amiecorey

We needed electricity on a hot day while passing through. Good for a one or two day stay or a long term stay (many long term residents). It’s clean, reasonably priced (cheaper than the nearby county parks). $52 for FHU and $27 for 3 dry camp spots. No bathrooms or showers available. Quiet, not on the lake as it appears on their website. Small store onsite. Cell service nonexistent and WiFi very flaky.

Not a destination stop but perfect if you’re just passing thru on I-40. You can hear the interstate. There are two sides. East has water and electric only for $15. West has water, 50 amp and sewer for $20. No picnic tables in West. Place is pretty basic but does the job for passing through. Sites are mostly level. Lake is pretty.

Right next to Animas River path by rec center. No longer includes bathrooms or showers 24/7. You can visit the office restroom or go to next door rec center for $7.50 per day. Very nice facility with all the workout equipment, classes, variety of pools, pickleball and racquetball gyms and showers. Site 1 has 50 amp. Two mile walk to downtown and train station. Someone mentioned orange water in an earlier review but we didn't experience that.

If you want to camp right in the city of Tucson, this is the place. Small, tidy, full hookups, easy access park. If you want to be near Tucson but not in the city, try Gilbert Rey or Catalina State Park but expect to drive a lot to get anywhere good. Place was clean, secure, felt safe. Did I mention really close to downtown? Long timers kept their sites clean. We stayed at one of the pull throughs in the middle. Laundry room, ping pong, community TV with Netflix. No showers in the bathrooms. Expect normal city noise.

Museum entrance is now $15. We stayed thru Harvest Hosts but not required. There is a dump station in the big parking lot South of the event center building that is separate and east of the museum. The power hookups are in this same lot. HH visitors are instructed to park West of the museum building so unless you walked over here, you wouldn’t know about the power or the dump.

Easy $3 daily bus ride to all Williamsburg has to offer. Wedged between road and active train tracks. Sites are well maintained with many having full hookups. Pool, playground, arcade, dog park, store, good WiFi - strong enough to stream MLB radio. Very friendly staff. We arrived after office closed and welcome packet was easy to find & use.

Still open, still free, potable water. Flush water at dump is not threaded. Saturday’s farmers market makes getting in here a little nutty

Families love this place. Amenities include a pool, jumping pillow and weekend activities like bounce houses, foam party and food trucks. We have lots of family in the area and it was a great spot. Sites D01 and D02 have concrete pads and lovely decks. They just laid new rock on the west side spots and the inside set on the north. Sites vary on power level or sewer availability. Many sites have electric monitoring too. They get busy on weekends but clear out on weekdays. Prices vary by weekday or weekend for the same spot. They charge an extra fee to lock your spot. Cell service was spotty. Bathroom showers are along the hallway to the pool, feel a little exposed with just a shower curtain in a busy area. Easy access to the 131 and M6 freeways.

This place opens reservations 60 days in advance and they book up fast in the summer. Great walking along the creek to town or up the canyon. Some road noise from hwy 93. Bathrooms and laundry are super clean. Dump station available. Not all spots have full hookups. Gravel spots with concrete pads, paved road. Wonderful farmers market nearby on Saturdays. Tubing on the creek late summer. Wifi works well plus good cell service with the big 3.

We came thru on a Wed night in Sept. very quiet, nice views of the lake, electric site only, 50amp, fairly level site. Husband says the bathroom is ok, not horrible like others experienced.