Okay place to spend a couple of days while we got the rig ready for travel, but it is not a place I would stay for long. Too much like a trailer park. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Facilities we saw were clean. Security guys are everywhere - felt very safe here. Not much in the area, at least nothing you can walk to. A car or truck is a must. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park, mostly permanent units for winter owner/residents. Would have rated higher but had no pull throughs, no cable and no Wi-Fi available at site 1515. Had good TV reception through TV antenna. We would stay here again. Rate was with Good Sam discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed for thirty days on a Thousand Trails special of $199.00 plus electric. A great 55+ resort with many activities. There is also a diner on site open for breakfast and lunch during the week, it is closed on weekends. Great office staff and there is 24 hour security. The resort has a separate pet area for animal lovers. You don't have to listen to barking dogs if you don't want to. There is much to do in the surrounding area. I would stay at this resort again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a first class senior rv resort great location to be in the Sun City area. We stayed here a week on a Thousand trail special $99 plus resort fee and tax was $132 for the week. Great deal we will stay here again on our way through this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our next door neighbors had a very noisy heater than went on every six minutes and kept us awake at night. It was so loud we thought it was a generator at first. When we asked to be changed to another site, they put us right next to the main road, with lots of constant traffic and noise. We tried pulling in head first so our beds would be farther from the road and a security guy came by and made us turn it around. What difference does it make which way you face? There were two permanent trailers on both sides of us. We then tried moving to the other side of the concrete slab and again he told us we'd have to move. We asked for a refund and left to drive around all afternoon and evening to try to find another campground. We ended up having to sleep in the Cracker Barrel parking lot that night. We also did not like their laundry room and feel it is a rip-off. The have very small, shallow washers that are over-priced and do NOT take quarters. You have to pay $2.00 for a card and keep adding money to it. They do not have a change machine to give you smaller bills and you never use the exact amount you've put on the card, so you end up losing money. We usually only do two or three loads and this time we ended up having to do six loads! For $50/night they don't even have cable TV and in order to use their Wi-Fi, you have to take your computer and go over near the office, which is not convenient. They offer activities for which we paid (in the price)and didn't need or use a single one. We just wanted a site with hook-ups, and cable TV would have been nice for that price. We will never stay here again and do not recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our second visit to this park/resort, and not much has changed from last year other than the cable TV service once offered at no charge has now been disconnected and you must either have a satellite dish on you rig or use your TV antenna to get a few fuzzy local channels. The people who work at the front desk are very friendly, capable and helpful. There is much to do at this retirement snowbird resort if desired and the MLB pre-season baseball stadium in Peoria is just a few miles away. Laundry payment is done with a pre-paid card with no refunds which seems to be popular these days. It takes some planning but worked out well and we did not leave any money on the card this year as we did last year. While it has been noted that the hard packed sandy and sparsely appointed RV spaces are scattered among the park model homes, the setting is unique and not at all like most RV parks that takes some effort to get used to. We like its uniqueness and again plan to stay there for a few weeks next winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is an easy place to stay. The staff were very good, the park is clean and well maintained. There is a mixture of park models, motorhomes and trailers. There is a lot of things to do if you are there long enough to be involved. There is a tennis court and small cafe on the property. There is a 24 hour manned gate. We will stay here on our way home . We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for a month, and the nightly rate reflects a pro rated monthly rate. Very active older community with many planned activities. Mostly park model homes and long time residents, but we were made welcome. The pet area is fairly small and there is no where for the animals to run. The gate to the pet walk area just leads out to a fairly busy road with a sidewalk. Laundry facilities are good but you have to use a card that is purchased for $2 and not refunded. Cable service is no longer available. Phone service is not available for transient sites either. Wi-fi is free and good strength. Swimming pool was very warm and not conducive to a proper workout. Water aerobics classes but they were to a very dated tape. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very large retirement community of park models that takes RV as well. The amenities are extensive but we did not use them as we had plans in the Phoenix area. The RV spaces are austere but adequate. The resort is very clean. The people we spoke to were friendly. The resort was fine for a few days for us and we met people who were staying for the whole winter season. The price was too high for the winter season for us. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This RV Park is definitely not for everyone. It is especially not suited for those top end Class A’ers accustomed to the open designed, Motor Home only resorts with ultra-modern facilities complete with exclusivity and prestige. It is not by any stretch of imagination an Outdoor Resorts Motor Coach Country Club. It is, however a well-managed, clean and hospitable modest oasis in the Phoenix area dessert where the majority of full timers (snowbirds) are a main reason to enjoy this unusual facility. If you care for and respect our older generation as we do, you will love this place. The facilities are extensive. And although our motor home represented a very small portion of the general population, we were welcomed and greeted by friendly residents and staff every time we ventured out to enjoy the gym, pool, hot tub or to just watch the competition in horse shoes, tennis, lawn bowling, shuffle board and water aerobics. The pet rules are real and you should pay close attention to them while making your reservation. We enjoyed our 4-night stay and quickly adjusted to the unique environment to make the most of the experience. We hope to stay here again next winter for a few weeks while we again watch a few spring training baseball games at the close by Peoria stadium. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a basic "concrete jungle" type park with mostly "tin huts" that take RVs so they can obtain the state tax discount. Well kept, fairly wide right angle spaces, fairly easy access to the back-in spaces. Older park but well maintained. Good interior roads. Good place to stay if visiting in the area. This park is probably as good as any in the Phoenix area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

"Camped" here for 2 months while working, Very nice park / retirement community. Mostly a retirement community with a 4 to 1 ratio of trailer homes to campsites. But the nicest park of this type that we have visited. Staff, and residents are very friendly and helpful. Grounds are kept meticulously. We will stay here again when on our next assignment in this area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is very nice and clean. They have 2 sections - 1 for those with pets and 1 for those with. Never, never walk your dog in the non-pet area. We did find we really liked the people in the pet area so that was nice. We find it kind of strange to have 2 areas, but that was ok. The site we were in had no cable. The security guard came to check it out and said it had to be our MH as it worked before. Funny, but our cable worked just fine before and after we were there. They also have no Wi-fi. They don't advertise they have it, but for 2 years now they told us they had it but it wasn't working while we were there. Interesting. Other than that, we enjoyed our stay there. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is really a "park model" trailer park that will accept RVs. I believe Phx. parks must take a certain percentage of RVs for tax purpuses, and you got that feeling as you stayed there. It is well maintained and the permenant residents keep their places up well. RVs are interspaces in with the permenant places. The RV lots do not have any greenery, and many appear desolate. Roads are paved, sites gravel on hard dirt, with a concrete pad. Many ammentities and good security. Be sure you let them know if you have a pet. We told them when I made resvn's, and I put it on the reg. card. They escourted me to the space. I hooked up, wheel covers and all. The next there was a knock on the door. Security asked if we had a dog. Upon answering to the affermitive, we were told we had to move. They have designated spaces for people with pets. Basically a whole day wasted taking down and re-setting up with no offer to refund for the day. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Ugly sites, only views from RV's are Permanent Park Model Homes. Sand sites, hookups are way in the back of Rv's, you need really long hoses to connect. Mostly permanent or snow bird elderly residents. No wifi and RV sites are far from office to use modem connection. This is a huge park with only limited RV sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A beautifully maintained park. The amenities were unlimited. A community within itself. The people that worked there were friendly and helpful. We were here about 2 months and enjoyed the entire stay and would certainly stay here again if the opportunity arose. Wonderful place to be in the winter I would imagine! A true RV Resort. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.