Bisbee RV Park at Turquoise Valley

A nice small RV park with an outstanding golf course and small restaurant. The RV sites vary a little in size with some being closer together than others. But you choose your spot when you arrive. The work camping host is extremely friendly and accommodating with getting you situated. Only 17 sites have 50 amp with the remaining sites having 30 amp. There are both pull-thru and back in sites. The RV park is located across the street from the golf course. They have an excellent Stay an Play deal if you walk the course for $200 a week with unlimited play which we took advantage of and enjoyed the course very much. Bisbee was only few miles away which made our daily visits easy. There is a weekly pot luck on Mondays. The WiFi was good while we visited. We will definitely stay here if we visit the area again.

Stayed at Turqouise Valley for one night to explore nearby Bisbee. Price paid ($21) reflects the price using Passport America membership.

The park is essentially a large gravel lot, with the sites separated by a single tree. Not a lot of privacy but the night I was there the park wasn't very social so noise wasn't an issue. There are no green spaces to bring your dog, though dogs are allowed.

It looked like primarily long term residents (they have a great deal for seasonal camping and golf). Almost everyone's site was neat and tidy. The park is less than a 1/2 mile from the border with Mexico, but there wasn't any discernible traffic noise.

Showers were clean and warm. Be aware that the pro shop, where you check in, closes at 3pm. You can arrive after 3pm and pay in the morning, but you won't get a key for the bathroom, showers, or laundry room. There is no campground host.

Overall a quiet, nice place to spend an evening.

I had heard the name Bisbee but really knew nothing about it. I booked for a 2 day stop over on my way west and after spending an afternoon in town booked for 2 weeks. Great area, close to Bisbee, border crossing at Naco is easy and safe a great launching point for Tombstone, Douglas etc. The Rv park is clean, they have propane onsite, a small dog park and a former railroad turned walking path within 50 yards. The border wall is in sight but never felt safer as there is a Border patrol station about 1 mile from the park and constant patrols. Kind of like living next to a Police station- no worries. Best WiFi I’ve had at any park, but TMobile sucked. Zero coverage until north of Bisbee. The TMobile partner TELCEL routed every call I tried to make to Mexico and I’d get a Mexican lady telling me something about unable to connect.

Great rv park within sight of the Mexican border. Bruce is a fabulous host. Well kept park. Clean washrooms. Spacious showers and laundry. Pet friendly. Peaceful and quiet. Free wi fi Very reasonable rates
Couldn’t ask for more!!!!
No reason to stay anyplace else!
Great place to stay and explore bisbee and surrounding area
Be sure to catch the Saturday farmers market in bisbee and walk to naco mexico and have an espresso and homemade pastry at cafiutas coffee shop!!!

It was a solid RV park, just ok for us. Full hook ups also had hot showers and coin operated laundry. If doing laundry, bring quarters. 1.25$ each for washer and dryer.
Close to Bisbee & Naco Mexico. You can see the wall and entry point to Mexico from the park. Felt safe and the owner was helpful. Great Verizon signal.

Clean bathrooms with hot water. Clean laundry with working machines for low price. Very helpful manager. Good WiFi. Seem to be a lot of snowbirds here. Nice book exchange in the laundry.

We stayed here for four days in February 2023. Great staff and really nice people in the park.

Excellent access to walk into Naco, Mexico for dental work, dinner, shopping in a small town.

Just outside Bisbee, AZ so you can explore that area from here as well.

Men's shower house is pretty dated and not cleaned on the regular.

Be sure to have a sewer extension house as the sewer drains are a long way from your parking area. They also end up just outside your neighbors front door, so this is a drain and disconnect type of park out of common courtesy.

We would stay again if we needed hook ups or a break from boondocking in the area.

Unfortunately the park seems to be trending down. Plenty of dog poop laying around if that's your thing. The location is great. The owner is nice. We reserved a particular spot based on the map. When we arrived that site was taken so we found the next best one. The sites are a bit dirty and weedy with not much room to hang out outside. The water hookups are a bit funky. The faucets only have a few threads so I had to use an additional rubber washer to get everything leak free. Good clear sky access for Starlink.

Cost effective with FHU. $110 for a week.Short walk to the Mexican border; short drive to Bisbee. Quiet at night. Friendly helpful owner ( Bruce ) …. If you need a RV Resort this ain’t it; if’s you need a cost effective place for a night, week, or season then this is it.

Nice sized sites. Bruce, the manager is outstanding and very accommodating. Meet you on arrival and guide you to your site. Very helpful should you need assistance. Sites and roads are gravel,and level, but easy for big rigs to manuver. Pull Thru long enough for rig and tow vehicle. Large dog park. Park is very quite, night and day. Park is centrally located for exploring Sierra Vista, Bisbee, and Douglas. Walking distance to Naco, Sonora.