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(623) 869-8186

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

Cable TV

yes

Telephone

yes

Modem Hookup

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

Big Rig Access

yes

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

yes

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

yes

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

6 8 8

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? yes yes

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? yes yes

Review Rating

[ 6 / 10 ]

August 2008

$31

Nice clean park, good location to I-17 freeway. Pool was up and running and though we didn't use it, it looked inviting. Some shade, but not a lot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

June 2008

$30

Nice clean park and the staff is very friendly. Easy access from I-17. When I was there, the pool was drained and the laundromat was closed for repairs. No wifi. Internet and cable is only available from a local provider and is charged by the month only. You can get local channels with your antenna. I only stayed overnight, so I didn't need any of these things. Again, very clean and well maintained. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

January 2007

$25

Very close to I-17, easy in and out of park. Excellent location on the north end of Phoenix. Low key and quiet park, mainly working class people. Monthly rates available, I stayed for three months while working and would stay again if in the area, reasonable rates. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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CGID5232Desert Shadows RV Resort

Camp Information

Sites

638

Date of Stay

April 2009

Latest Rate

$34

(623) 869-8178

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

yes

Cable TV

Telephone

yes

Modem Hookup

yes

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

yes

Big Rig Access

yes

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

8 8 7 9 8 8 9

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? ? yes ? yes

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? ? no ? yes

Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

April 2009

$34

This is a nice park, that is mostly permanent mobile homes. As you enter the park, on either side of the roadway are the sites for short time stays. These sites are pull-throughs and are level. There is no cable which was a downer as I had wanted to watch ESPN for NASCAR race. The TV signal though on antenna was very good for all the local stations. They have a very nice library with lots of books, a enclosed swimming pool which was very nice. A pool room with several tables, lots of outdoor shuffleboard courts, bocci ball court, bingo nights, a TV room and a nice laundry room. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful pointing out stuff in the area to see and do. We would definitely stay here again. The WiFi was very good but it is a Tengo Internet pay by the day or week. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

February 2009

$35

This is an older park with mostly permanent residents, which is very typical in Arizona metropolitan areas. The RV spots were in their own rows, across large streets from permanent residents. Sites were large, level, gravel covered. The activity program is quite extensive if you're interested in that. We thought it was overpriced for the setting, but we'd stay there again for its proximity to Scottsdale and Phoenix. Excellent satellite access. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 7 / 10 ]

February 2008

$30

Not nearly as nice as most of the snowbird parks over in Mesa, and the residents here seem very old and inactive. At least there's an RV area in the front so you can meet other travelers, but they are packed in fairly close. Pull- thru sites are $34 (plus 12% AZ tax!) and on thick gravel. Back-ins for $30 are nearby and also dispersed around the park, are tight & not level. Costco is behind the park, and I-17 nearby but noise wasn't bad. Security is worrisome though, since there are numerous signs about vandalism. Indoor pool and spa looked inviting. Laundry room is large but dryers are old. Only 3 small showers in dirty,cramped room by pool. Nice little library with one computer. Staff was friendly. If you really have to be in Phoenix, this is an okay place, but don't stay too long. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

June 2007

$30

Used it for an overnight as I had to go to Mayo Hospital for a shot for my back (very handy place to stay for the hospital). We were in a pull-thru site (501) and it was good. Level. Typical AZ park - gravel. Wonderful indoor pool and good laundry (did not use it but checked it out). Staff extremely helpful - needed directions, etc. How about an ice machine with free ice - have not seen that before. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

January 2007

$18

Park is well laid out and relatively quiet for being so centrally located. The facility amenities are second to none in my travels, thus far. Just be sure to lock everything in sight as things have a tendency to disappear day and night due to heavy transient traffic in area around park. Security is more or less the responsibility of the visitor or resident. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

October 2006

$30

This is a typical Phoenix area 'park model' site. But they have about 40 pull-thru sites near the entrance of the park. Paved streets, gravel pads. Big spaces. I stayed in space 283. I used the laundry - large with nice machines. I was meeting with a client in Peoria - only 8 miles away on 101. Office staff is efficient. I will stay here again if I need to meet with the client again. This park would be a 9 or 10 if it had some landscaping [grass] and privacy. Only item on the space was a worn out park bench - no picnic table. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

May 2006

$30

Mostly full-time residents. Sites are level but close together. Some sites have obstructions (fire hydrants, Power Transformers, etc) that make them difficult to get into. $6 per day extra for cable tv. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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CGID172Desert's Edge RV Village

Camp Information

Sites

206

Date of Stay

May 2009

Latest Rate

$41

(623) 587-0940

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

yes

Cable TV

Telephone

yes

Modem Hookup

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

yes

Big Rig Access

yes

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

yes

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

yes

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

9 7 10 9 9 9 7 10 9 1

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

yes yes yes yes yes

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

yes yes yes yes yes

Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

May 2009

$41

Nice park that caters to long term stays. Shrubs between sites, and some sites have trees. Gravel sites with a concrete pad for your entry step. Good, free wi-fi. Dog washing station. Dog walks are tiny, but the dog walk near the registration office has access to a small wash where a dog can run for about a quarter of a mile. This wash was full of blooming Palo Verde trees in May. The campground is surrounded by Oleander bushes which were also blooming in May. Many birds and some rabbits in campground. Some airport noise from small aircraft at the nearby Deer Valley Phoenix Airport. Small exercise room with treadmill, elliptical trainer, older recumbent bike, cable TV, and a multi-purpose lifting machine. Pool table and video games in recreation hall. Small, clean pool. Not very busy from May to October, because of the heat. On the north side of town, 20 minutes from downtown Phoenix. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 7 / 10 ]

January 2009

$40

This park served as a jumping off point for our activities in the Phoenix area. It is located on the north side of town, which made it a convenient spot coming from Flagstaff. We left to go to Quartzsite from the park, so it was also convenient to the 101. The majority of the park is long-term and there are only 15-20 overnight spots, but they are wide and long pull-throughs with plenty of room to park the tow vehicle. There is no cable, but plenty of local digital channels (I think almost 30) came in on the converter. There is a lot of highway construction happening near the park, so call the office for directions. Your GPS will probably send you on a non-existent road! Would stay at again, but only as an ovenight/jumpoff stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 10 / 10 ]

September 2008

$42

This is a great RV Park if you are traveling to Phoenix. The landscaping is wonderful and the front desk people are so helpful especially Tim. Will definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

June 2008

$50

Very Nice park, friendly staff. We were here during off season, obviously. There were very few RVs here in June while it is 112-120 degrees, only us Texans I suppose. Close to shopping and restaraunts everywhere. Picnic tables were at the sites but it was just too hot to do much of anything outside in mid June. Sites are level. Not really a problem but - there is some road construction, looks like some kind of light rail system being put in around the city. Your GPS will not find the exact road into this place and there aren't many signs pointing in the right direction. But once you weave around once it's okay. All facilties very well kept. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

May 2008

$32

The park was clean, but it was not worth the fee in my opinion. It doesn't even have WiFi Internet. The staff in the office was not as helpful as I would expect, but the grounds people were great. They have a small park for kids, and a pool, but the camp sights are all very close to each other. But, since there is not much of a selection to choose from in this area to camp, unless you are over 55, I would stay here again. I still think it is expensive for what you get. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

March 2008

$50

The construction close to the park does make it a bit difficult to find. The park is very clean, staff friendly and helpful, pool area is good, easy access to many activities and events. It was a safe environment for our family. We were disappointed there was no cable television available. We stayed here for a month, and would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 7 / 10 ]

March 2008

$25

Limited signage to campground. Due to road work nearby directions to campground had changed. The campground is located in an industrial area next to the Interstate 17. Entrance to campground quite narrow and limited area to park and register. The office staff were friendly and efficient. Access roads to sites were paved but were a little narrow on the corners. The sites are fine gravel, flat and with full-hook-ups. The campground is beautifully landscaped and well maintained. Have specific enclosed dog runs and a dog grooming station. Some road noise and light aircraft noise. Good rate for monthly and weekly stays but asked $50 a day when we wanted to extend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 10 / 10 ]

March 2008

$50

This is a nice place to stay one or two nights like we did, and also a very clean and friendly place if you wish to stay longer. It's close to a freeway and business but very quite. The rate is usually a bit lower, but we came in during spring training and had to pay the 50.00 a night. It's very clean and a nice park to stay in. If your looking for a one night stand while passing through Phoenix, this is very user friendly and they have easy pull through spots for overnighters. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

January 2008

$60

We stayed here while our daughter was competing in a soccer tournament at the Reach 11 Soccer Complex. At first we were nervous of staying here as the area looked very industrial from Google Earth. Once we arrived, yes the park was surrounded by industrial stuff, but the park was clean and quiet. We could not have been happier with our stay. We had a back in site with bushes behind us and nice desert landscaping and a pad on the site. The spot was perfect and very well maintained. The entire park was actually very clean and actually pretty. The whole park is walled in with trees so you never notice the surroundings across the street from the park too. The pool area was nicely renovated and heated even in the winter. The clubhouse was also nice, although we never used it, just saw it. Overall a very pleasant stay at one of Phoenix's few RV parks that accept kids. Check out the virtual tour on their website because I was surprised the park actually looked as nice as their tour. We had kids with us and never were bothered, although they do give out a flier at check in that tells you that they don't accept children who don't follow rules. Our older teenagers never bothered them though and the staff seemed nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 1 / 10 ]

October 2007

$44

This place is weird. They say family friendly, meaning children... but they watch the kids so close and nag about everything! Neighbor campers with children also felt the same way about kids. Once they found out WE had two children they just did everything to piss us off. Lame place ~ we were suppose to stay 2 weeks but after 2 long days of grief we moved over to McDowell for $18.00 with hook-ups BEAUTIFUL! Check Maricopa County Camping! It's amazing!!! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 10 / 10 ]

October 2007

$44

One of the nicest parks I've stayed in. Very clean and quiet. Cleanest, nicest, cheapest laundry facilities I've used in months. Pool and hot tub area is all new. There is only a row of daily/weekly sites that are all pull through. All the other sites are for monthly terms. Although they can use any site, the daily row is the easiest to get in and out of. Friendly, helpful, accommodating staff. Close to I-17 and the 101. Don't confuse this park with Desert Sands, the two are vastly different. I'll be returning here for the winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

June 2007

$44

This was an outstanding park. We chose it because it is one of the few parks in and around Phoenix that welcome children. We were in Phoenix to visit with our grandchildren and were be able to have them stay overnight in our 5th wheel and enjoy the park's exceptionally nice pool. The park is well-maintained and all of the facilities are very clean. The perimeter of the park is lined with trees and shrubs that block out the surrounding industrial neighborhood. We heard only faint sounds from the traffic on the I-17, which did not disturb our sleep at all. We highly recommend this park and will return when in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

April 2007

$40

Yes it is in an "industrial" part of town, but the hedges around the park pretty much block all that out. The park is very nice and clean. The pool is nice and the people are friendly. It is a short drive to most of the Phoenix area. The Wi-fi is great. It is under the glide path for the small, private airport, so there is some noise from that, and the spaces on the west side of the park are close enough to the freeway to really get that noise as well. We stayed on the east side, near the office and found it nice and quiet. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 3 / 10 ]

March 2007

$35

Located in a terrible looking industrial area. Was terribly dusty even for Az. People were wearing masks to protect from masks. Had reservations for month - left after a week. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

July 2006

$40

Nice landscaping for desert location. Staff was friendly. Sites were decent size to accommodate rig with slides. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

December 2005

$NA

This was an excellent park. I stayed there for just over three months last fall. The sites were large and well situated. The park has an excellent pool and community center (pool tables, large tv, etc. . . ) and the bathrooms are large and well maintained. The park loses two points for a couple reasons and these are my only complaints. The office hours are only for like three to four hours a day and given my schedule (I work nites) it was often difficult for me to talk with them. There is no camping store on site so if you needed little things like milk or bread you had to run out to the store. The final thing is that it is located in an industrial are with a couple mobile home parks nearby. It is not very scenic at all around there. However the park does a nice job of isolating itself from the surroundings. Overall a great place and I would return there If I needed to be in the area again for any length of time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

November 2005

$NA

We stayed in this park several months and loved it. The location, on the very north edge of Phoenix is great for using it as a point to explore places like Sedona, Grand Canyon, etc. The park is neat, clean, facilities were very nice. We had a "double site" which gave us some extra space which was nice. A new shopping center with Walmart, Lowe's, etc. is just one exit north. Just be aware that the office has very limited hours, but don't despair...you can show up and they will have posted sites available for you to use if nobody is there. We'd definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

2004

$28

This is a delightful, smaller park located in an industrial area of north Phoenix. Right off I-17 near the Deer Valley Rock Art Center, it's a great location for visiting the city or central AZ. Being a Spring Baseball fan, I think this would be a good location to stay while going to all the games. It's got a new dog grooming facility, a nice pet walk area, a spa and swimming pool, a children's play area, pool tables and a library. It is set up for short or long-term stays. Very neat and tidy and very friendly and helpful staff. About the only negative some folks might find is the location. It's right by the local airport and you can hear the planes pretty much all day but not at night. Also quite a few motorcycle enthusiasts stay here because there's a motorcycle repair school a few miles away. They have a 2 pet restriction but if they're inside your motor home all the time, I don't think it would be a problem having more. I would definitely stay here again and I highly recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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CGID173Lake Pleasant Regional Park

Camp Information

Sites

150

Date of Stay

January 2009

Latest Rate

$20

(928) 501-1710

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

Wireless Internet

Cable TV

Telephone

Modem Hookup

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

yes

Big Rig Access

yes

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

yes

Pool Access

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

yes

Family Friendly

yes

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

8 7 6 9 9 7 8 8 8 10

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

yes yes ? yes yes

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? yes ? yes yes

Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

January 2009

$20

Located north of Phoenix, this county park is another gem in the Maricopa County system. There are multiple loops some with hookups, some without. It’s a well run park that was virtually sold out every night in January, but the winds from the north were a problem 3 of the 5 nights we were there. Serious winds enough to keep boats off the water and seriously rock RVs are enough to figure out whether certain times of the year are worse than others. I would not return here in January even though the views are unbelievably beautiful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 7 / 10 ]

November 2008

$20

We diverted here from the Cave Creek park because it was full over the Thanksgiving weekend. The only available hook up spaces were at the Roadrunner section which is somewhat remote from the lake itself - no big deal this late in the season and the lake level was at perhaps 50% full anyway. Very nice views from a perimeter back in site that was clean,level and provided with table,fire ring, barbeque and shade cover. Best of all was a ferocious thunder and lightning storm (the kind only a desert environment can provide) that made it ever so cozy to hunker down in the trailer and watch nature! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 6 / 10 ]

November 2008

$20

We camped in Roadrunner, which has no sites that are on the water. About half of the sites in Roadrunner have lake views, the other half have mountain views. We found that Desert Tortoise, the other campground with a portion of sites with hookups, to be very tight to park a 34' motorhome. The camp sites were decent - the campground has several levels, which helps promote better views and more privacy. The ranger station personnel both by phone and in person were unfriendly and completely not helpful and would not even answer and perhaps really didn't know how many hookup sites were available at the time of the call. There were three camp hosts per campground loop, which seemed excessive. They seemed to do very little and had their "campground host off duty" signs on display while we were there. There is one walking trail accessible by foot from Roadrunner, which was a disappointment given that the entire park is reported to have hundreds of miles of trails. Also, at this time of year (water level was down 54%) you could not walk to the lake edge to launch a kayak, but would need to drive to the boat launch. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

October 2008

$20

We loved this park. There were plenty of spots available, and we chose one right near the playground. The proximity to the play equipment, the cleanliness of the facilities, and the views of the lake were all big positives. We will definitely come back and hopefully stay at one of the pull throughs overlooking the lake.The only negatives are the lack of sewer hookups and more play equipment (no slides, no swings). All in all a nice play to go close to Phoenix. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

August 2008

$20

We camp here all the time at the Roadrunner campground. We take the boat and dogs for a weekend (or more) of fun. You have stunning views of the lake, mountains, and absolutely beautiful sunsets. The evenings are generally 10 degrees cooler than in Phoenix, and you get a breeze most nights. The park is very well maintained, and Dick, the camp host, is always helpful, keeps the place clean, and is always driving around on his cart to see if there is anything he can do to make your stay better. We can walk down to the lake in 5 minutes to let our dogs swim in the morning before taking them on the boat in the afternoon. We only have 3 reasons this place won't get a 10. There are no sewer hookups anywhere in the park, although there is a dump station on the way out. Second reason is there are many sites that can be difficult to get into, even so much as bottoming out with your rear jacks. Third is, for a state park, many of the sites are really close to your neighbors. If you get a pull through, this is not an issue, as your patio/awning faces lakefront, but in some of the back in sites, you are looking right at your neighbor. None of these things will stop us from coming back to this park. It just stops us from giving it a 10. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 7 / 10 ]

April 2008

$20

This is a very nice park for a county park. The sites tend to be a little small to back into, but are nicely situated with cabanas and picnic tables, as well as fire pits and grills. The lake is within view of most sites and fishing or swimming from the shore is a 5 minute walk down to the lake. There is a free dump station available near the exit to the park when you leave. A boat ramp and marina are also close by. It is a desert, so it is hot in the summer, but there are 50 amp service available to run your A/C. It does cool off at night. We stay here several times a year. ATV trails are also near by. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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[ 8 / 10 ]

March 2008

$20

Many very nice sites, especially those with a lake view. Paved throughout. Great camp hosts. We are fans of these Maricopa County campgrounds. Enjoyed hiking here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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[ 8 / 10 ]

March 2008

$20

Nice park - a little off the beaten path, so plan accordingly. They do not take reservations so we called ahead, and were told they had lots of sites available. We arrived on a Sunday, and had no problems finding a spot for our 40 foot coach. The campground filled up on Tuesday as it was spring break, and was still full when we left on the following Sunday. We attended several spring training baseball games in Suprise from here - the drive is about 25 miles. It made a good 'base' camp. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

March 2008

$20

A beautiful park, as others have noted. Many sites have views of the lake, great mountain views as well. They have two large and well-maintained boat ramps. There are some nice hiking trails. The only problem is that the park is first-come, first-serve - when you pay at the gate, you then have to drive around to find a site. The park was pretty full when we pulled in, so we grabbed the first site we saw open (which was very nice). A little later, we saw several folks driving around looking for sites. I assume they do not let in more people than they have sites available, but it could be a little nerve wracking having to drive all over the various roads looking for the one or two sites that are left. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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[ 10 / 10 ]

February 2008

$21

This park is just beautiful, no other way to describe it. Very clean and almost perfect. We are going back there when we leave the park we are in now. The park Host's are very friendly and informative. Great place to camp. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 5 / 10 ]

December 2007

$36

Loved this place!!!! Awesome fishing too! We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

September 2007

$18

Excellent park, very well maintained! Clean restroom and a very peaceful setting. Nice views of the lake, picnic tables and fire rings, however we were not allowed to start a fire this time. Will camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

September 2007

$20

Beautiful park. The views of the lake are amazing. It is a great oasis in the desert. Be sure to make a stop at the visitor center to learn more about the area. The sites are paved and level. We had no problems getting into our site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

December 2006

$30

Located within walking distance of Lake Pleasant. We had a very large pull thru site (#15) and were very pleased. Very clean and security patrolled consistently. Wi-Fi was spotty but inexpensive ($5 for a week). Propane delivered Wed. and Sat. - sign up at the office. Many full timers but the sites were nicely maintained and a nice touch were the Christmas decorations (we could vote on the one we liked best.) Scottsdale was a half hour away (we were there for a family reunion) and a large grocery store and gas were just down the road (10 minutes.) Would definitely camp there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 10 / 10 ]

February 2006

$18

Beautiful, well-maintained, loved it. Very friendly, helpful staff and camp hosts. If this park had laundry and wifi I'd never leave. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

March 2005

$18

Nice desert campground. Weather in March was good, about 80 degrees likely too hot in the summer. Both lake-side and lake-view sites are available. Also, you can dry-dock camp at various locations around the lake. Clean showers / restrooms within easy walking of most sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

January 2005

$18

Lake view site very pleasant, quiet. No complaints We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

2000

$15

County campground that can take large rigs. Great view of the lake although not accessible by foot [easy drive to waters edge]. Very clean and well maintained. Each site has a covered picnic table. No dump station in the area. We camped here in a camper.

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CGID9737North Phoenix RV Park

Camp Information

Sites

100

Date of Stay

March 2009

Latest Rate

$32

(623) 581-3969

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

Cable TV

yes

Telephone

Modem Hookup

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

yes

Big Rig Access

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

yes

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

1 1

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

no ?

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

no ?

Review Rating

[ 1 / 10 ]

March 2009

$32

Very rude manager who treated us like we were a bother from the minute we arrived. We were given a key to the laundry room where the internet access was for after 9:00pm use by the office staff. When we tried to use it the manager completely flipped out and screamed at us. We were also treated rudely when after being told to "pick any site" when we arrived. The manager came over to us and asked us why we picked a site with a broken electric meter and told us to move. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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Review Rating

[ 1 / 10 ]

January 2009

$32

The managers were very rude and treated most people in the park like they were better than them. While I was there they went through 3 office helpers and now are on there fourth and I don't know how many outside people they went through. Would never stay at this place again unless I knew they had new people working there and cleaned up the place......... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

CGID9929Phoenix Metro RV Park

Camp Information

Sites

310

Date of Stay

October 2008

Latest Rate

$30

(623) 582-0390

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

yes

Cable TV

Telephone

Modem Hookup

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

Big Rig Access

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

yes

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Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

Review Rating

[ 3 / 10 ]

October 2008

$30

Most guests are in long term park models (with additions). The sewer hookup was a male 3" pipe thread fitting. It took some time to find an adapter to connect. There were eight speed bumps between our site and the exit and these were the axle breaker type. We stayed for one week ($175). Their free WiFi was out of service for the entire week. I cannot recommend this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

CGID4649Pioneer RV Park

Camp Information

Sites

580

Date of Stay

March 2008

Latest Rate

$29

(623) 465-7465

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

yes

Cable TV

yes

Telephone

yes

Modem Hookup

yes

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

yes

Big Rig Access

yes

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

9 6 8 10

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? ? ? yes

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

? ? ? yes

Review Rating

[ 9 / 10 ]

March 2008

$29

60 + Pull thrus fairly close together. Only negative. Everything else is Great. Clean and neat park, friendly staff, and quiet. Pioneer Arizona Living History Village next to park. Great Restaurant, opens at 6AM, 5 days a week. Definitely stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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Review Rating

[ 6 / 10 ]

February 2007

$25

We stayed here for two months during the peak winter season, because we had waited too late to make reservations at some of the resort parks in the area. Unlike other RV parks in the area, this one had lots of empty spaces. The pull through spaces are just dirt with hookups, and the back in spaces are similar. The park is mostly park models or old trailers. The activities are very limited, bingo, bridge, trips to casinos, gospel singing, ice cream socials. The indoor swimming pool was cloudy the entire time, so we didn't use it. The staff is very courteous, but this park doesn't have much to offer, other than it's on the edge of town and convenient to freeways. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Review Rating

[ 8 / 10 ]

January 2007

$30

We are here for the next 3 months. The park is just a mile from Anthem, so shopping and some nice little restaurants are nearby, as well as an Outlet Mall. The pull through sites are all dirt, and very close to each other. We found an empty site in the park model section with a nice paved patio and some desert shrubs behind it, but it was a tight squeeze getting our living room slide out without hitting the utility stump. Once settled in, it is a nice space for our 40 footer. It is a nice, quiet park with an indoor pool, and a few activities available for those interested. The Pioneer Living History Museum is right next door and an interesting way to spend a day. This park isn't sold out like most of the other RV parks in the Phoenix area during winter months, which is why we are here. They have cable television for a fee, and wireless internet for a reasonable fee. Plus, there is a cell tower on a nearby mountain and we get the best reception we have ever had on our broadband wireless air card in our laptop. It is 10 miles north of the Loop 101 and just 1 mile north of the Carefree Highway, with so it is close to the spring training games in Peoria, or the many sights in Scottsdale. A very nice, quiet little retreat from the big city. The office staff was courteous and very helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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CGID9961Royal Palm Mobile Home Park and RV Resort

Camp Information

Sites

124

Date of Stay

April 2009

Latest Rate

$16

(602) 943-5833

Hookups

Electric

yes

50amp

yes

Water

yes

Sewer

yes

Wireless Internet

yes

Cable TV

Telephone

Modem Hookup

Accommodations

Pull-Thru Sites

Big Rig Access

yes

Waterfront Access

Shade Trees

Pool Access

yes

Pets Allowed

yes

Tents Allowed

Family Friendly

Latest Review Information

Ratings (Last 10 Newest/Oldest)

Clean Restrooms (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

Clean Showers (Last 5 Newest/Oldest)

Review Rating

[ 6 / 10 ]

April 2009

$16

This is a large Mobile Home Park (55 plus community) located at W Dunlap Ave. about a mile east of I-17. RV sites are located in a corner of the park right along Dunlap Ave. but divided with a fence but a lot of road noise. The dog walk area is all gravel so on hot days it could be a problem. They have a 2 pet limit. It is cheap enough and served out needs as we were visiting some relatives in the area. The sites have a concrete patio slab but 40' is the max length. The swimming pool/spa is centrally located in the park so it is a good ways from the RV Sites. The staff was very friendly and if you need a cheap place and live out of your RV, it is fine. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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CGID9607Turf Paradise Trailer Park

Camp Information

Sites

100

Date of Stay

December 2008

Latest Rate

$21

(602) 942-4500