We only stayed one night as we were passing through, but it was a friendly little park, reasonable…read moreand very accommodating!! They came and picked up our propane tank to fill while we were sightseeing!

From the owner: Apache Mobile Home & RV Park is located in the beautiful township of Saint David, Arizona. We…read moreprovide full hook-up and pull-thru RV lots, free Wi-Fi, showers, laundry facilities, clubhouse, ramada with bbq grills, all in a friendly, peaceful, and beautiful location. A few short miles east will take you to Tombstone, the town too tough to die! And just a few short miles west will take you to the breathtaking Kartchner Caverns.

I think it's important for me to make a longer post about this, even considering 5/5 stars. To be…read morehonest, this is a very wonderful place! We've been here almost every years since finding it. The service is great, attentive and helpful and available. We enjoy the people working, it's been the same every time. And! Here's more. This is a long standing, not 5 star hotel but a little town 'back country' style spa. Each room is very unique with several options available- campsites, car camping, singular shed / storage container rooms, mini cabins, yurt like structure and others. Every single one is themed something different. The one we stay in this time was sunset beach themed with tropical sunset colors, bamboo on the ceiling, palm tree decor, water like vibes. Both the rooms we've stayed in have a small fridge, microwave, TV- dvd/vcr, lights, bed w/ sheet, trash, paper towel, tables, mirrors, WiFi, hooks and lock n key. The rooms are well kept however, just to be honest and note that it's not particularly bothered us, there are spiders all around and other bugs at time. There are common areas for use that include the following: Kitchen- utensils, dishes, cookware, small electronics, stove top (gas), some seasonings, coffee set up, sink and soap, washing items, cutting board, fridge/freezer, water, microwave, etc. *please note that this is a 'what's left' or 'what's been gotten' space meaning while there's almost always something for anything, at times there aren't. Ex: last time there was no coffee bean grinder and this time there was. We still typically bring our own things but somethings can stay. Depends on your preference I would say. Kitchen is kept clean mostly by guest so can vary. Head sup that the sink water on hot gets very hot! Make sure you clean up after yourself, gentle with the plumbing. Lounge Room- it has tables, chairs and a living room like space with a TV that has VCR and DVD options. Two walls in the space are riddled with dvds and vhs videos. It's such a wonderful thing about this space honestly. The lounge space is not for sleeping in or staying in, heads up. You'll see the signs. Outside areas- there are several outside lounge areas for use of whomever is staying. One right outside of the kitchen door, one in the center of the round about driveway, one in between the areas, and one in pool amongst the pool- clothing required in that one and in all common areas. NOTE: if you have allergies to cats, this place has free roaming cats on property that walk around d and go inside the common lounge/kitchen spaces (not the spa) Individual spaces vary from pull-up car and car, camping, camping outside, mini sheds and cabins, and larger spaces as well. Each room is equipped with a bed, light, refrigerator that's small, trash, shelving, hooks for hanging, locked door, TV with VHS and DVD player, water, broom, mini heater, and small air conditioner. There is a theme to each room and as a gentle reminder, although the rooms are well kept, you can still find things like cobwebs and spiders. If the place is busy, it can be a little bit difficult to find parking that's suitable, but there still is plenty on the inside and on the outside as well. When it comes to those hot springs, there are five private rooms. Two of them have larger tubs that are grapefruit groups, and the other three are much smaller for one to four people Atmos. There is a common pool that can be used by anyone that is seated on the outside and not private, no unit is allowed in this. All of the private spas have doors that close and lock, and they can be rented out during certain times of the day by people who request this. Please note that using the hot tubs if you are staying overnight between 6:30 PM and 8:30 PM is difficult as those are usually saved for reservations. As our house recommended, and as we did, this is a great time to go for a walk or enjoy some dinner. As in any space, be respectful of your fellow hot spring goers with noise, smells and uses of area. No smoking anywhere or alcohol allowed. Not far from Mount Graham with tons of stunning exploring views and trails and more. Nearest town is just around the corner , 5-10 min drive with small town foods Love this place! Hope you enjoy if you go

Recently went back for a little getaway with friends. I love this quaint and rustic place over all…read more It's run by a really sweet lady , it's always clean and a good time. My favorite thing is that you can stay overnight in these little cabins for pretty cheap and have access to the hot springs all night long! I've learned booking by email is easiest although you can call. There's massage available to book onsite too but it fills up fast! There are group and solo tubs available as well as one totally outdoor tub . Tent camping is also an option but no RV's or hookups . The overnight area is complete with bathrooms (real ones ) and a kitchen/ common room space for lounging/ cooking /chilling . Each cabin has a tv so make sure to grab a VHS for watching. Plenty of parking and just over all great vibes! Absolutely worth the trip for the healing waters!

we lived here 3 years in the community of Carefree Village…read more I loved the changing that happen in our community we all families different people colors and different dogs all shape. I loved whwn have gatherings in the club house we love it special karaoke I love to sing for my elderly because they special and love having a great times. All managers is very sweet and kindness to all the our elderly that lives here. Thank you, for Vanessa Berniece and Stephanie and the maintenance guys thank you forever guys from bottom our heart I them 10 on review ,

I had a plumbing issue and the park managers came to take a look as part of the problem was…read moreunderground. To my surprise they stepped right up and took responsibility for their share and had their plumbers out within an hour working on the problem. Thank you Carefree Village for handling this so quickly!!

Have been here a few months. Not only is it super close to work its quiet. The ladies in the office…read moreare amazing. The amenities are pretty neat for an rv park in my opinion.

The company I work for told me to go to this park as they had worked out a discount rate…read more I rented a space and moved in.First ofc had a lot of trouble getting Amazon to deliver to my space, the park wouldn't help at all. I finally made up a sign and put it in front of my trailer and it started working out. Then I found out I was responsible for mowing the weeds on my space. Whoat construction worker carries a lawn mower and a weed eater? Just another way for them to get into your pocket. My electric bill went from a reasonable 50-55 dollars a month to over $100-110 a month for a 8 x 30 trailer. I know people with 4 bedroom homes that don't pay that. I complained but to no availI was there for about 9 months, never missed or was late on my rent. Then I get a notification from the manager that my check came back said insufficient funds. I had over $3000 in the account. Immediately, no consideration for the fact that I had been a long standing loyal Tennant the manager sent me an email and said I owed $35.00 for an insufficient funds check and a late fee of $25.00. Well it ended up that the check was not declined for insufficient funds. It was a bank error, but I will tell you these people did not cut me an ounce of slack. They came at me hard like I was some kind of low life that didn't pay his rent on time and did this sort of thing all of the time. These people are disgusting human beings. And on top of all of this they did this during the coronavirus pandemic. They have no consideration for anyone, they are not courteous, they are after the almighty dollar and will screw you trying to get it. I would stay away from this low end park. There are many other options. Joyce the manager won't respond to your emails or texts. Walter the owner must live in lala land, or maybe California. He strikes me as being one of those type of people, you know the California type. A real low end park stay away.

I was in Willcox for the Willcox Flyer bicycle ride and needed a place to park my rig for a couple…read moredays. There's a mix of RV sites and sites that are dedicated to manufactured homes. I found Grande Vista clean and quiet with the manager Vince incredibly helpful and professional. The location is a short bike ride to historic downtown Willcox and the many wine tasting rooms there. I would easily book a stay here again.

I made a reservation for this park several months ago. My plans changed and I needed to cancel the…read morereservation (was still 2 months away). I called and got voice mail which said to leave a message, but could not leave message because mailbox was full. Went to the website and sent a message thru the website. Got no response for 2 days (BTW--had to pay the entire charge when reservation was done, over $225). Called again today and got the owner; he told me I was "small potatoes compared to what I'm dealing with". Said he had cancelled the reservation and would refund my money. I asked for an email confirmation this and he said he would not send one. That if the money wasn't back on my card I would need to check with my bank and not to call him about it. ABSOLUTELY WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I'VE EVER SEEN!!

Not sure why/how they reference this park for 'over 55' as there are NO accommodations for people…read moreover 55. It's very hard to reach anyone in the office by phone and if you have a problem/concern it's useless to try to get it resolved. We were told over 2 months ago that the sidewalk in front of our home would be repaired. We are still waiting for this to happen. Being seniors it's a potential hazard to have a sidewalk in front of our home that is not safe. The attitude here is so unreasonable - even though we only pay rent - we don't OWN the property - they seem to think they are not responsible for any upkeep.

We lived in Rincon Country MHP for two years. On the plus side we had wonderful neighbors and the…read moregated security made the place feel safe, even though it's located on the busy east side of Tucson. So why did we leave? In a word, management, or rather the total lack of competent on-site management. The owner(s) of the park have apparently decided that they no longer care about the upkeep of the roads, facilities, and amenities, and they just want to collect the rent checks. Almost no maintenance work is being done except for emergency repairs like water leaks, and the community swimming pool has been closed for repairs since the fall of 2024. Everywhere you look, things are unkempt and shabby, and it was getting worse by the month. Thankfully we had the resources to leave, and I feel sad for the many good people who are trapped in this deteriorating park for reasons of finances or age.

Very clean and well run park. Rate for RV spaces is $295 per month which is a very good deal…read moreconsidering the parks in the area are quite a bit more. Clean pool and laundry room.

From the owner: We are a beautiful, well maintained RV and manufactured home community. We offer some of the lowest…read morerates in town, while still providing a clean and safe neighborhood for you and your family. Onsite staff, commercial grade cameras and a glistening pool all make Prince Park a great destination!

We spent a week here in early March as we were in town visiting family in our fifth wheel. This…read moreMobile Home park also welcomes RV's to come and stay at their spacious home sites for a very reasonable price. The hook-ups are well-maintained and the sites are all back-in, but the paved streets are wide and easy to navigate. We paid $135 for a week of quiet, peaceful bliss while enjoying clear views of Mount Lemmon and the San Pedro River Valley flanked by the Galiuro Mountains. There's plenty to do and see in this area if you visit their website. We plan to come back and stay here again.

Don't know much about except they have definitely improved the looks and overall presentation of…read moresome of the homes and the grounds. Unfortunately when I moved here I stopped several times and also called and left messages. Never reached or found anyone or had any calls returned