We have never seen this place look as good as it does now. The managers, Paul and Christy, treat us…read morewell and are easy to talk to. They are wonderful. I can't brag enough about them! We enjoy them and their family. Their kids play music and we love to hear them perform. All my sisters and kids came to visit last month. They have been worried about us by ourselves down here but now they aren't worried when they saw how nice the park was and how things are managed. We love living here!

A friend actually works at oasis. Not for the park but a patron that lives there . I called and…read moretalked to Ben , nice guy. However the owner found that my son and families rv were not up to their standards. They say it's a family park but no playgrounds and the park is small with lots of sexual predators around. The price is one of the lesser monthly rates so at least they can be compatible since no amenities promised .

Almost everything is fine. It is not spacious living though, your packed in like a sardine can here.read more

Have been wintering at SunHaven for 5yrs. Great park, good people. Lots of activities in a…read moreawesome location. Wonderful views of surrounding mountains

We have now stayed there for 2, two week stays and will be going back!…read moreThere's a lot of really good people here, the PNW is well represented, and the Midwest crews are great! Everyone we met were easy to get along with. Rachael and crew do a very good job to take care of the details in the main office. Spots were easy to back our 34' MH into, and folks (neighbors)were helpful in the process! There are things to do in the park, lots of competition in corn-hole and shuffleboard. Lots of car shows nearby, and hiking galore.

Using online check in we thought would make our arrival a breeze. Well, I think it would if they…read morewould give you all the information you needed. You are provided with some and asked to call in prior to your arrival. We tried that only to get a message that the office was closed over the weekend. Our reservations started on the weekend. We did not know there was paperwork to pick up outside the office. We did not know there was a key to pick up for the doggie gate. Our site was pre-assigned about the farthest it could be in the pet area so it was quite a walk getting there to discover a key was required to get through the gate. We did not see any staff over the weekend and saw our only one driving a cart as we were leaving. Reviews comment on how unfriendly people were. We did not find that. We waved, they waved. We talked to a few we saw. It was past main season. It always takes a bit to get to know people no matter where you are. We loved the pool and hot tub. Would have loved shuffleboard but couldn't locate all the necessary equipment.

One of my Yelp Friends lives here, and I've picked her up from here to give her a ride previously…read more I like that they have a guard and a place to enter a code that calls the individual to approve the gate being open for your entrance. This level of security I think is helpful for keeping a neighborhood safe. This specific RV Resort is one of many 55+ communities within the Apache Junction city limits, and from what I've heard, one of the better ones! Worth visiting if you know someone or maybe even live here if you are of that age.

Still love living here. Our number of full time residents has increased & activities are already…read morebeing planned for the summer.

Perusing their activities board, I'm convinced, they have been making things up…read more I have never even heard of half of these games, and there's at least 80 listed. The usual suspects are present. Bridge, Cribbage, Hearts Then there's some odd ducks. horse tail? not real. I'm onto you. Wood working, and stained glass too. It seems I will need to learn card games before I retire. Working on your fitness is important. How about pool aerobics, led by a certified boom box. Or step aerobics, led my a different boom box. Those ladies seemed to be having a good time, and who needs some young whippersnapper barking orders at you, this way you can just press pause when she gets on your nerves. Community dances in a pretty nice hall. A good place to cut a rug, or have a nice meal with your neighbors. A nice southwestern motif to the grounds, exactly what you want when you're visiting from Minnesota. Would ya lookit that donkey pulling a cart, Carl! Just the cutest darn thing I've ever seen! And lookit this statue of the sleepy Mexican fella, look at that big 'ol hat he's wearin, just so sweet, it'll give ya a tooth ache! And everybody seems pretty happy. There's even a guy on a moped that looks like Santa. No, I didn't hug him... but I wanted to. I love Santa. Maybe not the flashiest place around, but it does have that nice community feel. People talk to each other. There was a nice group of old fellas hangin by the pool, I could live like that.

My husband, I stayed there for three weeks this June. Was unseasonably hot. My dog got sick. I told…read moremanagement that we had to leave early. She gave us no discount no sympathy, straight faced too bad for her words.

We came down here from up north in 2019 and fell in love with the park and the people in it. There…read moreare activities going on everyday and evening of the week. If you get bored here, it has to be your own fault. Want to play a new game, somebody is always willing to teach you. Are you hungry? Between 4 o'clock happy hour happening all around the park to dinners and shows it is hard to lose weight around here. If you want to lose weight, be at the pool 6, 7 and 9 for water aerobics, or horse shoes, shuffle board, golfing, quilting and hiking in the Superstitions. Just sign up. Of coarse management is always there to help and answer questions. Would I recommend this park, I would have to say yes! We ended up buying a Park Model and are staying year around and love it.

Superstition Lookout Resort is a true gem in the desert. We have beautiful views of Superstition…read moreMountain. The homes are well maintained and everyone is friendly. Its a nice place to spend the winter.

stayed here on a recent trip out west in my motorhome. great spot for the price too. Wonderful…read moreneighbors and beautiful view of the mountains

Nice hidden gem of a park, off the main road so you almost never ever hear any cars etc, the…read morestorage facility is between the park and main road and large brick wall blocks the road noise. You can socialize with neighbors or keep to yourself, your choice, I mostly stay to myself and it's very pleasant here. Year rate is the way to go, there was a raise to it a year back, I hope no further raises for a few years . I recommend you pay 2 or more years in advance to be sure you lock in current price. I really enjoy it here, been here going on 3 years now. There is no issues with sewer like someone posted many years ago, that was a one off issue it sounded like, 3 years now and everything is great here, no issues. Management is always doing various upgrades and maintenance. Highly recommend you grab a spot and do yearly, do it quick before there are no spots available. Best price on propane is right around the corner on Ironwood, closed to all stores, great convenient location.

The staff goes above and beyond to help, especially Patty and Jean! Thank you so much!read more

This is our second stay here, having been here 2 years ago. The hot tub took 2 weeks to get fixed…read more Then the pool heater went out. The maintenance man yelled at 20 people gathered around the pool because he got called to check it out. I'm hearing it'll take a couple of weeks to fix. They fired the manager so there's someone at the desk and the maintenance man for employees. The pvc water lines break 1-2 times a week and it requires everyone's water off to repair. I'll look elsewhere next time.

Located off highway 88 in Apache Junction, Lost Dutchman State Park is a must see with beautiful of…read moreviews of the Superstition Mountains. It's clean and well kept with plenty of things to do. There is hiking and biking trails, camping, RV camp sites, pick-nick areas, restrooms, cabins to rent and plenty of parking. Too hot to hike for me today but will definitely be back when it cools down.

I don't do a good job keeping track of all the hikes I complete (unlike other friends I know who…read moredocument everything), so for the beginning of 2026, I'm going to try to do a better job of documentation. I love the Lost Dutchman and have been here several times and it never gets old and each time I come, I am still so awestruck by the beauty of this mountain. Years ago, I completed Flatiron with my then partner and didnt know that it was rated a very difficult hike. I enjoyed it, got a really nice work out and liked the scramble up to the top! I just remember it was quite windy at the top but spectacular views. Dogs are allowed on Flatiron, but don't do that to your pup, its a pretty gnarly hike, let your puppy rest honestly as I saw so many doggies struggling. Tonight, I came just for a leisurely stroll right before sunset and also hoping to catch the first almost full moon of 2026. I love nature and being outdoors and my favorite way to spend time. Park entrance was packed tonight and the fee was $10. There is a small visitor center with souvenirs, guides, some snacks, bathrooms and last minute hiking needs. I think you can also camp here, check on their website. I parked in the Cholla day use lot and did part of the Treasure Loop and hiked for about 3 miles slowly, and spent about 2+ hours in the park. My goal tonight wasn't really to hike strenously but more to get a glimpse of the sunset and the beautiful 2026 Wolf Moon. All my goals were accomplished. Park is well maintained. I used the bathroom and it was very clean and a nice park bathroom. Plenty of covered picnic tables too. Park closed at 8pm tonight (winter). There are all different level trails here and the rangers here are super nice and helpful. Ask them any questions and they are happy to help. There are also many kinds of free maps available in the visitor center. I had a MTB map, a hiking trail map, a birding map, a native plant map! I am all mapped up! If you come and do a hike, wear sturdy hiking shoes, wear sunscreen, head covering, bug spray (there were quite a lot of mosquitoes when I hiked tonight which annoyed the heck out of me as I left my bug spray at home), lots of water, some snacks, and also headlamps (I hiked back down after sunset and the headlamp helped a lot). One of the best AZ state parks, the views are amazing (so many couples here getting their photos professionally taken), definitely check it out.