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Staci A.

This was just an overnight stop for us, but we would've been happy to spend a longer time here! What a gem! Friendly staff, large park, lots of trees, spacious gravel sites, very clean grounds and amenities, 2 pools, an onsite restaurant and a well stocked registration area. They have several upgrade options to some sites...a double deck patio, outdoor kitchen, fire place...choose the level you want! They also have sites that are covered, which is super deluxe. I did read a review that said the area was sketchy, but it felt very safe to us. I didn't see anything funky outside or inside the park. It did look like it's in an older section of town, but don't hesitate to stay here! We loved it.

Julie P.

Beautiful RV resort. Landscaped, fresh, clean yards with the coolest of fruit trees and dog friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly!!!! There was a place to do what you do for everyone in this park. Laundry facilities were a 10 out of 10!!! The park is located beside 3 large rv parts & supplies, and 20 min from a National Park. It is a little more pricey than your run of the mill park but you get what you pay for with this one!

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Vicky G.

We stayed here for 2 nights while visiting our grandson at U of A. Staff is so friendly, park is clean, they have activities and socials. Plus their own restaurant. We will definitely be back. My granddaughter who came with us already chose her preferred site. You can't go wrong staying here

Lisa S.

y Days KOA Tucson has been a great stay for our family while my husband was in Tucson for work for a week. We were grateful to have this koa and not have to do an air bnb or hotel. There was several standout features that made it a highly recommended RV park. Here are some of the highlights: 1. BBQ Rush Restaurant: The park is home to the BBQ Rush restaurant, which serves delicious food. The menu offers a variety of options from bbq to INDIAN FOOD sayyy what???? I was pleasantly shocked to see Indian food on an RV park barbecue menu! and it was GOOD! the flavors are outstanding. Whether you're a meat lover or prefer vegetarian dishes, Indian, Mexican, or American food they have you covered! They also have great happy hour specials. they also deliver food to the pool and your campsite which is a wonderful feature! Mary was our server the whole time and she was the sweetest waitress you could ever ask for. She was definitely a highlight for us on our stay here. 2. Pool and Hot Tub: Lazy Days KOA Tucson features a nice pool and hot tub area. The pool is clean and well-maintained, providing a refreshing escape from the heat. The hot tub is perfect for relaxing and unwinding after a long day! Great waterfall feature and the restaurant delivers food and drinks to the pool as well as to your campsite. 3. Spacious and Well-Designed Sites: The park offers a variety of spacious and well-designed sites. There are plenty of options to choose from, and each site provides a comfortable and enjoyable camping experience a lot of the sites have their own dog gate area and dog park on the site. There are covered campsites and there are also cabins if you don't have a trailer. The park itself is large and beautifully landscaped, with lots of fruit trees. creating a serene and peaceful environment. 4. Activities for Kids: Families with kids will appreciate the abundance of activities available at Lazy Days KOA Tucson. From playgrounds to organized games and events, there is always something fun for the little ones to enjoy. The park staff goes above and beyond to ensure that children have a memorable and fun-filled stay. Every day there is a new activity, usually multiple from craft events to ice cream, socials and wine socials for the adults. 5. Cleanliness and Maintenance: Lazy Days KOA Tucson takes great pride in its cleanliness and maintenance. The staff keep the park in excellent condition. The facilities are very clean 6. Safety and Security: The park is gated, and access is limited to guests only, providing a sense of safety and security. The park staff is attentive and friendly, always available to assist with any concerns or questions. We will be back for work in the next couple weeks and definitely staying here again very nice RV park !

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Mrs A.

Shout out to Jeff and Haley for their extra special attention and care! This is such a lovely camp with citrus trees at nearly every site.

Rear of premium pull through site

This park gave us a lot to write about with several pros and also cons. Pros, clean park, with spacious spot if you pay for the larger spots, clean bathroom and shower, with many through the park. Many Activities throughout out the parks to keep kids busy, along with a Mexican restaurant and bar. The bar has beer and basic cocktail. I asked the bartender for an old fashioned and a Manhattan and she started at me blankly. The fruit trees throughout the park are great and provide great shade. You're also allowed to pick the fruit for free. The grapefruits were delicious. Many attractions close by. If you're into whiskey and pizza,Batch and Jamies are a must. Now the cons, Definitely not loctated in the best side of Tucson, several homeless encampments around. One gate has security in the evening, but the other gate has no security and is open all night and day, the bathrooms do not have codes. Too many long term stay with not so friendly people. It's pet friendly and we also own a dog, but too many dogs barking at all hours with them tied up outside. The speed limits with in the park are only a suggestion, when even the employees on golf carts are zooming around. Having an end premium lot we got to see a lot of it. If you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs, highway, railroad and air traffic noise especially in the early morning is definitely something to consider. So if you're a family, that can sleep through anything, this is the place for you to enjoy. If you're a retired couple who is use to more quiet this may be off putting. But overall it a solid 4 stars. They definitely try.

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Hillary P.

Wow! This is not just camping, it's glamping!! Located within 20 minutes of downtown Tucson, saguaro national park, and a load of national parks and monuments, this is a great place to stop for R&R. This is not the type of camping I did as a kid. This campground includes a wonderful reception center with the restaurant and bar on site. Food can be ordered from the restaurant and it will be delivered to your site. Daily activities are available for folks staying here. While we were here, we participated in an ice cream, social, and looking forward to high stakes bingo and even the pancake breakfast that's held on Sunday mornings. A mini putt putt golf course is spread throughout the complex and there are two swimming pools and hot tubs available for visitors. The complex includes a state of the art fitness center, multiple laundry, facilities, showers, and a number of amenities I can't even recall at the moment! While a little pricier than a standard campground this is certainly a destination for a number of snowbirds. The complex is exceptionally secure and amazingly maintained. There are special programs for kids on the site as well. Pets are allowed to so be prepared for barking dogs occasionally throughout the campground. Throughout the day groundskeepers roam the area in golf carts ready to attend to your every need. Garbage is picked up from site, maintenance is available as needed, and are they are available to answer any questions you might have. If you forgot something, the folks at the front desk can help. Wood can be ordered and delivered to site. Propane refills are available on the property. RV supply stores are in abundance around the area. RV repairs will even come to your site if necessary. Each of the campsites is unique. There are a number of campsites that include sundecks, televisions, and fire pits. Others include fenced in pet areas, and there are even some that include outdoor kitchens and fireplaces. Fruit trees are planted throughout the complex, and guests are encouraged to come get fruit, picking equipment for the main building and help themselves to produce daily! All of the roads are well paved, which allows for running, and or walking within the security of the complex. Nearby bike trails allow those who want to wander further a nice and safe area to access Bicycle rentals, golf cart, rentals, and a number of other services are available from the Campground headquarters. It is a rather large campground with several hundred hundred campsites that accommodate a range from tents to high-end RV homes. Cabin rentals are also available on the property although they are limited. Remember that this is in an urban destination, so ambient noise from roads, trains, planes, etc. should be expected. This is an exceptionally popular destinations so reservations in advance are required and strongly encouraged. Most of the negative reviews I've seen regarding this location is that individuals wanting to extend their stay and could not which just goes to show how in demand this location is in you should plan accordingly.

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Lots to do here! Family and pet friendly. Great variety of site options. Price varies like all KOA and campgrounds.

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Catalina State Park - Plume thistle, I believe.

Catalina State Park

4.5(143 reviews)
19.3 mi

Came here on a night walk early June. The park is well maintained and the guides were amazing. We…read moredid ice breakers to start and really enjoyed that each guide has their own expertise. We learned about the unique wildlife, rock formations, insects and constellations! I highly recommend.

I went here for a night walk in June and had an amazing time with friends! The Rangers were so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. I thought it was pretty cool the way they reflected pictures onto the ground of the animals they discussed. They taught us not just about the animals of the desert, but also about the rock formations, and constellations as well . They did an introduction before we set out on the trail and an icebreaker, which I also thought was a cool little activity to help us all feel more comfortable. I would definitely do this again, and recommend it for anyone who's never done it. This would be a great activity to bring an out-of-town friend on. FYI- the hell when you first start, the trail is pretty steep.. I was huffing and puffing a bit lol. If you have any knee injuries or struggle with steep land, you might want to sit this one out. The rest of the trail is flat after however the hill is needed to start and end the trail (it probably took like 1-2 minutes to scale it). Also to find the area where the hike starts, you'll want to drive all the way through the park until you get to the parking lot on the left. For some reason, I thought it would be pretty close to when you enter the park, however, it is a little drive.

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Catalina State Park - Camp site A-8, Catalina State Park, Az May 27, 2023

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Prince of Tucson Rv Park - Looking toward the Prince of Tucson office!

Prince of Tucson Rv Park

3.4(25 reviews)
9.3 mi

July 26, 2018 to present, probably until September 26, maybe October 26: Site 54 $375+ electric:…read moreRoads paved, concrete patios on most sites, but short term is all gravel, our landing gear is set up is on gravel, 1-2 inch rock. Our site is at the edge of the road so we have a street light, metal table and metal chairs. Light is not an issue for stargazing as 5 freeway lights illuminate the entire park. Speaking of which, there is a high wall between the park and IH 10. Only sound you hear is when some moron thinks his car will go faster with loud pipes punches it down the ramp. Pool room, game room, TV room has good AC. Shower, laundry and mail room no AC, or at least they do not turn it on and the doors are left open. Not a problem for us as we have our own machines on board. Pool, that was a problem for me. It is a "Designated Smoking Area". WHAT????? I am seriously allergic to tobacco, so pool was not an option. And the smokers sit under the patio cover, with the fans running on them, blowing their nasty stink all over Rhonda is manager M-F, someone else is there for the weekend, Rhonda does not live on property. Rhonda is very helpful and easy to get along with. She said if we did not like our original site (68) we could look at the one we finally chose. Very friendly. When we arrived, someone told us not to leave anything out as the homeless will steal it. We saw 2 homeless people in the daytime right after we arrived. Since then there has been no sign of them. There is CCTV in the park. We originally cable locked our chairs, but stopped and have had no problems. Yes I would come back here. There are some park models here, and they are getting old, but they are well kept for the most part. Some permanent residents had Class A's in not so good condition visually. The sites are close where your awning will almost touch your neighbors RV, but as we were parked next to the road with our door facing roadside, it was like we had a large yard, be it concrete and asphalt, outside our door. We have a long term neighbor behind us who does not believe they should pick up their dog poop. I counted 4 piles the day I arrived when I went over to see if my truck would interfere with his backing up (we both have duallys). Last night we were outside enjoying the cool 89 degree night, and saw the lady with her dog. The dog pooped along the side of the road but in the gravel next to their rig, and she picked the dog up (but not the poop) and went in. This morning on our walk (only 79 degrees) I counted at least 30 piles of poop, around and UNDER their RV. Rhonda said she would be right on it. There was some improvement in a couple of hours.

While PRINCE IN TUCSON provides a convenient location to plug in for a few days, weeks, or months _…read moreThere's alot to be said about management when they take callers for granted, by making offensive comments which are clearly condescending and disrespectful, and behind their backs to a friend I've known for 30 years. I was a caller making plans on behalf of a friend, who needed to plug in for a few days while visiting me in Tucson. Experience tells me, that as a business owner, I'm just as much a customer by making the phone call, particularly, when I'm sending Rhonda a paying customer. My review may not mean much to the masses, but I know that the Good Sam Club cares about matters like this because such behavior reflects poorly on them. As an individual, I'm a man of principal, and will air my concerns when a public platform provides me the opportunity. I want to close by saying, that this YELP review only pertains to the customer service I experienced and not my friend.

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Rose Canyon Campground - Senior fees for camping

Rose Canyon Campground

3.3(3 reviews)
21.3 mi

A nice getaway! We reserved camping spot #11, and the site is on a slope. The pros about the site…read moreare you are away from people. The background is gorgeous with the pine trees and the mountain. The cons are going up and down to get camping gear from the parking area. The campsite is not recommended for the elderly or people with ambulatory challenges. Here are things to consider before camping at Rose Canyon Campground: 1. Bring a source of light (I.e., flashlight, headlight, and LED lantern light.) It's very dark at night, and there is no light source. 2. A gas camping grill. There is a fire ban during my stay. So that's mean can't BBQ and make a campfire. 3. Make a portable bathroom with a privacy tent. The campground has a vault toilet. It's a walk, and it's very dark at night. 4. Pack up on the hand sanitizer and baby wipes because there are no handwashing stations. Or you can make your own handwashing area. 5. Most important of all is to bring plenty of water. The campsite can be reserve and get info at -https://camprrm.com/parks/arizona/tucson/rose-canyon-campground/ Happy Camping!

This WAS one of my favorite campgrounds…read more While checking in at Rose Canyon Campground 9/23/22 with my reservation, I was asked to show my Senior Annual Pass. I ALWAYS have my hangtag with my Senior Annual Pass to show. Shane, at kiosk, said Recreation.gov ONLY honors Senior Lifetime Pass. Shane charged me extra $52.00 because I didn't have a Senior Lifetime Pass. My friends behind me in their car were witnessing this transaction. After my camping trip up at Rose Canyon Campground, I went to Sabino Canyon Visitor Center to inquire about why Recreation.gov changed their Senior Passes and how I had to pay an additional fee of $52.00. The employees showed me their brochure which clearly states that my Senior Annual Pass was VALID and I should have NOT BEEN CHARGED the extra fees !. I promptly notified Recreation.gov and through lengthy emails, screen shots of charges, Rose Canyon Campground Facility Manager said that I DID NOT SHOW my Senior Annual Pass to Shane and that's why I was charged!!! WOW !!! MY FRIENDS WERE EYE WITNESSES THAT I SHOWED MY HANGTAG TO SHANE !!! I know the PROTOCOL because I camp a lot and KNOW TO SHOW MY HANGTAG WITH MY SENIOR ANNUAL PASS !!! Rose Canyon Campground Facility Manager has accused me of something I did not do in order for them NOT to reimburse me for the extra fees of $52.00. *** How many SENIOR CITIZENS have they done this to ??? SHAME ON YOU ROSE CANYON CAMPGROUND FACILITY MANAGER AND SHANE FOR EXTRA CHARGES AND TREATING A SENIOR CITIZEN FREQUENT CAMPER AT ROSE CANYON CAMPGROUND IN THIS MANNER !!!

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Rose Canyon Campground - The hangtag I showed Shane when requested during check-in at Rose Canyon Campground.  My friends behind me in their car were witnesses!

The hangtag I showed Shane when requested during check-in at Rose Canyon Campground. My friends behind me in their car were witnesses!

Rose Canyon Campground - Site 48 RV No electric site. Mixture of Sun and shade

Site 48 RV No electric site. Mixture of Sun and shade

Rose Canyon Campground - Charged by Shane $52 for not having Senior Lifetime Pass

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Charged by Shane $52 for not having Senior Lifetime Pass

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