave. The facilities are good and the breakfast cafe is outstanding. The owners and their staff are topnotch. If you like history and good people, this is a must stop. It is within walking distance of downtown Tombstone, where something is always happening. We are sure there is 1 grouch there, but we did not find them. The people make this place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The location is good. The lady who runs the park is very nice and super helpful (we also saw her in a period fashion show during the day). However everything else is barley acceptable, gents toilet and shower (there is only one) were not very clean at all. The park has some chaotic charm but we would not stay here again mainly due to the toilets/showers. However do go and visit Tombstone we always have a lovely time when we visit and will be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Had a great time, very clean bathrooms and showers and enjoyed the breakfast every day. Very friendly and helpful. The owners are very knowledgeable of the town and it's history. A very easy 2 block walk to the downtown area of Tombstone. Use the cleaned laundry with no problems at all. Wi-Fi worked great. This area is 4600 ft so the weather was great. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

After experiencing major frustration and customer service issues checking-in to another RV park, we stumbled across the Stampede RV park. In appearance, the park was similar to all others located in the town of Tombstone. However, this one stands above the others in my opinion based on their attitude and personal care for their customers. We were given a choice of many spaces and assisted with set-up. After check-in, we were given an excellent run-down on what Tombstone has to offer, which included an excellent history lesson to compliment our day of attractions. The park was quiet and our space was adequate. After a day of touring and a good night's sleep, their morning breakfast was excellent and much like Grandma used to make or what you would expect from an old fashioned B&B. Their rates were also the most reasonable we found. If you are planning to stay close to the attractions in town, I highly recommend them. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Location, Location. It is in the town of Tombstone at the end of Allen Street. Lady is a wealth of information as well as her husband. She knows her town and will share information with you. Wi-Fi is still not working. Laundry was clean but only about half of the machines worked. Yes, in front of the office it is still cluttered. They offer breakfast in a small dining room at a reasonable rate. No other meals are available. Good electrical power on our site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites are very cramped. Nothing for kids to do at the site. They advertise WI-FI; however it doesn't work. They also advertise cable hookup, apparently lighting hit the transfer box a YEAR ago and they still don't have cable hook up. You have to leave a $5 deposit for the bathroom key. Although the town of Tombstone is a nice place to visit, I wouldn't put my money into this park again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Site was $23 plus $3 each for having more than 2 people. The park is a small sized gravel lot with an office building and a restroom building. There are some trees on the periphery but no trees inside/between spaces. We were offered either a pull through or back in space. We chose the back in because it had cable TV hookups. However, the cable didn't work. We never visited the restroom so can't comment on that. There is a lot of junk piled around the office which leaves a poor impression. The couple who runs the park were very friendly. They gave me a map tour of Tombstone and pointed out places to visit and good restaurants. There isn't much to the place but it is about a 3 block walk to Tombstone. We didn't see any RV park which was better so this park will work fine if you plan to spend your time in Tombstone anyway. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground itself isn't much, but they were working on water lines to improve them when I visited. The staff more than makes up for what the campground lacks. They are very knowledgable of the area and history of the town! I got a verbal tour of the town when I arrived, and got the low-down on the "must-see" places, which I greatly appreciated. It's very convenient to town as I had my dogs, and walked back a few times during the day to check on them. They ask you to walk your dogs outside the park because they allow tents on the sites too, but I was parked next to a walkway, so it was easy to step outside the fence. I only stayed one night, but got there early on Friday and left around noon on Saturday which was plenty of time to see what I came to see. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very small campground. Sites are close together. Personnel were very friendly and very knowledgeable of the area. The campground is close to downtown Tombstone. There was too much "junk" around the office area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We loved this park. The staff was great, friendly and very helpful. All common areas were neat and clean, pool was heated, a great Saturday breakfast buffet, nice sites with concrete patio and table. Great pull through sites. Overlooks the Dragoon Mountains and Cochise Stronghold. Very large spaces. Close to so many tourist attractions, Tombstone, Bisbee, Mexico and the wonderful Arizona desert. Lots of activities, close to Sierra Vista and Benson. We liked it so much, we made reservations for next Feb. & March. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Apparently this park is under new management and they haven't quite gotten it together yet. Twice I was given the wrong address for this park. When making reservations, I was told it was within walking distance of the downtown historical area. It is, if you want to walk 2 miles along Hwy 80 to get there. Also I was told it has a laundry room. It does, but about half the machines don't work and if they do, only on cold water. The pool is closed because the weather's "too cold." Huh? It's 85 degrees out and has been for weeks. Finally, the guy who works here says there's no hot water in the showers. Although I haven't tried them yet, I wouldn't be surprised if he was right. We are not happy campers here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park appears to be an old KOA. Sites are close together but still more open than the 2 other parks in town. Price was a bit of a rip off though. Even though their website said AAA and AARP discounts were available, the front desk clerk would not give either discount for our stay. To make matters worse, the cable TV at our site didn't work and no wi-fi was available. I think we'd try one of the other parks next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

After reading the other reviews, we must have stayed at a different park. This is a typical desert park. Our site was fairly level, we had a grill but no table. There were trees around. The pool was not available but it was April and it opened May 1. Area was clean as any sandy area could be. Hostess' were very helpful and friendly. We had no problems with this park and would definitely stay here again. If you want grass, better stay in St. David down the road. We stayed here in a 38' Bighorn fifth wheel. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great little park right on the highway into Tombstone. Spaces are not paved but mostly level. Had a space to let dogs exercise. Park hosts were very welcoming, and helpful. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the worst parks we have stayed in. It is poorly maintained and the back lot is nothing but a junk pile. Sites are not properly maintained as far as hookups, electric, etc. Restrooms and showers are in very poor condition as is the laundry facilities. The lady in the office is very cordial and efficient. However, the overall appearance and cleanliness of the park and office leaves a lot to be desired. Would not recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We intended to stay a week as a base for relaxing and exploring the Tombstone area but left after two nights. The primary reason was the Internet service. When it did work, it was only for short periods of time, and then it was exasperatingly slow. Apparently this is a frequent occurrence here, so if you need reliable Internet service, this is probably not the best place to stay. The other reason was the general condition of the park. What their website euphemistically calls grass are patches of goat heads (thorny weeds), while the picnic tables look like they have been baked in the sun for decades. The hook ups are also in bad shape and are poorly located for many sites. And during our short stay we had the distinct pleasure of viewing the burned out hulk of an RV that had obviously been there a while. Finally, beware of their refund policy. You only have an hour after check in to request a refund. They also require a deposit for the restroom key. Although the staff was cordial, we consider this park to be the worst we’ve stayed at. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The staff at this park was very nice and accommodating. The facility is a dirt lot and the pull through site was a little cramped, but worked for our 29' trailer. Not much room for the truck. The pool was small but fine for our kids to splash in; it needed cleaning, though. The restrooms and showers were run down and filthy and smokers inside made it worse. There was supposed to be Wi-Fi, but could not get a code to use it. The park is just down the road from Tombstone which was a fun time, but be prepared to pay for every little thing. We felt this park overcharged for what you got, but also were told the other parks were worse. The two tours that were really worth the time were the Courthouse tour and Boot Hill (no charge which was nice!). We decided against the OK Corral tourist trap due to the high price and there is so much info on the historical events elsewhere. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park was suitable for a short term stay. The other reviews about the Wi-Fi are correct. They have problems with the signal making it to the sites, therefore you must be up at the clubhouse to obtain the signal. They offer a free shuttle bus to Tombstone, which is nice so you don't have to find parking. Cable TV was acceptable. Site connections are pretty far from the rigs, hope you have long cords for everything. Staff was very friendly and helpful. This is an older park and the electrical is old too. We had problems obtaining full 30 amps from the power pole. If you want 50 amps, they only have a handful of sites so be sure to book early for them. You do hear quite a bit of road noise as cars speed by. On a positive note, of the few campgrounds in the town of Tombstone, this one appeared the best. If you don't mind driving further from the town, you will find much nicer ones in Benson. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was one of those disasters at the end of a long journey. We were assigned a space and was unable to pull our travel trailer into it. Our rig is 45' long, truck and trailer. The staff is accommodating, cordial and gave us another space to pull into. The second space was not level, the electric panel too far from the trailer for a hook up. We would have had to make a choice between the water, sewer and electric. We tried the internet and there was no connection to his router yet we could see the antenna from the space. We asked for a refund, which was granted and to be fair, some of the spaces there looked OK but I wouldn't count on the internet in any RV park in Tombstone. Would not stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate reflects a weekly rate. The sites in this park are short, but wide enough to park a car beside the motorhome. There are some trees, but they are not large enough for shade. It was fairly quiet despite being close to Highway 80. The laundry was clean and washers and dryers worked well. The park is only about a mile from town, so it's a good base for exploring Tombstone and surrounding areas. TV worked fine, but we were unable to get Wi-Fi at our site. It worked well at the laundry or office. There are quite a few long-term residents, but most sites are neatly kept. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is in a rural desert setting a mile from town and offers a free shuttle to and from town, but we did not use it. The staff is friendly and helpful. Easy in and easy out, the sites are unpaved natural desert sand and gravel. Toads or tow vehicles must be parked perpendicular to the RVs. I used two tiers of Lynx levelers to level our rig. Good cable TV signal, but only 23 channels. We were able to connect to WIFI at our site close to the main building, but the speed was a little slow. When checking in, the owner advised that the connection may be undependable and some sites have trouble connecting. Sand burs are abundant and will stick in your dog’s paws and your shoes. There is considerable junk piled to the side of the office building. After four days of observation, we concluded that the aging bathrooms are not cleaned every day; in fact, we saw no evidence of their having been cleaned during our stay. By day two, the men’s room was nearly out of toilet tissue and, by day three, the toilet tissue was gone in all four of the men’s stalls and some of the women’s stalls, the liquid soap dispenser in the men’s room remained empty during our stay, a wad of human hair remained on the bottom of a women’s shower stall, some toilet bowls needed brushing to remove human waste residue, soapy scum covered all sides of the paper towel dispenser, and the counter of bathroom sinks had a layer of dust. It is fair to state that toilet tissue was replaced on day four. If the bathrooms are not an issue for you, this place is acceptable while visiting Tombstone, but not for more than a few days. Except for the bathrooms, this place would rate 7. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I spent a week here exploring Tombstone. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. They even will take you to town and pick you up if you ask. The sites were mostly level and the views were wonderful. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Gravel sites are pretty short, and pretty narrow. Free cable works fine; wi-fi doesn't work at all. The person in the office said they "are working on it", but we were here 2 days and no luck so far. Convenient to Tombstone and other tourist sites. Had to complain about unleashed dog yesterday, which is still unleashed this morning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

There is low monthly pricing, reasonable nightly pricing. Low prices in the general store with no price gouging on food or propane. No size limits or stay time limitations here. Everyone welcome. The grounds have a very durable 50 amp or 30 amp electric service. Our AT&T cell phone worked well in our trailer. No sewer problems or leach smell. The drinking water is excellent and unsurpassed. The free TV cable always worked fine. A Pizza Parlor is on the grounds. There is free shuttle to many places and no party is too big. This place is clean. HOSPITALITY is the best. Anyone posting bad remarks against this park was probably disgruntled campers. The playground could be improved but is accompanied with a safe outdoor pool. As in most campgrounds, I found the internet to work all over the property with a Linksys (WUSB54GC) plug in stick antenna. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Staff was very friendly. Came in after dark and the residents helped us find a spot. Paid next morning. Beautiful views. Would go there again We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was an nice park. It is close to town so it was easy to run in and out of town. We did not use their shuttle service but it was available. The folks were nice and friendly. My only complaint was that the sites are fairly close together and not very deep. It was a little close for comfort when RV's came in to park. Laundry room was clean. 4 washers and 4 dryers. They advertise WiFi but it does not work. My Verizon air card worked just fine. Propane was on site and easy to obtain. All in all, nice park for the price in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tight spaces, but management escorts & helps you park. Our space was very level, but I saw some big rigs that were pretty highly jacked. Very little shade. Showers & Restrooms were super nice and roomy, but one toilet in ladies room was clogged for two days, so one d-merit. My big complaint was the jerk that was blasting his boom box. The management took no action or were off site. Either way-one more d-merit. We always stay here in Tombstone. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This CG is just a stones throw from all the action on Allen St. Park is gravel and fairly level. Sites are tight and you are close to your neighbor but was able to get all three slides out. The managers are absolutely great with knowledge of the area and assistance in the park. They had that "can do, no problem" attitude! Wi-Fi was painfully slow but managers were up front about this at registration. Apparently, it is a provider issue. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park is close to the old downtown Tombstone district. The RV spaces are very small. If have a pull-through, you may not be able to put out your awning and you will have a neighbor looking right in your door or window. The rates are a little high, but you are close to town. Their Wi-Fi was very slow. The manager HATES dogs, so be prepared: you have to walk them outside the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great facilities, very well run and with very friendly owners willing to impart their local knowledge, tips and discounts from local attractions to their guests. An excellent park and we were only about 100 meters from the OK Coral as well. The kids loved the fact that they were sleeping so close to the historic gunfight. Will definitely stay there again if passing near Tombstone! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff, escorted to site. Park is right downtown, so you can walk to all the attractions. Facilities were fine, the pull-through sites are buddy sites (you face your neighbor). The Wi-Fi was fine, then became painfully slow. We would stay here again for the convenience. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Loved being so close to "downtown" so we could walk in, do the tourist bit, then back to the RV to relax. Proximity to Fremont St. meant road noise early in the morning. Very clean restrooms and showers. Very friendly and helpful staff gave us plenty of recommendations of what to see and do. Went early in the week so the park was very empty. Will have no problem with staying there again. Yeah, non-secured Wi-Fi, be careful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The main thing that this park has going for it is the close proximity in Tombstone to the tourist areas. Other positives are: clean restrooms and showers and an easy pull through for our big rig. The negatives are: Tight, bossy staff, lousy non-secured Wi-Fi and worst of all, a ridiculous price of $49 a night. The base price of $38 a night did not include any allowance for the people in our party. We were charged extra for all 5 of us. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

SUPER convenient for walking to the majority of Tombstone venues. Quiet at night, with pull-throughs for large rigs. Great managers in a clean park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice park: directly across the street from the OK Corral. Very convenient for sightseeing. But it is very TIGHT. They use every inch of space in this park, believe me. However, the staff is very friendly and helpful. Use your receipt to get a discount on many activities and food in town. It took 2 days to see everything and we had a TERRIFIC time! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tight, tight, tight! Booked for two nights, but only stayed for one. They pack them in at Wells Fargo! The Management was very friendly and helpful. Everything was clean. Not much to do for children at the park. Location is key. Very convenient to Tombstone, as everything is in a (short) walking distance. Managed to get in all the sights and even a trip down to Bisbee, AZ (must see if your already in the area) in one day, so we left a night early. Good park if you are here just to see the sights, but wouldn't want to be here for an extended stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for one night in Dec 2010 and the hosts were fantastic. The site had cable and Wi-Fi. The water pressure and electric issues mentioned in other reviews were not a problem. It was very easy to walk through downtown and we were right across from the O.K. Corral. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A+++ Very courteous and professional staff. The park is right in the middle of town, directly across the street from the ‘OK Corral’ and very close walking distance to all the attractions and shows. We stayed in a nice, well maintained pull through with enough room for our slide outs. They had nice laundry facilities and the restrooms and showers where the CLEANEST we’ve seen at any RV park in a very long time. The staff also provided us with some town information and discounts to the local businesses. We were very pleased with everything and will definitely stay here again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is right in the middle of Tombstone. The lady at the front desk was very nice and helpful getting us set up. The sites are narrow, but we were able to pull through and stay hooked up. We were also able to use our slide out. We were not able to connect to the WiFi. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Any RV with slides should not stay at this facility. Spots are so narrow that units literally are on top of each other. There is absolutely no shade and Tombstone swelters from April to October. Some pedestals have 50 Amp, some don't. Some pedestals don't work at all. Most of all this RV Park just isn't fun. The new managers (last 2 years) run it like a concentration camp. The RVers are all stupid, dangerous and uninformed. I've stayed there for years during Tombstone celebrations. After this year, I'm going elsewhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wonderful staff at this park: provided information and a discount card for the local establishments. Has nice laundry facilities. Located close to everything: within walking distance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place had the cleanest showers of any RV park on our trip across country. The spots are tight as they park buddy style. It's not roomy but it is across the street from the OK corral and right in the middle of town. There is a nice cafe on the corner that does a good breakfast. The owners of the park were very nice. They warned us that WIFI could be spotty, and we found the cable signal was pretty noisy. If I was going to visit Tombstone, this would be my place of choice based on location for sure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We live about 200 miles from Tombstone, but enjoy the town atmosphere and local activities so much we visit there several times year. In the past we have stayed at other RV parks in the area, but once we discovered Wells Fargo it has become our home away from home. The managers are very friendly, always helpful and work hard at providing a pleasant atmosphere for their guests. Even though the park is just a short walk from the center of town we have always found it to be quiet and relaxing. The showers, restrooms and laundry area are always spotless. What a great little park. We no more than leave here until we start planning our next visit. We highly recommend the Wells Fargo RV Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We chose this park for it's monthly rates, but after 2 months found out the managers are complete jerks. We were put in a decent spot, until the kid who rents an efficiency from the park started blaring his rap music so loud it vibrated our motor home. After complaining about this to the managers, I was told to stop complaining about it because it wasn't 10pm. I tried to explain to them how untenable it was as we couldn't even watch our TV because of it. I was told too bad and to stop pounding on their door as they would not do anything about it. Sometimes this music would go on until 1am in the morning and still nothing was done. After having both husband and wife taking attitudes with me I informed them we would be leaving and never coming back, even though we had originally reserved as spot for December. I would definitely NOT recommend this park for anyone! We will be filing a complaint against this couple with the owners in the morning. Even though we have a week left on our rent, we are moving in the morning to another park just down the road from this one. It's a horribly managed park and it's obvious the managers don't care about their long term tenants. We also observed the husband swearing at a person who was parking in a reserved parking spot, just to remove his bikes and was going to move immediately. Avoid this park at all costs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has outstanding access to the sites in town: a 1 minute walk to the OK Coral. Very cordial hosts; who were very helpful. For the area, we thought this was a perfect place to visit Tombstone. The only negative is that it is a little cramped for space; but for a short stay, it was perfect. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This CG was the light at the end of a dark tunnel. We were leaving another CG and called these folks as we reached the main road. We told them we were only a few minutes away. They were closing the office but said they would wait for us and they did. Folks were very helpful and while this park has many tight spaces, we were put into a pull through with plenty of room to pull in and out when leaving. The only downside to this park was the internet. The connection to their router was 4 to 5 bars; the troubles were in their internet provider. We've had troubles with them in the past at other sites. The first night, as the campers gave up on the net, the system enabled us to get our email. We woke up early the following morning and at 5 am, the signal was good until around 8 am. After then, it was so slow it was unusable. We enjoyed our time here and spent 2 days going around Tombstone. Would camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

PARK is the key word here. Wells Fargo RVP is a very convenient place to PARK in Tombstone. Its right in town, only 1/2 block from the OK Corral where the historic gunfight took place. But it is not much more than a place to park. The sites are poorly marked and defined. We (2 Motorhomes) had to get the manager to walk to and point out the small sites he expected us to squeeze into. When we got back from watching the reenactment we found they had squeezed a 5th wheel between us so there was only 9 1/2 inches clearance with our slide outs interlocked like a jigsaw puzzle. I can attest that the guy in the 5th wheel is a snorer, but so am I so we're even. If I come back I'd probably stay at the roomier park 1/2 mile away. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Upside - Only a half block from all Tombstone attractions. No need for a car and very close to the O.K. Corral shootout. Downside - Tight spaces, a bit noisy since it is right off the main road. I would stay again, mainly because of the location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We didn't stay here, but drove through this park. It was a basic looking park, with not to wide spaces. See Huachuca City, AZ. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.