We are upping our rating because we love the staff so much and feel home away from home and safe…read morewith them around. We have made so many memories so far this summer just coming here the last 2.5 weeks (2 separate camping trips). Met so many nice folks around here and my boys love it here too and the lake. It's just a shame there are some sad activities happening- like Kayaks getting stolen and some rando showed up last night and popped up his camp on a reserved space- and there was a guy who had a fire pit going and was being crazy about that and Fire dept had to be called. These Hosts def do their job but I'm glad they have city support when people are crazy around here.

Very noise from the road between the lake and tent camp area.all night long. The camp gound next to…read morethe tent area has a huge security light that lit up my entire site. High in and out traffic all day and night. Picnic table was unsafe very wobbly. The bath room was DIRTY. The toilet seat had dried urine on the seat, the floor was very dirty. The check sheet for cleaning indicated last cleaned 6/28/25 and when I checked out 2 days later still had not been cleaned. Plus was the lake and staff were nice. Resturants highly recommend The North and Monica's for breakfast. My favorite was the Brewery 10 minutes away Pinetop Brewing company. All 3 are dog friendly. I will definitely go.back to the area, but will stay elsewhere.

I recently spent 4th of July weekend here with a group of friends and really enjoyed the…read morecampground. It's right off the highway, which is very convenient for running in and out of town, but the spots in the back among the trees still make it seem like you're in nature. The campground is a short walk down the road from Rainbow Lake, which is a nice little spot for fishing. I had spot B14 for the weekend, which was larger than most and right next to the water spicket. There are tons of large pine trees throughout the site to provide shade during the heat of the day and campfire tinder. They sell firewood on site, but I think it's chemically treated and produced tons of smoke. I would turn off the main highway and find an empty plot of land and collect you own wood to use for the fire instead. Be sure not to book a spot right next to the toilets...they're the vault toilets that's basically a big hole in the ground and they stink something rotten in the heat of the day when the wind picks up. Overall, a cheap and cheerful way to get out of the desert heat and explore small town Arizona.

The address on the website is wrong so our GPS did not get us to the right location. FYI there is…read moreno lake here. It is right next to the road so noisy all night. We left 5 minutes after we checked in. We tried to cancel our reservation but the website did not work for that either. We called in the next day so they charged us for two nights even though we did not even stay one. We spent the first night in a motel and went to show low lake which actually has a lake.

The RV park was a bit confusing at first to find our spot, once we did, oh my gosh, it was…read moregorgeous. The wind in trees, the sunsets with the trees and did I mention trees. It was so beautiful and peaceful staying at Hon-Dah. There are several permanent residents that respect the rv vacationers. They are helpful and friendly. The wildlife periodically walk-through and it was wonderful to see. We will be back.

This was our first time experiencing the Hon-Dah RV Park & Hon-Dah, Show Low, Pinetop area and it…read morewas a pleasant experience. The campground is huge but can definitely use some widening of some of the roads. Some areas are an extremely tight fit especially if you're a BIGGER rig which we are. A great suggestion would be to have a campsite escort for when you arrive to help you locate your space & negotiate the crazy roads in the back half of the campground. As we watched other campers arrive & try to locate their spot it became obvious that the maps provided don't show the extent of confusion involved with locating your spot. Plus the street signs are difficult to read/see in the dark. Every staff member we've been in contact with is polite & friendly providing excellent customer service. It's a great place to stay but amenities are extremely limited but the peace and quiet are in abundance. The casino offers an excellent restaurant which was convenient. Great place to stay if you can look pasted the couple issues before mentioned.

Great location, very friendly staff. We love the community will definitely recommend.read more

Best campground in az nice placeto park you rv and stay the owners are good and help you park and…read moreget set up

We stayed here for a year and had zero problems with neighbors or staff. The office staff goes…read moreabove and beyond to address any concerns. We will miss the convenience of being so close to shopping and restaurants.

We had our RV in the family area this year and this campground is absolutely amazing..very well…read moremaintained and such a beautiful campground. Gina the property manager is the sweetest person I have ever dealt with. The facilities are spotless including the shower room and laundry room. Everyone living in the family section are so kind and helpful and seriously look out for each other...I would highly recommend this place for short or long term stays. five star!!!!!!

The USFS Lakeside Ranger district oversees the White Mountains Trail System, a 200+ mile system of…read moretrails for non-motorized users (hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, trail runners and cross country skiers) in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests of northeast Arizona. All trail maps may be printed from www.tracks-pinetop-lakeside.org for free. TRACKS is a nonprofit group of volunteers who work with the USFS to build and maintain the WMTS. All trail heads are easily accessible on Forest Service roads that do not require 4 wheel drive vehicles. Major trails are built as loops, with connector trails in between, so that users may go on short or long excursions in one of the largest Ponderosa pine forests in the US. Users often sight elk, deer, wild turkey, many bird species, and other wildlife.