We stayed here for 3 nights at the end of April. Upon arrival we were greeted cheerfully from the entrance host and throughout our visit we were treated very kindly from everyone. We found our site which was well groomed prior to our arrival. The campground is very easy to navigate and our spot, 46, was easy to back into, mostly level, water pressure ok, 30 amp electric stable, no sewer. Our site was a short walk to the Caverns and adjacent to a trail that fed the main trail. There was a bit of shade for chairs but not for the trailer, however, the temps were perfect. Nice cool mornings about 60ish and topped out about 80ish. The spacing between sites is FANTASTIC! No parking lot feel here. There are tons of mesquite trees and prickly pear. We saw: jackrabbits, lizards, birds, and very few insects. The only disappointments were: no fires due to dry conditions, a long way from grocery stores and gas station. Each site appears to have a tent space approximately 10X10 which makes for a perfect “patio” for our chairs. There is lots of great hiking and the Kartchner Caverns is a MUST SEE! We will be back!
Nightly Rate: $30.00
Days Stayed: 3
Site Number: 46
Cell Coverage Rating
Verizon 4G
We stayed here in August 2020 and loved it. We were right on the river bank. So beautiful and the drive in and out was gorgeous. The only down side was the cell service (Verizon) was non-existent and wifi was slow. But you're camping so forget the phone for a day and enjoy God's creation!
This is a favorite overnight for us. We’ve stayed twice so far and booked for a third in July. All of our stays have been in the south loop which has large mature trees, lots of shade, and well cared for grounds. The ONLY thing we’ve encountered was on our first stay, there can be lots of flying bugs that are attracted to the face! But that was not our experience last year so maybe just a bad season the first go ‘round. Just a really nice, shady, quiet park in a sleepy little town.
Not a KOA anymore
This is a mobile home park according to Google Maps