I have lived in the Apollo Village community for 5 years and find the amenities and responsiveness…read moreof staff to be consistently professional and courteous. Facilities are kept clean and I have seen annual upgrades to the park that have been substantive and of benefit to all residents. The parks proximity to shopping in Surprise, Arrowhead and Glendale Entertainment districts with their Restaurants, Stadiums and recreation opportunities make it a ideal spot. Trips out of town ae made easier with its proximity to the 101, which connects to either I17 or I10 and Grand Avenue down the Street the it's time to head to Vegas for a weekend getaway , lol. All in all the management does it's best to address common issues in the park and some of their programs like the Tuesday night Food Trucks that visited the park all through the summer, monthly outings and breakfast are great. The park has a resident council that puts out a monthly newsletter and calendar so events are easy to participate in. The Park also offers a large Recreation Clubhouse with Library, Pool tables and big screen Tv's for Game Days. Secure Mailboxes and an on site office with free notary are a plus. The heated pool has been a wonderful benefit always clean and comfortable and music plays in the background 24/7. Friday night Bingo in the Clubhouse is open to the public and has become a fine event drawing a regular crowd. So in a complicated world I enjoy life here at Apollo village and feel confident recommending it to anyone looking for alternative housing in a ever more difficult world for seniors.

Well, for starters... I have no idea where they got these pictures from!…read moreThis park is old, run down and not maintained! The common facilities are older than some of the residents! The management is rude and dismisses the residents requests and concerns. Horribly managed.

This park has gone way down in the last eight months or so, and the new manager and his assistant…read moreare irresponsible and truly do not care about this place. He is disrespectful to residents and at one point he showed up whenever he felt like it, and it wasn't until people started writing to corporate in Phoenix and Chicago that things started to happen. We used to like living here but now we literally cannot wait to get out of here. If you are looking to move here, I strongly suggest that you run for the hills because the park is rundown, neglected, and it is only going to get worse.

From the owner: Set between the stunning White Tank Mountains and Superstition Mountain, Palm Shadows offers 55+…read moreactive adults a vibrant lifestyle in the heart of Glendale, AZ. This beautiful community blends scenic surroundings with resort-style amenities designed for comfort, connection, and convenience. Whether you're social by nature or simply looking to unwind, you'll find plenty to enjoy--from community-organized activities and a spacious clubhouse to a well-appointed game room, billiards area, and a relaxing whirlpool spa. For those pursuing a more active lifestyle, Palm Shadows features a large community swimming pool, shuffleboard courts, and a fully equipped fitness center to keep you moving.

Very nice place, super clean staff is very friendly and they are always organizing events to make…read moresure everyone is happy and safe. Scott is great !!

Before writing this review, I need to give some information about us and our trailer, which is…read moresomething Scott and Duke at Paradise RV did not afford us the opportunity to do. We are full-time mobile living in a fully self-contained off-road RV trailer (kimberley kamper). Our camper has no black tank and has a composting toilet. We had to come back to Phoenix for a funeral and to move things to and from our storage unit that is right around the corner from this RV Park. We have a dog, and the temperatures are still in the low 100s, so needless to say, we needed 30 amp electrical hookup to run our AC efficiently. We originally planned to stay nearby at the Sunflower RV Resort (where we stayed in April 2023), but their office was closed for lunch. While waiting, we called Paradise RV Resort to see if they have any open spaces. They did, and they were $200 less for the two weeks we planned to stay. So we decided to go over to check out their facilities. We had already talked to Janet on the phone and told her we had previously stayed at the Sunflower RV Resort but thought we may try their location while in town. We looked around at the amenities and our potential site they were going to assign to us, and it seemed very similar to Sunflower RV park, just a little older. When we returned to the office with the intention of staying there, we were immediately confronted by Duke (in the front office), basically accusing us of trying to sneak in a trailer that they don't accept. He said we couldn't stay there because "we are not self-contained." We said we are the epitome of self-contained and were wondering how he drew that conclusion. He asked if we had a black tank, and we said no, we have a composting toilet but do need grey water hook-ups in addition to the water. He said exactly, "That's why we don't take trailers like yours." He added that he called Sunflower RV Park, and they won't take us either. We asked him if he was calling us a liar about staying there earlier this year, and he stammered around the question. So basically, he not only was calling us a liar, but he was trying to keep us from having an alternative place to stay. We asked to speak to his manager, who ended up being Scott. Turns out Scott had seen our truck and trailer outside when we first arrived and assumed we were a homemade trailer and didn't want us at his facility. Instead of asking us some basic questions or looking at our trailer for himself, he apparently sicked his dog (Duke) on us to get rid of us. Our trailer is an Australian made overland trailer shipped to a dealer in the US before being delivered to US customers. In the end, Scott apologized and kinda handled the situation professionally and invited us to stay. But with the unwelcoming mat that was laid out for us, we chose not to stay at Paradise RV. We subsequently returned to The Sunflower RV Resort, where we knew it was nice. They looked at our trailer and welcomed us back with friendly smiles. We do not recommend anyone to stay or have to deal with Paradise RV Resort, but we do recommend going down the street to the newer RV park, Sunflower RV Resort. I also feel that both Scott and Duke would benefit from some needed customer service training. They desperately need it.

I was pleasantly surprised by this park! It was very nice and clean, lots of paths to take. There…read morewere a lot of different areas to the park too, one area had old antique buildings and farming equipment while another area was an orchard/garden. The grilling setup was probably the nicest I've ever seen for a public park. There were probably 20-30 individual picnic table areas each with their own grill. They also had a covered area with even bigger grills. There were even peacocks walking around! Numerous baseball/softball fields, as well as playground equipment. I would definitely come back here and bring people.

Fun little trail to run walk or watch the peacocks shaded in some areas can be crowded with moms…read morewith strollers but it's a park what do you expect there's people. Fun history all over this old farm/ranch

Lots of trails, and a primitive venue. Slow down as you approach as it can be tough to find from…read moreother directions than Deer Valley. Elevation can give spectacular sunsets. Bring your supplies; cart them out, as it's a wonderfully clean place. Lots of parking. Not a lot of restroom or other facilities, but acres and acres of hiking from easy to moderate. It's a large area funded by a low budget, but it's a great resource and most will have fun.

Second hike of my day was here across town…read more BRING WATER! Not much for shade parking was easy and free, trails are what you'd expect trails but they were clear of trash and unkept they do look like they are doing phases for upgrades to this particular area. So be mindful and if coming in on 59th you sometimes need to be tactful about that left or right turn into the park or out as cars will fly. Enjoy and hike more it was a hot one today

If you like pickleball, this is the best resort in Arizona. There are 26 courts and the pickleball…read moreclub is well organized. Some of the other amenities are dated, but the management is working on it. The pool and gym are currently getting a complete remodel (opening Spring 2027). The residents here are great. If you're not having fun, meeting people and having a terrific social life it's because you're not really trying.

I will begin by sharing that we planned a week in the greater Phoenix/Scottsdale area as an…read moreexploratory week. We have wintered in our RV the last 5 years in Palm Desert at Emerald Desert RV Resort. But thought we needed to check other options and so many people head to AZ. Welp - AZ RV "resorts" are not our cup of tea. But we did drive through others and talked to locals to see if there were other options. All are attached to park model 55 and over communities. We do believe that Pueblo El Mirage is the best of the places to park an RV. The facilities are well taken care of. Property well maintained. People are friendly. Lots of organized activities. Bright fun lights at night. Sites are large. Sounds perfect? For us the lack of real grass, an over abundance of rock is not our personal preference. Maybe if we started here and not in Palm Desert this might have been our "norm". The location is not convenient to anything. A rather desolate location definitely doesn't help. Another knock - the golf course right next door is a poorly maintained muni at best. We played it once - won't play it again. And last but definitely not least - Luke Air Force Base is 4 miles away - you will be singing God Bless America about 40x a day. And don't worry people won't hear you. And ... you do get used to it. All that being said - it's the best the immediate area has to offer

It's Valentines Day . Open rink night!! A lot of teenagers (couples) .They have a Grill for nice…read morefood.Nice for exercise and fun

They work hard to bring you better sheets of ice so can't complain. Good people. Can't wait to…read moreskate on the new ice

My family and I just completed our second stay here. Twice we have rented out the guest house and…read morewe will definitely be back. I absolutely love this place, its away from the city (which we are from Phx), the weather is cooler, and the scenery is beautiful. The owners Ella and Mike are super down to earth and kind. When you rent the guest house, they provide you with farm fresh eggs, bread, bacon, orange juice; basic breakfast food. So if you come multiple days you do need to bring own food and cook yourself but it's not bad at all. The house is filled with all cooking utensils and its clean. They also have an outdoor kitchen right next to the house which is super cool and glows with lights at night time. The best part about this place is the beautiful lake nearby that you can easily spend an entire day at, either swimming, fishing, boating. It's really just amazing and I highly reccomend.

Great overnight camping and/or day spot for the whole family. Very welcoming hosts, a couple clean…read morebathrooms, nice large place to swim (no lifeguard) and kids love to explore all the critters that call the ranch home. Cell phone reception not great.. make sure you have good directions for you and friends before hand.

During a spring break visit from Utah I scheduled lessons…read morewith Ethan and Kaden for my two sons, ages 7 and 9. I was very impressed with the instruction both boys received and feel like they both got a lot of good take away from the lesson. I only wish we lived closer because I would love to be able to continue lessons with both instructors. Highly recommend both!

Private baseball hitting lesson :30 minutes with Angel N. Wow what a fantastic learning experience,…read moreAngel focused on the fundamentals and refreshing my memory. Fine tuning my stance, hitch and rotating hips at point of contact. He was impressed with my natural ability to produce power and bat speed. Above all he wanted me to be patient and wait for the ball to enter the hitting ZONE. Continued success to all. Thanks again D-BAT, 67 year old Jeff