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South Tucson, Arizona Campgrounds
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7.6 Good
Voyager RV Resort & Hotel 10.45 miles N
8701 S Kolb Rd Tucson, Arizona 85756 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 331 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Voyager RV Resort & Hotel
Rating: 8 8 5 3 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The staff was very friendly and helpful. The facility was awesome. You can keep as busy as you want to as there are a lot of activities they offer. The only complaint that I had was about my site. I had to take a wired brush to clean up the water spicket so my hose could attach. The sewer connection was broken but I was able to jam my hose to it. The lost was unlevel. I needed to place wood under one side of the rigs tires. The rated was based on the TT trails collection option. I would stay there again. - rynosback
This is a very nice RV Park. We pulled in earlier than expected on a Saturday and the front desk was very accommodating. The person in charge of showing us to our site came into reception and informed the check in employee that the site they had reserved for us would not fit our 42' coach comfortably. He then went out to find another spot that would. For that we were very grateful. The park is a mix of park models and RV spots. Getting into the new space (between two park models) was a bit tricky due to the placement of light posts, but we made it. Leveling was easy. All utilities worked well - they even offered cable with 10 channels. No Wifi at the site. You'd think in this day and age they'd have that figured out. Internet at the site was possible for a fee, but the $75 "connection" charge made it not cost-effective for a one week stay. So it's possible, just at an unrealistic price. Lots of activities at the park - pickle ball, bocce ball, shuffleboard, different classes, pools, bands - being there for only a week we didn't indulge in any of it. We did use the fitness center which is nicely equipped. They even had a flea market of sorts one day we were there. There's a restaurant on site, ample laundry, and guard gated entry. Felt safe and was very clean. We'd go back again. No Wifi would be our only reason not to since we work when traveling and that's a big deal for us. - theSchreibers
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Voyager RV Resort & Hotel »This is a Thousand Trails/Encore park. We stayed here because our friends had family have a house in the community. We were fortunate that we stayed a little over a month so our rate was very reasonable, otherwise its like $50/nite and would not be worth it. We did have to pay for electric separately but it was around $0.095/kWh. The transient area is very tight (almost lost our passenger awnings twice due to new arrivals) and very long. No trees. The pool and other facilities looked well maintained. There are a lot of rules in this park. So many that it was hard to keep track of what you could or not do. Ex: Sewing room hours are M-S 5-10pm and all day Sunday except between 1-3 the cutting table is not available. So, I went on a Sunday about 1130 but was told I needed to vacate by 1230 because some quilting class was going to be taught. But, the quilting folks had several other times throughout the week reserved so why during open sew time?? I used the room and left never to return. Their machines were barely useable and the times were too restrictive. People were friendly as was management except for the mailroom lady. Never a smile and you have to pry your mail from her if you don't have the purple slip someone is to deliver 3 days after your tracking notification arrives. You are supposed to wear badges everywhere in the park so they know you are a guest/member. Guess how many times we had to run back to get the badges - yep, lots. Christmas time was pleasant. They had a nice choir and a non-denomination service was held. The grill and bar was good with reasonable prices. We would stay again but only if our TT friends were staying. - FT Travelers3
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5.3 Average
Desert Pueblo Mobile Home Park (55+ park) 2.04 miles N
1302 W Ajo Way Tucson, Arizona 85713 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 77 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Desert Pueblo Mobile Home Park (55+ park)
Rating: 4 10 6 1 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: They close the office from 12:00 to 1:00 so you have to sit and wait in a hot parking lot waiting for them to open. The sewer hook-up at the site was awful and probably illegal. No cable and no Wi-Fi. Their entrance is very narrow and restrictive. The road they are on (Ajo Way) is so busy that you sometimes can't get out of the park with your car, let alone your RV. There are much better places to stay when visiting Tucson. - Cucutz
I really enjoyed my stay here. The sites were clean (back in only) and the grounds were very nice. The real pleasant parts about Desert Pueblo, in my opinion, were all the different amenities they had - picnic tables, clubhouses, nice trees/scenery, putting green, pools, hot tubs, lawn games and so on. We stayed for a few days only as we were passing through Tucson, but it was quite enjoyable and we would've loved to have stayed longer. We'll definitely keep them in mind when we swing back into town. - Victor Cecic
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Desert Pueblo Mobile Home Park (55+ park) »The sites are large, deep, and clean. There is no noise from the busy street. When we called to make reservations, the person who answered the phone was curt and rude, but the person who checked us in was pleasant. The biggest disappointments were no Wi-Fi and no cable. This park is a mobile home community, and overnighters are not the focus. We will not stay here again. - LB Rohn
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8.6 Excellent
Sentinel Peak RV Park 2.31 miles N
450 N Grande Ave Tucson, Arizona 85745 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 23 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Sentinel Peak RV Park
Rating: 8 10 9 9 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Small park very centrally located in Tucson. Other parks in the area that are much fancier, but this one met our needs for sightseeing around the Tucson area. Paved roads and sites, full hookups, 50 amp. Bathrooms and laundry were clean and nice. Site was not overly spacious, but big enough for 36' coach and toad. Certainly recommend it unless you are looking for a resort type park. - Ribbet
We stayed for several weeks in June and will stay the 1st week in July. What has made this Park so special is the Manager and her significant other. She is not just efficient at what she does, but she is incredibly helpful solving any number of problems that come up. When we lost power in our Class A (106+ degrees), her significant other offered to install new house batteries for me. Remember, it was hot as h#%! and the batteries weighed over 65 pounds each! He never complained and installed them quickly and correctly! The Park itself is very clean, centrally located near downtown Tucson, AZ, and has a cute little swimming pool and large Clubhouse with ping pong, pool table, games, a library and a big screen TV. Yes, there isn't much shade, but we just have to wait a few years for the trees to grow! After making my reservations, the manager sent me a complete Park Map. The best part was how she showed the way into the Park and how to enter our space. Most parks just let you figure that out on your own! I would recommend this Park as the best, most friendly place to stay with your RV in Central Tucson! - Deb J
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Sentinel Peak RV Park »Location, location, location are the key reasons to stay at this park. This is an RV oasis in the heart of Tucson. They have taken a large city lot and added all the things you look for in a place to stay with your RV, even a small pool. A combination of wide, but closely spaced pull thru and back in sites, nicely level and well equipped. There is a "club house" that offers a comfortable lounge, table tennis and a small library. The laundromat facilities are also in the club house so you can wait in comfort while doing your laundry. BE AWARE that this park offers Passport America discounts on Monday - Thursday from April to October but it is not obvious on their website. Once they have charged your stay they have no way to reverse those charges and offer the lower PA rate. All in all, a great place to stay, especially if the University or other urban locations are your local destination. - Dunwoodyradio
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8.1 Good
Rincon Country West RV Resort (55+ park) 2.92 miles N
4555 S Mission Rd Tucson, Arizona 85746 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 1083 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Rincon Country West RV Resort (55+ park)
Rating: 9 8 9 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Park is primarily for long-term residents. Spotlessly clean with close adherence to rules (pets only in certain areas, etc). Very orderly and neat. Roads a little tight but we were able to park our 40' motorhome without too much fuss once aligned properly to back in. - ziaptrn
The rate above is weekly no discount with weekly price reflects their discount.
Good Sam discount for daily. - pam.4himView more reviews and a full list of amenities for Rincon Country West RV Resort (55+ park) »Great park. Tennis courts, swimming pool, food vendors, all kind of activities. Good biking trails. A lot of snowbird people stay there through the winter. I use a Verizon hotspot there. We are planning to stay there again. - skiwest
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8.8 Excellent
Tucson / Lazydays KOA 3.84 miles N
5151 South Country Club Road Tucson, Arizona 85706 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 411 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 9 9 6 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: VERY nice KOA! We usually avoid the KOA's, as we find them old, crowded and not updated. But this one is a beauty......with lovely, nicely landscaped sites of all types. Our site had a grapefruit tree and grass for the dogs, which is a nice thing in Arizona! The people were very friendly, and the middle-aged lady behind the desk in the office was so very gracious!! Whenever possible, I tried to come during her hours if I had a question, as the "younger gals" weren't as gracious and only seemed to be interested in flirting with some of the young guys. LOL! The restrooms and showers were always clean. The laundry was a bit overpriced, but they did allow you to hang your clothing out behind your motorhome to dry it. They also allowed you to wash your vehicles, including your motorhome. The only downside to this lovely park was the surrounding area, which was VERY sketchy! We felt perfectly save at night, but when leaving the park......we weren't too sure. LOL! Yes, there were some train whistles and planes overhead......but nothing that bothered us. - SewBzzzy
Enjoyed staying here and will return when in the area. The sites are spacious and each have a concrete pad with patio furniture. Would love to stay in one of the more luxurious sites with a fireplace, loft top porch or gated area for the dog, but would not justify the steep price near $100 per night for them. Absolutely fabulous restaurant on site. Gated at night so very secure. The grounds were immaculate and inviting group seating areas around the pool and pickle ball courts. All the roads are paved, so no dust to speak of. Nice areas for dog walking as well as off leash dog parks. Well marked sites and plenty of room to maneuver. No noise from the freeway, as you are a couple miles from it. The airplane and train noise were noticeable, but not bad. It was actually cool to watch the military planes fly over. We will be back. Great KOA. Also got a few free lemons! - Becky N
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Tucson / Lazydays KOA »Large, gated park with roughly 400 pull through and back-in RV sites, 8 deluxe casita style cabins and 4 deluxe tent spaces. Sites are gravel, FHU including cable, with concrete patio and table/chairs, and asphalt parking space. There are sites with a small grass area, covered sites under solar structures, sites with fireplaces and pet friendly sites (see photos). Sites are 45 degree angles but narrow, and backing in can be tricky to avoid the power post. Decent site separation but zero privacy between neighbors. Wide, paved roads in the park that were easy to maneuver. The park has lemon, orange and grapefruit trees, and you can pick as many as you want. We stayed in site 1610, a back-in space which was mostly level. Lots of amenities here including two heated pools, 2 small hot tubs, 2 laundry areas, pickleball courts, putting greens, horseshoes, playground, several dog parks, dog wash stations, pond and a BBQ restaurant. Store on site sells gifts, snacks, ice cream and rv supplies. Bathroom/shower area near us had three toilets and three showers per gender, and although dated were clean. Daily curbside trash pickup and you can check out a bin for recycling. Utilities worked well, and Verizon signal was very good. Cable was snowy and maintenance looked at it and said it wasn't a problem on their end however, all our neighbors had the same issue. Be aware this park has near constant noise from planes, trains, automobiles and barking dogs. On two occasions we had to call about excessive noise after quiet hours. No age limit on RV's and no restrictions on number of dogs or breeds here. Rate is based on monthly stay including electric. Be sure to ask for and look at a full receipt at checkout, because my receipt showed an additional charge to my credit card that I did not authorize (they did reimburse my card though). Overall, we had a good stay but not sure we would return. - RVIN 24-7
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4.2 Poor
Miracle RV Park 3.94 miles N
333 W Glenn St Tucson, Arizona 85705 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 86 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 2 2 3 3 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: If you are broke and need anyplace HERE YOU GO. I did not actually have any problems here but not brave enough to use bathrooms . Gun shots heard almost every night, police w/ sirens and helicopters over head numerous times, Loud traffic almost 24/7, Worst wifi so far I have encountered even at the 40 dollars a month connection. Manager promises a lot, follows through on little. Paid for a full month so there is a 50 dollar deposit on electric and I used it all somehow ? met a few nice people there but DRUGS and dealers Prostitutes Homeless people everywhere. crappy bathrooms (I got gym membership so I could have a clean place to shower ) may not bother some people but the fact I made it 30 days is A miracle. I don't recommend it and strongly suggest you look elsewhere unless you are looking for that kind of place - tatmanco
Park for small RVs only with no programs and very tight spaces. Value for money poor. Has no discounts. Clean older park with very friendly staff that is in Hi traffic area. Would not stay here again. - RVLuver
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Miracle RV Park »I stayed here for 2 nights to have my motorhome checked and repaired. The shower rooms were rundown but clean. Manager very friendly and helpful. But there is more to a park then just the manager and shower rooms! The permanent residents there think that they are better than those of us that are just there for a few days. I sat in my lawn chair and watched as the ringleader of the larger group put on a mask of concern while talking to the manager then as she was walking away with most of the group she tells them that "The fat Bitch needs to go". I would have returned to that park just because the manager was so nice but also because she promised to put me as far away from that group but she no longer works there. - Annita
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3.8 Poor
Fairview Manor 4.45 miles N
3115 N Fairview Ave Tucson, Arizona 85705 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 236 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 4 6 2 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This place was the worst. Can't believe we stayed the entire night. Left as fast as we could at the break of dawn. Did'nt get any sleep. Was not in he best part of town - Nana2008
We were visiting friends came in on a Sunday they were very relaxed about paying and were able to wait until Monday. Our site was very nice and convenient to the pool and club house. But we were NEVER informed that there was a shower room available for RVers. This is a big oversight in my mind, very disappointing to learn two days before we are leaving that showers were available. The shower rooms are very nice upgraded with new tile it sure would have been nice to have the use of them for our whole visit! - DebbieSisters
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Fairview Manor »Very disappointed. I thought Encore/Equity Lifestyle was a large company. This park has very low standards. Very weedy in common areas and some sites. Multiple RV's on single sites, work trailers and boats in yards, overflowing carports with junk. I like the fact that kids are allowed to live here and my dobermans are OK in this park. Bikers are also prevalent at all hours. Not too many teenagers yet, just a few that live here. The clubhouse leaves much to be desired, with a lack of activities and exercise bikes. The only bright spot is the admin lady, very friendly, but she has to work maintenance all the time. This is a park that I will not stay in again. - jbanner77
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7.2 Good
Tra-Tel Tucson RV Park 5.13 miles N
2070 W Fort Lowell Rd Tucson, Arizona 85705 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 66 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Tra-Tel Tucson RV Park
Rating: 8 8 10 2 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Only stayed 2 nights with our small TT; mid Nov so not real busy; very nice and helpful staff (managers or owners??). Entrance looks like a slum but our site was clean and level; sites not very big but since we had only 1 neighbor it didn't matter much. The pet area is really just the desert outside the sturdy chain-link fence but we could walk our dogs as far or near as we wanted. WASHING MACHINES are $1.75-old style-they fill right to the top with water; dryers are ~ $1.75 for 72 minutes!! which I think is a good deal. The POOL water appeared clean but green stuff around the edges of the cement-- I probably wouldn't have gone in even if it was warmer--not inviting at all. Women's RESTROOM /SHOWER were separate (locked bathrooms-just 2) They were fairly old, but clean. Again, very friendly and helpful folks the 2 days we were there mid-November 2018. - Jacky11
Park was cleaned and well maintained. Sites were close together and turns were tight. Sites were level. Lot of full timers who were friendly. - Rkserv
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Tra-Tel Tucson RV Park »The managers were very helpful. We stayed three nights here and loved it. We even had the help of folks getting out of the park as well. I really did like this park it was close enough to Hwy 10 to give you access to the city but far enough that you didn't hear any of the hwy noises. - CourtneyHawke
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5.5 Average
Whispering Palms RV Park 5.24 miles N
3445 N Romero Rd Tucson, Arizona 85705 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 72 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Whispering Palms RV Park
Rating: 10 9 9 7 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed here for four months the winter of 2017/2018. The manager was very generous, affable, accommodating and diligent about park cleanliness and security. The park is located in a part of town that has some homeless and a lot of traffic. The traffic noise is in your face if you park up by the front of the park, not so bad in the back. The park is just around the corner from Interstate 10 so makes it easy to get around Tucson. There are numerous chain and mom and pop restaurants. The park isn't as ritzy as some of the other parks in the area but my wife and I don't need that. We need everything to work, like bathrooms and sewers, electric, etc. and they did at Whispering Palms. The manager and her husband got to be good friends as well as some of the other people in the park. A friend came to visit us for a month and management made sure their RV was parked right next to us. Can't say enough good about this park. You can look up a good video on you tube about the park made by a pro. - steppin right along
Gravel full hookup pull-through convenient to the Interstate but a long way from Saguaro National Park. Many long term residents, but plenty of room for travelers. Wi-Fi was good, but the cable was dead at our site. (They had been installing new water lines and may have cut some of the cable connections.) We picked up cable from the vacant site next door. We would stay here again. - Alworth
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Whispering Palms RV Park »We stayed for 2 nights March 28 and 29, 2016 in our teardrop camper during a two month trip across country. Management was very friendly and helpful. Park was very neat and clean. Restrooms were excellent. Some parks we stayed at during the 2 months on the road were poor, but Whispering Palms was great. Would definitely stay there again when in Tuscon. - Jo and John
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4 Poor
Pima Swan RV Park 5.29 miles N
4615 E Pima St Tucson, Arizona 85712 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 40 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Pima Swan RV Park
Rating: 6 2 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: I stayed 2016 winter here. It's a fairly noisy park with nearby roads and dogs in and around park. One dog -pit bull, in park is kept inside a fence around a mobile and kept jumping the fence and attacking other dogs and campers. There is a surcharge for their elec so you pay more than the local rate -17.8c. Parking is insufficient -cars are parked in roadway making it hard to get in/out. I probably will not be back and caution others from. - 2 maybe 3 eagles
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Pima Swan RV Park »Wi-Fi only works if you stand next to the manager's trailer. Useless through the rest of the park.
A COCKROACH fell ON MY FACE while I was taking a SHOWER!!! That pretty much says it all about this place. No... there's more and worse. There's a coded lock on the door (and a sign) to keep the prostitutes and druggies out of the bathrooms at night, but someone in the park props the door open every night so they come on in anyway. I tried to take a shower at 11, then midnight, then fell asleep and finally took a shower at 3am... the door was still propped open but at least druggies and prostitutes were gone.
Hot shower. That's all I can say. But a COCKROACH on my face. And be careful... in all the nooks and crannies and corners of the shower/laundry house are BROWN RECLUSE SPIDERS. I dropped my toothbrush by the sink and thank God I looked before I stuck my hand between the sink and wall.
It is not an experience I would ever care to repeat in my life. I'm an RVer, a traveler. After the reviews I read on Google, I expected a good experience, not the experience of staying in a seedy motel where prostitutes do their business. - Kayla Genteel
