Well the above description is accurate. This is a fun place to spend some time. We met more people there than maybe a total of those in all the RV resorts we've stayed in. But staying there on St. Patrick's Day really helped. There was a parade, followed by drinks, a wonderful dinner and then dancing! Everyone was very friendly. There is a pool and hot tub too. Although not far from the highway, it is in a very quiet area but all the shopping you might need is only a few miles away. Great spot, we'll be back.
We loved this campground and it's our second time here. We stayed up at the Ringtail Loop the first time and much preferred the sites at the A and B loops. But it's all great because the park is beautiful with many trails to explore and great views everywhere, plus it's only a few miles from shopping, restaurants and Tucson. We enjoyed exploring with our bikes in the campground and right outside on a long bike path.
We had to reserve our spot here well in advance as the campground is small and very popular. They say they can accommodate up to 28 feet but if so, there is only a few spots that would work. We had a challenge backing into ours and we're 24 feet. But this is a beautiful place in an amazing National Monument and well worth it!!
This is an attractive RV Resort near some great restaurants, bike paths, stores, wineries and the historic community of Mesilla. The office staff were very accommodating and the big hot tub was a delight. They have a wide variety of sites and we found it quite quiet even though we were bordering the road.
We enjoyed our visit here! Our site was level and had a nice picnic table and fire ring. We were #58 on the Bushy Trail. We enjoyed a walk from there on the Eagle Trail and around the Buffalo Wallow Trail - pretty views. The park host was very helpful. There is a beautiful big pool in the warm weather built by the CCC and still usable.
This is a lovely spot above the lake with level sites and nice picnic tables with roofs. It was very windy while we were there but the sunshine made it comfortable outside. The lake seemed fairly high and we understand the fishing is good. The sites vary in length so if you want to keep your vehicle on the trailer, check it. We managed on a short site with a 24 foot trailer.
On the positive side, the park is not far from Interstate 10 and Mobile. We visited the USS Arizona Park (loved the submarine tour on the USS Drum!) and Fairhope, a beautiful town with great restaurants. Also the sites are far apart, have full hookups, and are all pull through. But they are not generally level. We had to work for 1/2 hour to find a spot on our site and level our trailer. There isn't a bathhouse in the RV camping area, only in the tent camping area more than a mile away. It is a long way to the Civil War site and the river. Maybe our feelings would have been different if the weather had been nicer. It was rather gloomy while we were there. We had minimal interaction with the staff. We had cell service there with occasional breaks in service.
This was one of the nicest RV Parks we've ever visited! Our site was right on the beach and worth the extra money to us. The heated pool was large and surrounded by lounge chairs, tables & chairs etc. There is another lounge area outside in front of the community house with a fire pit. In the four nights we were there, there was a pot luck, live music with chili & cookies, and a coffee & donut morning! We missed the water aerobics the next morning. Wow! Everyone was so friendly. We'll be back and stay much longer.
We had a delightful three days here and will plan to return. This RV park is between Bennington, VT and Williamstown, MA. So we ate at some great restaurants in both places, spent a half day at the Clark Art Institute and biked the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail which runs about 17 miles from Adams to near Pittsfield. Many of the sites surround a small pretty pond with a fountain in the center. The sites were level and reasonably spaced. The bathrooms were small but clean and the staff was very helpful and nice.
We stayed two nights in the campground here. This is a very basic facility with only a few sites appropriate for a trailer type RV. Site #1 where we stayed was fairly easy to back into with our 24 foot trailer, but all the other RVs we saw were vans or Class C. There isn't electricity, cell service, TV or internet. There is a central spot for waste dump and potable water. There are bathrooms and showers. It is quite far from any stores, restaurants etc. But it is a pretty spot along the river and a 35 minute drive to North Adams where Mass MoCA is located - a charming town now with good stores, restaurants.