First & most obvious thing that needs to be addressed is the title of this place. PRIDE????!!!! If…read morethere is anyone in Winslow or any other town, village, county or province that is proud of this place they need some sort of behavior modification therapy and/or prescribed drugs to assist them in joining the rest of us in a little town called REALITY. 2nd - it's a parking lot behind a gas station w/ NO signage, dirt roads (not even gravel) w/ huge crater sized dips & uneven RV sites over run by weeds & God knows what (could see, we pulled in very late), which are poorly marked. Bugs everywhere, mostly natts & small green crickets. No 50 amp hookups, spaces were tight, lots of freeway noise. My instinct told me to run for the hills, but my husband was so tired from several 12 hour driving days, so I decided to bite the bullet. However, I told my husband not to hook-up to their water supply. No Sir!!!! It just didn't feel right & I didn't want to subject our beautiful class A 35 footer, we call her Queen of Sheeba, to whatever was in their pipes. Besides the electrical, we dry camped for 6 hrs in a grassy/weed riden parking lot for $22 & dumped in the morning. Just a side note, I heard my husband outside while he was hooking up. A gentleman approached him, complimented him of Sheeba's good looks & asked if he was sure he was in the right place. Not joking. I got the feeling that most of the folks their were full timers, other than the truckers parked towards the front. All that said, wasn't the worst place we've ever stayed for the following reasons: heard more freeway noise at another campsite we stayed at a few days ago - see my review of Kansas City Jellystone Park in Lawrence, KS, didn't smell anyone smoking cancer sticks or hear anyone partying & we were not subjected to an ant infestation - see my review on Selma Lakeview RV Park in Selma Alabama. However, there is no way to justify giving this place more than 1star. See attached pics.

Wonderful little spot. Clear water, nice and peaceful. People seem to keep to themselves. No riff…read moreraff in

2 friends and I went to the this place having not much of an expectation. We are up in Flagstaff…read morefor school and wanted to get some sun in before we go back to school tomorrow. Jac had a great idea to come here for a lil sun day to go cliff jumping! k and I haven't been before, met a nice man who help film a video of us jumping from the underneath of the bridge. Bunch of people kayaking and paddling with dogs and kids! friendly area, would come back again! Remember to pick up after yourself, lots of trash which is sad. ;(

Not dog-friendly and overpriced. They will also scold you like a child if you misbehave…read more We were due a refund from this place, however they don't refund your money until you've left the park!! Because I hadn't heard anything via email or text I was forced to call asking where my money was!! Unacceptable behavior!! Also, we believe there are cameras everywhere in this park based on a phone call we received when we were doing laundry telling us we cannot park in the spot next to ours when the place was basically empty. This place tends to treat you like a child. They are NOT respectful. And to them, the customer is always wrong. Chris and Amanda are not professional. And, Chris, said nothing after every thank you, I honestly couldn't believe it. RUDE is what he is. The noise level is high here due to the vicinity of the train tracks and the interstate. They also own and run the Meteorcrater park which is interesting to see, but skip the gift shop as everything is overpriced. Also, they don't give a senior discount or any other discount for that matter. Just find another RV park to stay at, or just park your RV in the parking lot of the Meteorcrater park, check it out, and leave. We do not recommend this place and we will never return or recommend to friends and family. Save your money and skip it!!

Very nice campground. The spaces are very generous in size; all equipped with a picnic table and…read moretrees. Very clean and well maintained. It has a dog park, clubhouse, laundry facilities, store and gas station... price was great as well: $71/night. All RV parks should be this nice! One thing I would recommend is to have the laundry moved to the clubhouse so people can do their laundry past 6 pm

Location, location, location!!! Just a short drive from historic Holbrook Downtown, Petrified…read moreForest National Park, the painted desert, and the Plotz Plot! The park amenities are well maintained and pleasant. The staff is friendly. There is a large dog park, pool, volleyball courts, walking track and so many others. This rv park is a bargain!!!!

Omg...that lady was rude. She put us in a 30 amp when we told her 50, so we looked around to see…read moreif they were all like that. We found a 50 amp told her she threw a fit. Well you cant pick well we were just saying. Absolutely will never stay here again...ever. ‍

We stopped in here for two nights as we begin our road trip to go see family and friends this…read moresummer We have stayed here before, so it was familiar, which is nice. We paid about $60 a night. This is laid out nicely with wide open spaces and level lots. We didn't really use any of the shared facilities this time since we're just getting started on our trip. The Front Desk staff are extremely friendly and they have a little shop in there as well for some necessities. There are a couple restaurants within walking distance, but we didn't partake this time It tends to get very windy in the afternoon and this part of the country so time your travel accordingly we saw lots of tumbleweeds They do have a kids playground as well as propane available. It's also very quiet :) We paid about $60 per night for a full hook up

We stay here at least twice a year. The staff is always very friendly, it's safe, quiet and very…read moreclean. We would recommend everyone to stay here. We will be back.

My husband and I stayed here for a week for the first time and had such an amazing experience! AJ…read moreand Machelle were absolutely amazing and so welcoming. The place is beautiful, peaceful, and well kept. We highly recommend staying here and will definitely be coming back again! --Kristina + Austin

This place is amazing! Great staff, wide open spaces…read more Nice little sttore Full hook ups Pet friendly. Really close to a lot of different places to visit in AZ Im so glad we found this place we will definitely be returning.

Nice clean park. It sits back far enough from the highway that makes it very quiet. Lots of fun…read moreactivities and people are very friendly.

From the owner: The White Mountains of Northern Arizona are where people come to escape the summer heat of the…read moredesert. Modern day camping enthusiasts choose Elk Pines RV Resort as their preferred wilderness base camp. This Age-Qualified community has 68 full hook-up sites, with 50 amp utilities in all our sites and is large enough to handle the big rigs, including toy haulers.

We spent a day here and this place is one of the best kept campgrounds I've seen. The managers keep…read moreit clean, supplies are stocked well, and friendly people. It's quiet and rules are enforced, which makes it a safe and comfortable place to stay. The campsites are fairly large and spread out and paths can be found to a nearby lake. There are stone picnic tables and fire pits. Roads are paved and great for kids to play in large forest trees and pine needle grounds. Will look forward to staying as much as possible. Toilets and showers available too!

We had such an amazing time. The staff was amazing Leah, Paul and Dennis. They were so helpful and…read morefriendly I was so impressed. Our site was spotless when we arrived, the facilities were always clean. I love how accommodating this place was. It was nice to be able to buy firewood and ice if needed they would deliver to your site. We were traveling with a baby and pets so it was great to have the piece of mind that we were in a safe place! Thank you to the whole staff at pine grove we can't wait to return!

I had never stayed in an AZ. State Park before but it was really a relaxing sweet spot to spend the…read morenight on our way to Verde Valley. Cute groupings of mules and/or donkeys meandering on the landscape in groups within the park boundary. I love animals so that is always great to see! It was an uncrowded park and truly very beautiful. The Visitor Center, where you go to register if you are planning on camping, was very educational and the park employees we spoke with were both extremely friendly, helpful and informative. We did the driving tour, where it takes you to the 3 ruins. We got out at each stop to walk the paths and continued listening to the excellent tour on our iPhones. Much to learn about those ruins and the people who came to make it their home. The campground was well kept up, power, water, waste station, and sweet views. There were also bathrooms on site for tent campers. I felt very safe there. I loved the peaceful open space with lots of wind, sun, moon and friendly campers. Highly recommend! Suggestion: Make sure you take & drink plenty of water because it's AZ. and temps can be extremely hot in the summer. PLEASE RESPECT the land you are on there- do not under any circumstances disturb the sites or take any pottery chards. Stay on the walking paths and be respectful of this sacred place. Enjoy your visit!

Wow! First impression, we never felt this intense volume of quiet ever! You don't even hear the…read morewind blowing. The middle of nowhere! I mean really nowhere! Second impression - how could such a sophisticated culture live in such a desolate area? Yes, there is water nearby, but the vastness and isolation of it all is intriguing and astonishing. This vast 4k acre area is a preserve, research and archeological hub, of a more than 1,100 to 900-year-old Hopi civilization, and holds an overwhelming amount of specimens of Pueblo/Hopi debris, pottery and dwellings paraphernalia. At an estimated 4,900 feet above sea level, your 360° panoramic view of the surrounds and plateaus below to the far horizon are nothing but spectacular, miles and miles of nothing but desert. The small yet well-endowed and instructional little museum offers a great insight of what your surrounded by at Homolovi Ruins - and the staff are exceptionally nice folk. It is a terrific starter before going out on your own to encounter southwestern antiquity at its most natural. As a whole, this is a unique, intriguing and instructional excursion into the realm of the past when taken and that will never be forgotten.