Easy egress, gravel mostly level sites. The utilities are accessible and worked. Friendly staff with a restaurant serving great breakfasts. Three blocks to the OK Corral. Gunfights hourly. American Legion two blocks away. Stayed two nights. - darla's dad

The positive thing about this campground is the location: 2 minutes you are in the center of town. The CG is right on a street with lots of traffic, and you can hear the cars drive at night. The campground is well maintained. There are cigarette butts and dog poop around. Around the Office is metal scrap. The owner repaired cars. The WiFi, supposedly best in town, is quite slow. The rate of $ 30 is based on Goodsam. There are 50 AMPS. We would not come stay again. - Myrvisbig

Interesting little old park. Owners are helpful but the place is a little long in the tooth. Bathroom and laundry were fine, not perfect, but fine. We did enjoy our stay because it is a 2 block walk right into the heart of the action that is Tombstone. Super cool little restaurant on site for a great breakfast. Pretty eclectic and quirky but we can recommend it and, if we went this way again, we would stay there again. - Euri

Convenient, clean, well-maintained RV sites. Central location for touring southeast Arizona. Dog-friendly and all amenities. - edandck

New owner and his crew (posse) are outstanding. Old KOA but sites have been realigned to be bigger. Easy access for motorhomes with toads. These people really care! Shuttle to downtown and back was wonderful. Easy access to propane too! We will come back here. - Redbird1417

Very friendly. The only park that has enough room for 40 foot RV's. We needed shuttle late on New Year’s Eve. They went over and above to take care of us. Too far to walk into Tombstone but the shuttle works great, just not after 9 PM. If you want to enjoy the night life you need to ask, no guarantees. Nice pool closed in winter. Rec. center still being worked on. Nice park. New owner still working on it. It will just get better. - farmerbud

This is more a motel than RV park, but the owner maintains a small, mini, RV park. It's very sheltered from noise and pleasant. Good, unobstructed access to both DirecTV and Dish satellites and the power and water pressure are both excellent. The owner, is very pleasant to deal with and will do his best to accommodate you. While the park is more geared to long term, its worth a phone call to see if they have a spot. It's only a 2 block walk to downtown Tombstone and all the fun that goes on there daily. - GregK

We have stayed here several times. It is right on the main street of Tombstone, within easy walking distance of all the major tourist attractions of Tombstone, except Boot Hill which is a little distance away. Verizon worked well there, so we didn't use the WiFi, although it was free. Tombstone is a really fun place, and we always enjoy our stay there. We have always stayed at Wells Fargo RV Park. However, be warned, it can become extremely crowded. The park is fairly small, and there is very little space between sites. When large rigs are parked next to each other, you are literally door to door. This gives you very little privacy and no ability to open your awning or set out a barbeque. They often have to share the pedestal and use a splitter to give each RV 50 amps. - TravelingAdams

The daily rate reflects the fact we stayed a month. Yes the sites are tight but the convenience of being right in the historical section of town is worth it. We were fortunate because we were put into a large roomy site. This park is old but very clean, and the staff is very helpful and friendly. The cable TV was good, the Wi-Fi average. Verizon works great. We will stay here again. Highly recommend this park. So much to see and do while learning about the history of the old west. - rovingretirees

A bit cramped, and pricey, but staff was friendly and you can't beat the short walk to all of the attractions. - emmibelle