The RV sites were very tight. We were not able to do one of the slide outs on the RV, but the friendliness of the owners and the cleanliness of the bathrooms made up for it. The little restaurant on site was a hit with grandpa and our daughter (both early risers) and the owners gave them a great education on fossilized wood. - The Smith Family

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

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

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

Very Nice Park. Extremely clean everywhere. Nice clean pool which was nice and cool for an evening swim. All utilities worked well with the cable having been discontinued by COX in this area please remember to bring your Dish or DTV. The Owners have made this park into a gem and so pleasant and friendly. We camped here in a 38 foot fifth wheel and we would definitely stay here again. Beautiful park and just a two mile drive into Tombstone or you can take their shuttle. - Bobby Perry

Family owned and operated. Super clean and neat. Great wi-fi. Had propane on site and picked up tank from camp site. The owner helped us to our site and with parking. Pool was great. Playground area for kids to run. Campground was quiet. Larger spots. Lots to do near that had nothing to do with Tombstone. Free shuttle service to Tombstone. Small store in office with stuff you may need. We would stay here again, for sure. - Lacrosse 318

Staff very friendly and helpful. Site gravel but level, pull-through and easy access. Utilities well placed. Convenient free shuttle into Tombstone and return. - jtst

I have 35 ft TH the sites are plenty big enough and 2 blocks from Tombstone. The owners are very good and helpful. The camp ground is very old but well maintained . I would suggest bringing a second sewer hose because all the services are in the back . There are pull throughs but a little less room. - jerry g

Small, cramped RV Park in the town of Tombstone. Sites are the narrowest and closest together I've ever seen. Pull throughs on the edge of the park were side to side with shared utilities. Our site was not level. Park is completely gravel; there was no grass anywhere within walking distance for our dog. Long term residents were gruff and unfriendly, living in older trailers that were not kept up well, with dogs tied up outside. There was no cable TV offered, and there are no over the air TV channels available. Camp WiFi was spotty at best, with rates averaging 0.8 Mbps, when it worked. This park's location IS NOT worth it. I would stay elsewhere, and just drive to Tombstone for the day and park for free at the end of Allen Street. - Llando88

We had a pull through site and the sites are narrow, you may be door to door with one neighbor. That being said, park was clean and office friendly and helpful. Location is great, it's 1 block from OK Corral ( gunfight kinda hokey but fun). Also easy walk to rest of Tombstone. If we came back to area, we'd stay again. - SlicksMom

Beautiful desert landscaping with view of mountains. Staff friendly & helpful. Large stone sites with some small trees but little shade. Easy in & out of park. Quiet. Many roads & trails for walking. - yfraddosio

We stayed in the park for a week with our grandson so that we could explore the area. Our site was beautiful with views of the mountain range and true dessert landscaping. There are not a ton of trees but most of the sites have some bushes for shade. Each site has a concrete patio with a picnic table. The laundry facilities are clean with a few machines. The office personnel are great. When we checked in she took care of us and was a delight. We asked to change sites and she changed our site with no fuss. They have a great activity room and a indoor swimming pool with a hot tub. You won't be disappointed with your stay at this campground. - Penney W

Nice park about 10 miles from Tombstone. Staff is very friendly. Good for base camp for southern Arizona. Its a Passport America park so the price is very friendly. - 5outta6

Last year, I stayed here and the wifi worked well, but this year, I got bumped off every few seconds. The woman in the office said I was lucky to get any connection and that I should go to the clubhouse to use wifi. It was just as bad there. Forget the wifi for the RVs; just ask for the password to the internet service for the office and use that. It worked great. Management always has the same response when campers complain about internet service: "The problem is that people are actually using it!" The solution is simple: upgrade service that can handle today's wildly wired society. Otherwise, the location has two free showers, with toilet and sink, both clean and modern, although one shower room does not have electrical outlets. There's a collection of movies on VHS (!!!), and a library that rivals a small town's collection. Maneuvering was tight, as I had to back in with limited extra space. Laundry will cost you, but there are free indoor pool and hot tub, plus free outdoor pool. There are annoying and frequent speed bumps along the roads in this park, which is a retirement community with RV spaces for rent. site layout is odd -- you get a shed on each site, but the electric pedestal and other wiring for your neighbor is either hooked onto or immediately next to your shed, which is confusing. Finding the place is difficult. Last year, I did the same thing: turned into the wrong location and had to figure out how to get back on the highway. If you're coming from the east, watch for the large red and yellow flags on your left/south -- DON'T TURN THERE. You turn at the next driveway on the left. If you come from the west, watch for signs on Hwy. 90 that indicate the 4-lane road becomes 2 lanes; that's when you put on your right turn blinker and slow down, as the entrance is close. - John_K

This is primarily a mobile home park. However, don't let deter you from checking it out as a camping option. The mobile homes are very well kept and most are occupied by seniors. The RV part is located at the back of the development in its own section and backs up to undeveloped area giving you wonderful views of the surrounding mountains. The sites are gravel with concrete pads for the picnic table. A unique feature is a large storage shed on each site that was large enough to hold our bicycles and other gear. The office staff is very helpful and one of the permanent residents dropped by to encourage us to participate in some of their organized activities. There are two club houses. One has an indoor pool and spa. The other has an outdoor pool (not heated during the winter). There is a large lending library and everything is incredibly clean. The one concern relates to how tight the road is leading to your site. The space itself was 40' long and there was plenty of room to park our truck behind our fifth wheel. However we had to do some tricky maneuvering to get in and out of the spot. So if you are looking for a good, basic spot to stay while exploring this area, Sierra Vista is worth a look. Also, this is one of the few RV parks where the Wi-Fi actually worked! - The Regans

The good: Location is near everything you want to do in Southeast AZ. We have found the location to all tourist activities to be excellent. Site size is excellent. We are on the corner in site 22 and it is well above average, maybe one of the largest in the park.

The average: Water pressure, full hookups, satellite reception, pool and hot tub.

The poor: Do not let your dog down due to the goat heads growing in the gravel. The "free cable" is barely watchable for the snow. Never did receive the gate code or park rules. Got this info from a neighbor and in turn had our dinner interrupted when someone else was trying to park and no camp host was available. The RV sites are at the back of a very large mobile home community with multiple speed bumps, multiple stop signs and trees overhanging into the street.

General info: The RV sites seem to be mostly permanents who are working for the hospital as traveling nurses or temporarily assigned homeland security folks. People are nice even though they know we are traveling through. GPS and park address do not bring you here. We had to unhook the toad and search for the location. Another person arrived well after dark due to traveling down gravel roads looking for the park. You are on the very edge of the desert with coyote and javalina roaming the park at night. Awakened nightly with "cycle of life" noises and howling. - Eureka12

Have stayed here a few times. They warn you to put Ajax, Comet or something similar all around your tires, jacks or anything that touches the ground as they have sugar ants that can invade your rv. Heed their advice, I got invaded this year. Yes it is an older park that could use some work, but overall a nice, relaxing park. The ponds definitely add to this. The sites I have been on have all been comparatively level. Free cable and water pressure and electric were good. - Critter

This is a long term stay membership park, primarily. Some short term users. Pet friendly. Fishing pond, golf, professional/helpful staff, shopping close by. Lots of STICKERS/THORNS so be pet aware, as they WILL get infected. Sunny, warm, little breeze. - work2fish

We stayed here under Western Horizon Resorts membership. It's been about three years since we were here last and based on some recent reviews we expected the park to be in poor shape. Some of the roads need attention and the park does not have 50 amp service and that's about the only negative we can come up with. Our site (66) and the sites around us had good solid gravel and were level. It was easy to navigate our 40 ft motor home. We had friends parked in the upper level and they were happy with their site. Verizon phone signal was weak but usable and our Verizon MiFi picked up two bars of 4G and also worked fine. Easy satellite dish reception. We are looking forward to future visits. - RalphA

Stayed for 3 nights. Managers were very friendly and helpful. Brand new laundry room (1.00W & .75D), restrooms, Pool table and cable tv in main building behind office. Two bench swings by BBQ area real nice. Other than AZ cockleburrs the transient park was nicely laid out ie. utility hookups, pull thrus and backins. 30A service, Nice water pressure. The extended stay park adjacent to transient area is real nice. Very quiet nights. Best park in the immediate area. Will return when passing through. - Country High

The part up front that we stayed in for 5 days was pretty dusty and marginal. Even though we parked in a pull-through site, we had to back out the way we drove in because of low hanging branches of unkept and unpruned trees. We only stayed here because we wanted to be close to the wonderful birding in the area. The park is very dusty with red dirt everywhere. I would not want to be here in a rainstorm. The hookups were adequate for our 50 amp system since we weren't using either of our air conditioners. The water here is pretty decent. - Kent and Margaret

This is really 2 parks in one. The first is up front by the office and is primarily short term and transient- the second is across the stream and is a nicely manicured, well treed combination RV and Mobile Home Park that is about 70%RV and 30%MH. There are quite a few "permanent" residents in RV's in the long-term area also. Mostly military retirees and some active duty with the usual contingent of snowbirds it is a very quiet and friendly park. Watch out for the speed bumps, though, they are killer! The owner/ manager is friendly and helpful and keeps a very close eye on things. - Master Camper

Price shown is a weekly rate for the site only. Electric usage is metered and is 14 cents per kwh. This is one of the cleanest parks we have visited. Pride of ownership clearly shows. Sites are gravel and streets are paved. There are back-in, drive-in, and pull-through sites available. Our pull-through was level and all utilities worked well - we were advised by a resident to use a water filter due to minerals, and we did so. Cable TV also worked well. There are several long-term residents in the park. Everyone was friendly and all sites were neatly kept. The only drawback we found, and it is not the fault of the owner, was very loud music on Saturday night from a lounge down the street, but it was over by 10 pm. We really enjoyed our stay here, and will choose this park again when in this area. - 4windstrvlr

K and N RV Park is one of the best parks in the area, depending on what you are looking for. It is extremely well maintained. The drives are all paved, the sites are comfortable and covered with stone. The office, restrooms, laundry room, showers are immaculate and the park is very well maintained. WI-FI is efficient. It is a very pet friendly park. We enjoyed our stay there very much. - jmj

Mountain View is not just the name of the park. The Huachuca Mountains are right in the backyard. We stayed a month at Mountain View. All sites are level with concrete patios. Laundry room was very clean. We didn't encounter any stickers in the gravel or anywhere, for that matter. The manager informed us that she and her maintenance person pulled out loads of dead or dying shrubbery over the past year. Management cares about this park and their guests. The park is set way back from the highway and very quiet. We would not hesitate to return or recommend to others. - freckles1219

The rate reflects the monthly rate plus the electric we used. This is a very friendly park with excellent manager. We felt included and at home from the first day. It is 20 miles from the interstate making it a quiet park with large sites that are gravel and level. The only thing to be aware the is no cable and only one true over the air TV station. To make up for this they had the best WiFi I have ever seen in a park. - Larry G

This park lives up to it's name...Mountain Views. Highway noise is present if outside, inside no problem. The staff is extra ordinary, friendly and helpful don't describe the feeling of being appreciated and they were available at all hours. The maintenance man helped me with an issue on my RV without being asked, he saw me working on it and came over, introduced himself and said "what can I do to help". My only issue with this park is the WiFi, strong signal all over the park but slow internet connection. Sites are gravel and level with concrete pads for exiting your rig. Not much in the way of shade trees however apparently their is a light breeze most all the time. I'd stay here again, no questions asked. - Mcaksala