I live here as a permanent resident. The management is aweful. I had a complaint about a resident…read moreburning something scented that affects everyone within several blocks. They are doing nothing about it. It is the manager themselves, so they think they can do whatever they want. Dont ever buy or stay here!

Yes, well. Appalling would be adequate. So I call on the…read more9th to find out if I could get a space for a month, "If you come in tomorrow, we have a space till the 30th", end of the month, nothing after that. OK, gives me a landing spot and time to find other arraignments. Carrol tells me they can prorate the month. Thank you, pay a $100 deposit. Drive up to check in; that'll be 650.00 for the month. ???? Wait a minute, I'll only be here for 21 days 'cause you didn't have space available past the end of the month, so 21 days like 450.00ish. Oh no, we don't prorate! (snidely) ???? Wait, what? Pay a full month for 21 days?? Ya, or you could pay weekly at 450.00 per week. ???what??? Where are you guys from? WOW!!

If you want a campground with actual character, this is it. Being nestled right inside the granite…read moreboulders gives this place a totally unique feel. It was peaceful, clean, and nice and quiet. ​They have an awesome "adventure trail" on-site that was so much fun, it became our mandatory evening routine. ​If you're planning a trip, here is a pro tip: look for a site in the back half of the campground. It's much quieter and offers a way better experience overall. Five stars all the way!

We have stayed here many times over the years & always had a very enjoyable experience. They even…read morehave a private walking/hiking trail that takes you to Watson Lake.

I've been coming to this camp every MLK weekend since 2001 for RYLA leadership camp. The staff have…read morealways been kind and hard working. I've stayed in Vanderpool, Bluebird, Verner, and Fiesta. They've always had clean, warm beds and clean bathrooms. We have most of our it leadership activities in Tabernacle and A-Frame. We also use the Leisure House and the amphitheater. A few years ago we started using Tab East and Tab West. My primary job is AV. They upgraded their sound system in both Tabernacle and A-frame from last year and it is pretty awesome! They also had one wireless hand held mic and a lavelier mic for me to use. I brought in 6 of our own wireless hand held mics to plug into their system. Their video projector and mixer boards in Tabernacle, Tab West, Tab East and A-frame were wonderful. It's so nice when the tech works!! As always, confidence course (high ropes) are always a big hit for our campers! Challenge course (low ropes) is also a camper favorite. We also do bonfire on our last night of camp and the only down side to that is the 930pm sound ordinance. So over the years we have converted to playing acoustic music. I would give this camp 5 stars, but this past year, the new owners of the camp actually yelled at our RYLA chair in front of everyone, including the campers (who are high school students and are impressionable). It was bad taste, rude, and unnecessary. Also, they stopped providing dietary options for those who are gluten free. They only offer vegetarian as an alternative option. So we had adult volunteers who used their own money to make gluten-free and vegetarian options for our campers.

Camp Pinerock for life! Best camp in the tri city area! If you aren't coming here, you're doing it…read morewrong! This place holds so many fond memories in my head. From the great staff, delicious food, to the beautiful scenery, you truly can't go wrong here. Some people look forward to their favorite holiday or birthday all year. Me? I look forward to going to camp pinerock. More like camp pinerockstar if you ask me.

AMAZING! Please don't be fooled by the past reviews. This place has new owners and is nothing short…read moreof fantastic. Sweet and pleasant staff, beautifully kept grounds, so many activities, cool playground for kids, dog beach, nice creek, clean and spacious showers, I could go on and on. Please consider this place for your next stay. You won't be disappointed! Just finished booking another 5 day stay!

Really nice park, but..... Once they get your rental payment in full, they will keep it! I came…read moredown with Covid and had to cancel. They gave zero refund and refused to offer future credit. We are a club and had over nine coaches booked. Another member had to cancel too. Hundreds of dollars down the toilet.

Clean, friendly and quiet. Pull thru spots available at a reasonable rate. Felt safe during stay.read more

Huge fire caused us to evacuate our home.... so I ended up calling this RV park and they told us…read morethey had room for people that were evacuated. Not fun having to pick and choose what valuables you want to save in case your home is burned down, but we did it and we are all safe....including the bird and dog. This RV park is letting everyone who has been evacuated stay for free. They also have an animal shelter set up here for horses and other animals. It's a chaotic and crazy time, but thanks to people like this that make life just a little better.

One of the nicest RV parks we have stayed at. Helpful friendly staff. Beautiful showers, super…read moreclean. The park is clean and well maintained. RV hookups are spot on. Thank you. Adrienne and Kent.

My husband and I spent a whole week here. What a marvelous spot!!! We had such a great time at the…read morepool, jacuzzi, and the community room with all the amenities you could image, never mind the dog run which is always a good idea. Thanks for having us. Tom and Sheila Hogue

Stayed here last night over New Years Eve Weekend. Very quiet park but very accommodating…read more They have a 24/7 room with laundry available, couple bathrooms, small tv with dish hookup, huge dvd selection, tons of books, couple board games, few puzzles and a couple exercise equipment. The property has small rocks throughout property but they did not allow a wood fire :( it was soooo cold! But we understand. There is a small gold course at the entrance of the park. It was fun playing it at night. The owner added lights specifically for the golf course and a little fountain. The attention to detail was there. There is a small dog park that is gated but meant for big dogs. Small dogs will walk right through the posts. We stayed here for a night and when we went to turn on our diesel bus, it wouldn't turn on. We eventually found out our gas filter froze overnight due to the elevation probably because we've stayed in colder places. So if you're staying here bring extra fuel help. We had added additive to help it from gelling but wasn't enough. Make sure to bring 911 something to help start it. We're definitely buy it. Owner very helpful and answered even tho New Year's Day.

So far the managers or owners, not sure who they are but they were great! We got there pretty late…read moreand they gave us the perfect spot without a doubt. Had little interaction but they were so kind and helpful. Will definitely stop here again. Very spacious and clean. I called other places and they definitely dont love their job. Definitely recommend you guys stopping here! Alfredo Montejano

My husband and I came out to Arizona primarily to see Sedona, but are enjoying the history and…read moreinteresting quirky spots in the area! I made reservations here at Rain Spirit RV about a month ago, planning for 2 days and 3 nights. We saw Sedona, took a tour, did some exploring, and a great train ride on the Verde Canyon Railroad, but ran out of time to see Jerome...so we inquired about extending our stay one more night. Gary, the owner, was very accommodating! The park itself is super cute, quiet, and extremely clean. We booked a pull-through site which is really easy access...We brought a second car that fits easily in the same site, too, and at no additional charge! The whole park is well maintained. There's a nice pool and jacuzzi, and private bath house with showers. Nights were dark, and we could see the stars, something we have trouble seeing in Vegas..park was extremely quiet no traffic noise!! We really had a great experience here, and would love to return soon!

rarely write negative reviews, but after a month-long stay at Rain Spirit RV Resort, I feel…read morecompelled to share my experience so that other travelers can make an informed decision. To be fair, the park has several positive attributes. The grounds are clean, the facilities are generally well maintained, and the location provides convenient access to Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Jerome, and Sedona. Unfortunately, those positives were overshadowed by what I found to be an exceptionally poor customer service experience. The resort has approximately 68 sites. During much of our stay, occupancy appeared to be very low. At one point, there were only about 10 RVs in the park. My wife parked her car in a shaded, vacant site near our RV because there were dozens of empty spaces available and no impact whatsoever on other guests. Rather than a friendly conversation, I received the following email directly from the owners: "Please do not park or set up camp at other empty spots. We don't want our other guests to get the impression that the empty spots are open to all for use or park at." The second incident was even more disappointing. We had booked and paid for a full month. After spending two weeks in a largely empty long-term area, we noticed that a shaded site across the street remained vacant. Because Arizona temperatures were rising, we politely asked whether we could move to Site 26. The response from the owners was: "Guests moving from site to site is not in our vision of how we want our park to run." The issue was not that the answer was "no." The issue was the complete absence of any effort to accommodate a reasonable request from a long-term guest. The site was vacant. The park was far from full. No other guest would have been affected. Ultimately, the customer service experience became so frustrating that we decided to relocate our Airstream to another RV park before completing our planned stay. What happened next was perhaps the most telling part of the entire experience. There was no inquiry as to why we were leaving, no appreciation for our business after a month-long stay, and no effort to understand our concerns. Instead, the first and only communication I received was an invoice for our electricity usage. These communications came directly from the owners, which makes it difficult to dismiss the experience as the actions of a single employee. Hospitality is not measured by how many rules a business has. It is measured by how guests are treated. The park may be clean and well located, but I left feeling more managed than welcomed. For that reason, I would not stay at Rain Spirit RV Resort again and cannot recommend it to travelers who value hospitality, flexibility, and customer-focused service.