Weeks before reserving a site at Lost Dutchman State Park, I watched a Hulu show segment that…read morecovered the disappearance of a hiker who supposedly was searching for gold. That was creepy enough to avoid. Next thing you know it, we reserved a site. I was like oh snap. LMAO. We stayed at site 99 and had the perfect view of Superstition Mountains. I'd say it would be the perfect place for Hallows Eve. Our site had electric and water hookups. No sewer, but a dump station available at no additional cost. I highly recommend. Don't let the haunting stories discourage you. If you aren't an advanced hiker just don't push it. It's peaceful and felt I was far away from my reality. I have enjoyed the get away tremendously.

Hands down the best state park campground I've ever been to! The grounds are immaculate, the staff…read moreis incredibly friendly and it's so peaceful. We stayed in site 25 and it's just perfect. The views are amazing and we loved seeing all the wildlife. We are sad to be leaving but have already decided if we come back to the area we are definitely staying here again.

Our culinary club held the Christmas party here last year. Great catering and a cool venue!read more

We did the glamping in the airstreams with our 4-year old and had the best time! The airstreams…read morewere soo nicely redone and super comfortable. We peeked in about 5 of the trailers and each was very well done and uniquely remodeled. They provide adult-sized bicycles to ride around in and we had the foresight to bring my son's small bicycle. Then you have pretty much free reign to explore. We rode over to the 3 playgrounds and also the petting zoo to check out the animals. Back at the trailers, we used the provided BBQ to make dinner and the fire pit to make s'mores. The owners dropped off complimentary pieces of pie for each person which was a nice touch, and answered questions about the history of our trailers and the farm. It was clearly a passion project. Before going to bed, we placed an order for breakfast to be delivered at our trailer. We had Biscuits and Gravy, an omelette, and French toast - all yummy. After breakfast we took another another bike ride to the "U Pick it Garden" and then the bakery. Looking forward to doing this again soon. The trailers all had great A/C which was awesome. The only thing I will caution is that our particular trailer (Westwood Caravan) had such a small bathroom that anyone that might be a larger build would not find it feasible to fit in. However, all the other trailers that we looked in had bathrooms with plenty of space and did not have this issue and could accommodate all sizes.

Had a snafu with a boat and Chad made it right for us. Had a blast on the lake. The scenery is…read moreamazing and working with a company like this is a blessing. I will definitely be back to rent boats from you guys any time. Thank you again. Jacob

My friends and I love to kayak and paddleboard so we decided to go to Canyon Lake. The lake did not…read moredisappoint. We launched at the Boulder launching pad, and there were plenty of parking. It was serene, we saw wildlife, and overall it was such a nice day. This is one of the prettiest lake. I've been on in Arizona. Will be back.

In July, my husband and I booked Eagle Ridge Luxury Camps for a getaway on our 7th anniversary. The…read moretrip begins as your turn off the main highway onto a county road where the longer you drive, it feels as though you are stepping back in time. It becomes more secluded as the houses fade and you are left along with a baron forest and lots of gas wells. As you approach the locked gate, you are met by your wonderful hosts, Jason and Porscha. They then take you down to a hidden oasis tucked deep in the trees and overlooking Navajo Lake. Here you will find everything you need for a weekend of glamping. They have a very comfortable hang out area with big cushy chairs and a bar. They have a full bathroom with running water and hot showers. The tents were much bigger than I expected and very cozy. Additionally, Porshca went above and beyond and left us a little anniversary gift and note. The added touch was extremely appreciated and so thoughtful. There are lots of areas to kick back and read a book, meditate or do some yoga. Jason took us on a tour of the area and then we went down to the lake and did some paddleboarding. It was my very first time and so fun. We came back and had dinner. You can bring your own stuff to eat or they also provide dinner. They have a grill and kitchen area where you can cook and eat. The day flew by and it was time for our hot baths. I was so excited about this all day and it didn't disappoint. I had the Champagne Citrus and my husband opted for the basic bubble bath. They had us setup in the "Nest", which is a private area that overlooks the lake. We watched the sun go down while soaking and listening to the birds chirp before seeing the moon come up and a serene quiet was upon us. We sat in the tubs for almost 2 hours just visiting and enjoying nature. The champagne bath was unbelievable. I could smell the citrus upon walking up to it. It made my skin feel so good by the end of it. The next morning they had a great breakfast ready to go. Next time, we will come with some of our closest friends. It truly is a hideaway that allows the stresses of the world to disappear for a few days.

Active, friendly community. Lots of things to do. Convenient location. Very clean resort.read more

This is our third year staying at this resort and things have changed for the better. While it is…read morecertainly an older resort, everything seems to be kept much cleaner. Just a few examples: Bushes are trimmed, empty sites look good and trash bins aren't overflowing. We love the large concrete space to relax in the fresh winter air. Bonus for me is the wafts of gardenia from bushes at every site. We also enjoyed the Mardi Grad themed party that included a small dinner, raffle prizes and entertainment. We look forward to staying here again and enjoy all the wonderful things Mesa and surrounding areas have to offer: hiking, kayaking, variety of dining choices, theatre, shopping, bike riding and more. Let's not forget Spring Training. Go Padres!

Very active 55+ community with something for everyone. The grounds are immaculate and the staff is…read moreexcellent.

These guys are as greedy as they come. I found my dream home here. I never thought it was possible…read morefor me to find a home I could buy that I could afford so that I could retire in a couple of years and afford the payments. I was coming from another state. I found the most beautiful place. Space rent can be a real problem. The space rent was 752/mo. Since Arizona like most states has no limits as to what they can charge even though most don't go overboard I found out(and it didn't come easily to find out) that when I purchased it would go to 1105/mo. as soon as I took ownership. Well that was the end of that for me. I was devastated. This is a beautiful and very large park collecting massive fees from many sources. Greed at it's worst. Thanks for crushing my dream.

We just stayed at this campground last night. Office staff was very friendly and made our overnight…read morestay enjoyable. We enjoyed the pool and appreciated the fact they had a couple of floats to use. Overall a great experience with the staff and facilities they had to offer. Thanks so much!

Honestly, in our 20 years of camping and staying at koa campgrounds I can say that this is the…read moreworst one yet. We requested to be next to the other person in our party months ago when we booked and was told no problem. Instead we were rows apart. Check in host (short blond hair lady) was extremely rude when we brought an issue with our site to her attention. Spots are not level. Be prepared to spend an hour leveling your rig. Other reviews mention this but camp host says they've never had a complaint. Sure buddy. The bathrooms are very outdated and smell like mildew. Playground is very empty and outdated. It had one single bench for parents to sit on. One swing set with 3 swings and a small merry go round. Some major improvements can be done here since this is a family campground. I have never seen a koa without a play structure for the kids. Long term guest leave their dogs in their campers all day barking and management doesn't care. Also stay clear of the middle dryer if you plan on doing laundry. I had to run it three times at $2.25 for a 25 min cycle to dry the small load of laundry I did. Don't try to follow the map posted outside the office as it's wrong. There are basketball hoops and a horseshoe setup but they are in a very poor location- they would be much better up by the playground vs in the back by the dumpster. When we brought our concerns regarding the extremely un level sites and rude workers to koa corporate they brushed it off with the excuse "each koa is individually owned and operated" but yet they carry the koa name and drag it thru the mud. I will not be renewing our KOA membership after this experience and will make it a priority to try to not stay at KOAs after this.

My family and I just completed our second stay here. Twice we have rented out the guest house and…read morewe will definitely be back. I absolutely love this place, its away from the city (which we are from Phx), the weather is cooler, and the scenery is beautiful. The owners Ella and Mike are super down to earth and kind. When you rent the guest house, they provide you with farm fresh eggs, bread, bacon, orange juice; basic breakfast food. So if you come multiple days you do need to bring own food and cook yourself but it's not bad at all. The house is filled with all cooking utensils and its clean. They also have an outdoor kitchen right next to the house which is super cool and glows with lights at night time. The best part about this place is the beautiful lake nearby that you can easily spend an entire day at, either swimming, fishing, boating. It's really just amazing and I highly reccomend.

My girlfriend and I stayed here over the past weekend and it turned into a bigger adventure than we…read morecould have expected. We got there late, which I would not recommend since the roads are dark and bit confusing, and to our surprise there was only one cabin on the property and we were the only visitors, since it was a bit cold for tent camping. The cabin is prety big with one bedroom/bathroom but could house up to 3 couples IMO. Since this is the first review on this place im gonna try doing a quick run down of the things that made the experience memorable. 1. Far away from civilization - This ranch is prety probably 30 mins from any civilization so gotta come prepared with food. There is no cell service so its a good excuse to ignore the world for a while. Wifi is available but we had trouble getting on so we decided to go without and it was nice. They had a landline available but we did not use it. 2. You get the farm experience - The cabin is 20 ft away from a big chicken coop with happy chickens and roosters. There are cows (bought some great organic burger meat for $4/lb) and horses (went for my first horse ride for $45/hr). There were a also a bunch of cats that seemed a bit hungry but ended up growing on us and an old dog named Lucy. 3. Lots to do - There is a pond on the property with fish and a bunch of boats to take out. There are hiking paths (it is mostly a desert landscape with a good amount of trees around the lake/river). You can take out the horses with the owners as your personal tour guides. Great firepit with wood provided right next to the cabin. The area also has atvs and but we didnt get a chance to use them. 4. Great owners - Prob the best part of the experience was how welcoming the owners and farm hand was. They were very open, trusting, accomodating and really went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Heard some great stories and philosophies on being happy and living a simple farm life, which ive always been curious about. I would def recommend the experience to my friends but it is definitely good to know what to expect. One somewhat misleading thing is the bed and breakfast in the name, since you make your own food, but they do provide the food with kitchen and it all worked out really nice.

The short term spots are only set up with water and electricity. They are only meant for a couple…read morenights so don't expect a normal RV park experience. We stayed there once for a couple nights to explore the park for the long term stays, which have nice large RV spots with full hook ups. We decided to then stay the following year for 4 months and enjoyed it so much we stayed for 3 more years. The park has both RV spots and park model homes, great facilities to take part in all types of activities. The views of the Superstition Mountains across the road are spectacular. The part is also a 55+ community and guard gated. There is a sister park next door that consists of only casita homes but the pool and other facilities are available for use by the Canyon Vistas people. Again, don't expect this park to be your typical RV park for short stays.

First time here. We are about to watch Sha Na Na, it looks like a big auditorium, and they have a…read morebar!!