I don't take the light rail very often if at all. That being said I have to say that when I have…read moretaken the light rail that I do not feel safe. There are many many homeless people and there are not enough security on the light rail. Phoenix is a relatively safe city but I cannot believe that there are not enough security patrol people for the light rail system. This needs to change. Now of course I have no issue with people who are homeless because I feel badly about that. But at the same time I have seen several physical altercations on the light rail between some of the homeless people that have become violent. That is why I feel that for a city like Phoenix That it is absolutely essential for more security on the light rail system.

This is the platform I love more than any other! It's the last station I take before flying out of…read moreSky Harbor and the first one I embark upon returning. So, a big part of my heart is fond of this one. It's also down the street from the Asian market, so when I need to stock up on ginger and turmeric root, it has me covered.

It was another of those 120+ degree days when with no AC on my coach and desperate for a camp site…read morefor the night I found Leaf Verde and their nigh camp host (Sammy). Within minutes of arriving with a police and fire truck escort I was in a site and had power hooked up. I could now rest easy that not only was I getting the all essential AC blasting but my overheated cat was enjoying the cold air too. The sites are well organized, and the staff will bend over backward to make your stay enjoyable and fulfilling. It is a well visited park so don't be like me, book ahead. My thanks to Sammy and Savonna in the office for the kindness. Sincerely yours Phill & Miss Kitty

We were in Buckeye and needed to dump the holding tanks of our RV We went to the Love's where…read moreGoogle said they had a dump station but they replaced the station about a year ago and the City stopped them from putting it back in. We called Leaf Verde RV and they said we could dump at one of their vacant RV spots. When we got there the dump fee was $40. I was tempted to go to City Hall and empty there but paid the fee. We were headed west and noted there was a dump station at the Love's east of Phoenix but that was a long way thru traffic so we bit the bullet and paid their exorbitant fee.

Came here for the "Holiday Lights Train Rides" around Christmas time. I was pleasantly surprised…read morethat it was free when we got there and they happily take donations. For mainly running on donations, the Christmas lights set up was lovely. Although it was busy, parking was not an issue, and the wait was maybe 5 minutes. The ride itself was 20-30 minutes. Very much worth it. :)

Being fair, I have to realize that there isn't a lot of cash flow here. I'll admit the little train…read moreride was fun. Decorations really do need some work. I understand it's just meant to be funny but if it were as nice as some of the scenes in the mini model railroad building it would be a lot more interesting. An elephant and toy dump truck in the little western town? The mini model train building and the scenes they create around them are really neat. It's fun to look around at the details and see things like little crime scenes near the tracks.

Other than the heat, this was a great option in the Phoenix area. There's not many choices for RV…read moretravelers, so was very happy with this. Nice pool, very clean.

Stayed at Destiny RV Resort in Phoenix and honestly it was a really bad experience…read more The RV spots are set up poorly. When you park and set everything up, the next person's septic hookup is literally right by your picnic table and grill, like a couple feet away. You can smell it, especially when it gets hot, and it's pretty nasty. The pool is overloaded with chlorine and most of the lights don't even work. I'd say around 70% of the lights are out, including the ones inside the pool, so it just feels poorly maintained. The bathrooms look like they haven't been updated in decades. Everything is worn down and cheap. Even something basic like a toilet paper holder isn't there, the roll just sits on a rail leaning against the wall. The dump area smells terrible, like rotting waste, and overall a lot of the park smells like cigarettes and septic. For $112 a night, it's honestly not worth it at all. This place feels like a 1 star at best and I definitely won't be coming back. Only positive thing I can say is the security guy was really nice.

I've had an ok stay. I guess not much scheduled to do during this time of year. It's not exactly…read morethe busy 55+ community I was hoping for to meet new people. One big dislike about the resort is the lack of trees. I registered for a lengthy stay and asked to be in one of the few spots that has a tree. I was told that those locations are only for overnighters and weekly stays. When I asked why there weren't any trees planted in the 'long-term' area, I was told it was because they required too much attention and clean up. I figure it is because the permanent residents in the park don't want them near their park homes. Also, both the park and Good Sam's website advertise WIFI. What neither site tells you is that WIFI is ONLY available in the activity room at Cotton Lane. Luckily, the Goodyear library is close so I have to drive there everyday to continue to work remotely. It wasn't really my plan; but it's cheaper than signing up with a service. The last park I was in offered FREE high-speed fiber optic WIFI. It was great!

The resort has declined in beautification, wind blew down almost thirty trees, none replaced…read more Amenities like no water pressure in showers, controls to cold and hot do not work correctly, hardly any hot water. Pool is often much cooler that recommended and area is not being Power washed regularly. Rules tend to apply to some And not others. There are clicks in the resort that if you do not belong in, you are talked about, rumored and shunned. Rent goes up every year at least 5% but no improvements , water from faucets can't be reliable for drinking due to dirty water. Pipes are ancient and break due to rust. Only one reliable maintenance person who is overwhelmed with fixing antiquated power and water.

Convenient routes, kind but tough transit officers, grossly understaffed. Our student rides the…read morelight rail daily and has witnessed several unsavory incidents (use of marijuana on trains, fights on platforms, arguments on trains). He reported that he occasionally sees the transit officer about once every 2 days. We are thankful that we have this mode of transportation. However, as the transit officer explained to us that he cannot be everywhere. He kindly instructed us on how to report incidences as they are occurring. We hope that METRO Light Rail will increase their staff to monitor for safety.

So cool. So fun. I do not have much to say. I ride it everyday. It is safe. It is trusted times…read more You can take the bus or train. Same bus pass. The air is cool in the train. It is time well spent. Try it you might like it.

Best travel agent yet, made my almost 700 dollar lane ticket cost about 400! That's a $300 deal…read moreright there!! Gets it done and does it swiftly, I mean I went to bed one night woke up the next and it was already looking good prices just kept dropping lower and lower! And you think it stopped there she found me a couple great deals but didn't stop until it was the best one!

Every stay is a vacation. I work from the road and travel a lot, and when I travel to the…read moredestinations that this company provides, I stay with them. The comfort and home setups are relaxing, and they have everything I need. Perfect home away from home.