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The other reviewers pretty much covered it in better detail: great place, beautiful surroundings, excellent hosts, wonderful laundry, fabulous bathhouse, close to services and National parks, great quiet and darkness policies, great Wi-Fi, not side-by-side crowded like so many RV parks. I won’t go on and on, as there are plenty of reviews that cover the details. But I’ll say: believe them!
A quick note that threw me off—one review showed $2 as the price and I think that was the price for propane, not the nightly fee, which for us in Sept 2021 was $65.

On our way from New Mexico to Austin, this was a decent stop with full hookups. It wasn’t really an RV park, but some extended land with hookups in various spots, including some mobile homes and some great spots for Class As. Mike asked if we wanted cable or grass and trees… we said the latter and he said to my husband, “you look like a grass and trees sort of person,” which made us laugh. We enjoyed this stop, mostly staying inside our TT with our AC because it was really hot.

This is listed as having a dump station, but we done all over the lot and didn’t find it. There was one area that may have once been a dump station but overnighters were blocking any possible approach.

If you need to flush out your black or gray tank or fill your fresh water tank this WILL NOT work for you. Though other reviews warned of this, they were over a year ago and I’d hoped by now it was fixed. But looking at the plumbing situation there, I believe it will never happen.

Friendly folks, nice environment with green grass and trees at the site. Just a short jaunt off the 10 at the 90. Didn’t hear the freeway with the windows open all night. Good full hookups. Clean pool. Easy level drive thru sites. Take a stroll to the shady fish pond, but watch out for the (stone) alligator ;)
Our cash price was $36. Included cable (which we don’t use). Café was closed for the season. Wi-Fi was adequate for most uses, but Streaming video was a little spotty.

Very friendly host. Very clean and quiet. Sites didn’t feel cramped. Our site was bordered with extensive cotton fields, so neighbors were mostly birds. Loved the quiet, unobtrusive sounds of trains in the distance.

An amazing Canyon State Park with a wonderful visitor center… Don’t miss enjoying the history, geology and archaeology presented there. Also the hikes there would be amazing… Although we only had the time to experience a little bit of it.

A surprising gem discovery! We are always looking for RV camping like this one—not side-by-side, plenty of space and privacy. The price is about half of you’re residents of Nevada. These were great sites—many had good tree shade, with ramadas and picnic tables as well. We really loved exploring the geology slots (and loved telling our friends we were “in Nevada playing a different kind of slots”). Go see for yourself. It’s a fun and wonderful place to explore.

Here in early September it was very hot and the water features were quite dry. We took a stroll but didn’t really spend enough time to give a thorough review. Seemed nice for fishing in the lagoons. Also good for base camp to explore Jerome (which we didn’t do on this trip).

An unexpected treat not far from Tucson. A great home base for visiting friends and shopping in the area. Yes it was hot hot, but that’s where having an RV with A/C come in handy. They have electric-only hookups, but there’s an RV dump and water fill up on site. After too many RV parks that are crowded, noisy, and full of night light, this was truly a wonderful surprise. Quiet, private, and dark skies. Great start gazing and sunsets/sunrises.
Be sure to visit the nearby Desert Museum. World class!!
It was to dangerously hot to hike but there were many many trails that looked fun and interesting.
RVs should come in through the south (Ayo road), GPS May direct you over agates Pass Rd which is definitely NOT for RVs of any size.
Excellent cell signal. No Wi-Fi.