Stopped by to dump my rv after Country Thunder. It was on the pricey side at $30 but they did it…read morefor me and since I had a rental rv the helped problem solve why my black tank was not dumping. They were so kind and did all the tricks to see why nothing was coming out. We did the toilet fill and flush, we stuck a hose down there too. It wasn't until they crawled under the Indie camper and found a SECOND black tank pull. Thank goodness because if I returned it full Indie camper rental would charge me over $380 to dump the black tank.

Old yet comfortable Quiet and peaceful…read more Wonderful for campers Would like to come back to here. Every thing was all ready and in place to check in. Very nice

We were traveling and needed a place for one night. Thinking this is a "resort" is a very long…read morestretch. It's adjacent to about 10,000 +cows at a feed lot so flies are a big issue. The girl in the office was friendly and did move our reservation up a night with no issue. There are lots of full time residents. If the wind was blowing it would be a dust bowl. It's all dirt and ants were an issue. For one night passing through it was fine but definitely not my first choice in the future. There are signs of upgrades being made and it was not far from the 10 fwy. The spaces are nice and large.

The park was super quiet. Loved meeting the emu birds, turkey and peacocks. The park manager was…read morevery informative and introduced us to the diva emu...so friendly and loved her ears rubbed.

An amazing hike! Start early, bring gloves, lunch/snacks, and water!…read more My friends and I hiked to the peak via the Sunset trail, taking the loop back down the Hunter trail (7.1 mi). The first part of the hike is very easy, just out in the open. Though, once you start climbing you are climbing! The gardening gloves we brought helped us feel more secure, so that we didn't lose our grip. Honestly, the pictures made it look more scary than doing it, but if you are afraid of heights do take caution. The cables felt very secure and I felt safe the whole time. The top is very rewarding! There are a lot of bees though, so I wouldn't recommend hanging out there too long. We ended up having our lunch at on of the campsite benches in the shade at the end of the Hunter trail, which was very nice. The last part of the hike is walking on the road, but we didn't mind it after the steep and rocky decline. The bathrooms in the park are incredibly nice for a state park and there were also water bottle fillers. This was a great hike and the Park is also very well-maintained!

I checked out Picacho Peak State Park, not to be confused with Pikachu, on a Saturday afternoon…read more Located between Phoenix and Tuscon, Picacho was a hike unlike any I've done before. After arriving, you have to pay a $10 entrance fee per person to hike (a bit annoying for a state park but o well). You're given a pamphlet about the park and then it's time for what you came for. We did Hunter's Trail and there was a good amount of parking close to the start of the trail. It's a difficult trail on Alltrails and for good reason. There are parts of the hike where it's so narrow that only one person can go through at the time. There are other parts of the hike where there are steep inclines. And not only that. You'll have to climb using the cables that have been attached to the rock formations. Pro tip: bring gloves. That also means you have to be careful on the way down as you're going down on a decline. Which will be hard on your knees. It's all worth it though, because once you climb the mountain, you'll have breathtaking views of the park. And you'll be so high up that you can see both Tucson and Phoenix in the distance. All in all, if you go at a decent pace, the hike will take you 3-4 hours. There's at least one other trail. And you can also camp in the state park. Last but not least, there's a little museum in the visitor's center. And plenty of facilities. You'll get quite the workout!

SECURITY- Gate access for vehicles at night is with a remote and key for walk thru gate. Gate…read morecloses at 6 and opens at 7am. Didn't see any cameras on the gates. Park is fenced at perimeter. Park rules are enforced. ROAD SURFACE- Hard surface with most everyone following speed limits. Dust was not a problem. WATER- Water was good, pretty hard but good. SHOWERS- 1 for each by office and 1 co-ed by the laundry. Small showers, older but clean. SITE SIZE- Sufficient, but tight. Walkway thru campground was a plus. No picnic tables. LAUNDRY- $1.50 wash, $1.25 dry. Not enough machines for park but said they are getting broke machines fixed. NOISE- Lots of trains and highway noise, I-10 & I-8. I got used to it though. Salvage yard borders park to the south, wasn't a problem. STAFF- friendly and helpful. SERVICES- No WiFi in park, maybe at common areas, don't know. Propane delivered on Thursday's. Reasonable for delivered but tanks are FILLED unlike Tractor Supply. Nice library, leave one take one plan. Lots of park activities, shuffle board, pool & hot tub are well used. Be cautious of RV Wash services. Mine was too expensive for a poor job. Cell signal was 3 bars LTE and worked well. Over all we liked the place. Problems were small.

Run away fast the woman who runs this place is a crazy crook she will overcharge you and not give…read moreback said deposits, we ended up having to pay to leave , something in some paperwork she makes you sign , she called a cop never have we been treated in this way and we have stayed in lot nicer places than this , its next to a truck stop and junkyard with a loud train no place for your dog you have to walk them all the way to the desert which has trash and dog crap in it , we should have read that paperwork that we signed better ,live and learn never again couldn't wait to get out of this place , hate to be the bearer of bad news but karma is real and you will get back how you treat people

The Porter family operates the Lonestar Equestrian Center is focused on Team roping and sorting…read moreexperience for the Horse Activity crowd. They have 25RV spots with full hook-ups, free Wi-fi, restrooms, showers, laundry room and a large hospitality room. For your horse, they have covered stalls and I believe they can do feeding. I saw round pen, wash racks and a hot walker. They have team roping events with cattle. They are surrounded by miles of farm and they are between Coolidge and Florence and getting closer and closer to south Phoenix Metro area. This is a flat ground area but still have nice views of mountains nearby. The grounds are well kept and have gravel. I came here primarily because I just needed a place to park my RV for the night as I had a conference in Florence. Everywhere was full up and just not a lot of options at the last minute. They worked me in and made sure I was set up for the night. They have very reasonable rates. Dogs are welcome on leash. They are not primarily a RV resort, they are a horse roping area. I would not recommend if you get upset by horse people or environment. I was also in the middle of the rain, and some areas were muddy, which will be dusty in the summer. They look like they have some long-term residents, but the focus is on Equestrian events. A great place to come to practice or learn roping or sorting, and the website provides information on rates for the activities. My family mainly does carriage driving and trail riding, so I may not need the equine facilities in the future, but the roping area was as good or better than others I have visited. Thank you to Lonestar for making my stay an enjoyable experience, even though it was short.

Went here for Father's Day around noon. Had a great time. If you'll want to visit a relaxing place…read moreto beat the heat and still get a good view and nice brunch, this is the place to be!! Given it is a country club, this is the second time we visited, wish they would have had more choices in their menu, from some common dishes one will get at any Cafe. Besides that, it is a great option to just have a relaxed time and enjoy the classy upscale environment!

Beautiful views, casual atmosphere for dining, good food and service. Bloody Mary was spicy…read more Felt a little rush but overall good experience.

Had no idea that the farm was so close to home…read more We had a great time visiting. We got to see how cows were brought in to get milked which was very enlightening. Then they showed us a video about the farm and facility in Phoenix. We took a tram around the farm, we were in amazed in how many cows they have and how they keep track of them. The was the 100th year for Shamrock Farms and they did a good job showing it off. Because it's Christmas time they had Santa and Mrs. Claus fly in from the South Pole for the kids. All around it was a nice trip out to the farm with the kids.

They take great care of their cows and the tour was lovely and informative. Good for kids and…read moreadults.

Brought my Boy Scout troop here to get in a day of trap shooting and this place and their staff was…read morefantastic. Prices were completely reasonable, the staff was more than accommodating and incredibly friendly. They truly made us feel at home. The boys cant stop talking about our time down there and we will make this a regular troop event for sure.

1 skeet field, bunch of trap fields. All the staff even Tiger are easy to like. :-) Very causal…read moreatmosphere. Show up at the field and the shooters invite you on the squad or add you to the rotation. Haven't met anyone I didn't enjoy shooting with. $7 a round, how can you go wrong.