The campsite we checked into had about 8 inches of dried leaves throughout. I asked the front desk…read moreif they could provide a lawn rake and bags so we could clean it up, thinking they would offer to send someone over to take care of the leaves. No, she directed us to the workshop to pick out whatever tools we needed to do it ourselves. No problem, we cleaned it up. The pool area had sharp aluminum strips holding the indoor/outdoor carpet in place. It was sort of dark and dated for a pool. In fact, the entire structure looked tired and dated. The kicker, however was when my husband went over to practice playing pool, the manager came in and rudely demanded to know his name and which camp site he was occupying. She acted like he was an interloper and didn't belong there. The dog park reminded me of a dusty prison yard with chain link and bare ground. We won't be back.

The good: Large spacious sites, Large Clubhouse, On-site restaurant, Indoor pool and pickleball…read morecourts, Free Margarita nights, Nicely equiped workshop, Clean, Friendly people The Bad: WiFi is spoty, Cable TV does not work, Gated community that does not operate a gate (Mexican Border Crossers pass through at times), Restaurant is only open part time and food is fair, Roof leaks over pickleball courts, Some dogs are not picked up after

There is SOOOOOO much to do in this part of Arizona that you could easily spend weeks exploring and…read moreMountain View Park is a great location for a "home base". The sites are all nicely level and covered in gravel, which is all neatly kept and clean. There's plenty of space between rigs, even with your slides out, and everyone is just lovely! All of the hook ups are conveniently located and in good shape, so hooking up only took a few moments and we were set to go exploring. The staff are all very helpful, kind and willing to go the extra mile to meet the needs of campers. We also enjoyed the other folks in the park. Some stay long term and other were passing through, just like us. The park is clean, very well kept and so convenient to loads of wonderful day trips like Karchner Caverns, Tombstone, Fort Bowie, White Water Draw where the Sandhill Cranes stop, and LOADS of mountain hiking trails. It was a GREAT week at Mountain View RV Park!

We stayed here when we RV'd down from California to see my son graduate from AIT. The park is very…read moreclean, has beautiful views, it is quiet and close to the base (within 10 miles). The staff is very friendly and were extremely understanding when we let them know that we would be getting back a little bit after check out due to the graduation, and my son needing to get his exit packet and have all of his things ready to go (that took a little while). The rates are extremely reasonable and it is close to gas and a circle K that is one of the most well stocked I have seen.I would stay here again if I were to come back to the area for wildlife viewing and/or hiking- it is a beautiful area.

Amazingly quiet. The owner, host onsite, was gracious and welcoming from the first messages. Very…read moregood directions and greeted me at check in. The well water is deeelish! The vistas calming. I extended my stay as soon as I set up, sat done and took a good look around. As a solo female traveler I feel completely safe. There's adequate cell signal. Electric hookup. Cows and horses. Birds and grasshoppers. Great RV spots, but this tent camper was over the moon satisfied. Kim at Rancho del Nido rates five stars plus!

What a wonderful find! We camped here for a few nights and felt like we almost had the whole ranch…read moreto ourselves. Quiet and peaceful, with a million stars at night.

Stephanie helped us secure our spot and it was such an easy process! We are here for Labor Day…read moreweekend and it is so peaceful and quiet! Easy pull thru site for our 32ft motor home. Close to the lake, only 7 miles.

Under new ownership. Beautiful views. If you have a larger…read morerv, the sites are skinnier so you'll have to watch where your slide outs are at or it'll hit the lot utility station. Although there is an office, it is not open and ran by anyone. Metered electric starting July 2023. Unable to receive mail at this location. High priced coin operated laundry machines. Manager is picky on allowing yard activities (cornhole, horseshoes, kid pools, etc.). A lot of noise from mine traffic, but that may not last very long. Occasional javelina sitings at night.

This has been a favorite place for us to camp. If you're in the area for hunting or a quick weekend…read moreget away with the family. Part of the grounds has hookups and part is dry. It's remote and quiet at night, except for the friendly neighborhood donkey. The staff is always very friendly and helpful.

I camp. A lot! I'm not a big fan of campgrounds. I call that…read morefancy camping. I'd rather pull off a SR or fire road somewhere and boondock in the woods. That being said, one of my absolute favorite places is La Siesta Campground. It's incomparable! It has all the creature comforts you could possibly desire and (I cannot stress this part enough) 5 star hospitality! Definitely a home away from home. It can be the most peaceful place, or an excellent meeting ground for friends; both old and new. Already have the next 2 trips here planned and there will always be many more!

Little hard to find the right exit off the roundabout ( don't take the first one!) nice spaces and…read moreamazing bathrooms and showers. Nice folks. 5 mins to downtown by foot.

We love this park. Stayed 2 times. Easy walk to down town. Nice people. Great view perched above…read moremine and town.

This is a really nice, clean (but older) 55-year-and-over RV park. It appears that many of the…read moretenants are long-term but they do accept overnighters, like us! The facility is large (300 spaces or so) and has swimming pool, pickle ball courts, billiards, fitness center and more. Only negatives... 1) They don't accept credit cards 2) No pull thrus unless you purchase 2 spaces 3) Not many shade trees for a very hot location 4) The hookups are at the back corner of your space. We are in a small, Class C and are pulling a motorcycle trailer. Our long electrical and water lines could just barely, barely reach. 5) Our Space 285 was nearest to busy Duval Mine Road and it was a little noisy. 6) Wifi Internet is only available at 2 building locations (not available at your RV space). BUT, despite the "complaint" list, we would definitely return. For us, none of these issues were deal breakers. It is a safe environment in a very clean, peaceful park staffed by helpful, friendly people.

The park is a senior leaving park. I am happy that they allow travelers to stay. Very clean and…read moreorganized. People were friendly and easy access. Swimming pool, jacuzzi,game rooms, kitchen, internet and cable TV. Very nice. Remember that is a senior permanent residency area. We had a great stay...

One word: Gem. We stayed here for two nights and will be returning for a longer stay, indeed. I…read morehave so many family members reaching out to me after seeing video and pictures of locations and their amenities. Timing is key, I see how this could get very busy, nonetheless, don't pass on this. And don't sleep on "Eliza's Mexican Food" with the guac sauce. Community outdoor kitchen and shower was a great experience. Extra thanks to Mary for rounding up our 2 dogs that got loose. The only disappointment is witnessing out of country corporations mining there. More negative impact to such a beautiful place is quite stomach turning.

Wow, my wheelchair tires were low on air so I rolled in and the kind gentleman filled my tires…read more What an angel.

Get rid of the manager and clean up the place We were…read moretreated poorly and people who bought trailer models are stuck.

Such a relaxing place to camp. It was a short drive to town where we were able to also enjoy a nice…read moredinner, get gas and odds & ends.