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Desert Pueblo Rv Resort

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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4 years ago

Very nice and helpful proprietor. Spent the nite. Large sites for a MH and tow pickup. Would stay here anytime.

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Big River RV Park

Big River RV Park

(10 reviews)

Stayed over night here on our way to Scottsdale AZ. The place is not fancy but its right on the…read moreColorado river. The spot we got was small for our 35' motor home but they didn't have the space next to it rented so they let us use both. It was full hook ups with free wi-fi. They even give you cable tv. We didn't bother with the cable box since we were only there overnight. The bathroom is not five star clean but it was clean, the shower water was hot and you don't have to pay to use the shower. The park has a lot of full time residents but they were friendly. It's a good thing we are early risers because there was a guy mowing the lawn at 6 in the morning. But what made the trip for us was the lady that works there named Brandy. She came by to make sure we got in our spot okay and see if we needed anything. She told us the best spot to hang out at the river and came by a few more times just to check if she could do anything for us. Great customer service! Like I said, it wasn't fancy but well worth a stop.

PREDATORY MANAGEMENT, $400 PROPERTY DAMAGE, & DOUBLE UTILITY CHARGES…read moreDo not risk your rig or your wallet at this park. This is a financially predatory, hostile environment where management cuts corners, destroys tenant property, and actively price-gouges utilities. While staying here, their careless maintenance crews completely chewed up and destroyed nearly $400 worth of my personal utility lines, slicing straight through: * Two premium Black Tank drain hoses * One 100-foot commercial water hose * My dedicated Starlink satellite cable When confronted, management only offered a last-minute credit to cover their tracks and avoid reporting the incident to corporate headquarters. Despite their administrative cover-up, I was still stuck with the labor and physical burden of sourcing and replacing my entire utility setup in the extreme desert heat. To make matters worse, this park is running a blatant utility scam. They are actively price-gouging tenants on electricity--charging a massive $0.16 per kWh when they are paying less than $0.08 per kWh under the local utility rate. They are doubling the power bill to line their own pockets. To top off the absolute dishonesty, when I officially exited, they hit me with a deceptive, predatory exit charge of nearly $600 for just 15 days of occupancy. They are dishonest, deceptive, and completely unsafe for long-term RVers. Avoid this place at all costs--take your business down the road to an honorable park.

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Foxs RV Resort

(120 reviews)

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I like this place. Great music when a band is there. The bar tender we usually get is awesome…read more Handles a busy bar like a pro. Food can be a hit or miss. But that's ok. Because when we have a good day or bad, the trip is always worth the trip.

Before posting, here's a draft you can edit if you'd like:…read more I hate leaving bad reviews, but this experience deserves one. First, let me say that I'm not a high-maintenance traveler. I stay at budget motels like Motel 6 all the time, so I'm not expecting luxury. We stayed at Fox RV Resort last year, so we knew exactly what we were booking--a dated RV with 1990s decor and basic amenities. Last year, our only issue was that the grill had no propane. This year was a completely different story. We arrived on an extremely hot day only to find that the RV had no power. It was unbearably hot inside, and after checking the breakers ourselves, nothing worked. We called the main number, and someone came down to turn the power on. He even acknowledged that it should have been turned on before we arrived. Once we started unpacking, we noticed the back window was covered with a piece of cardboard to block out light. Then we discovered the bathroom smelled like raw sewer. After reading older Yelp reviews, I realized this has apparently been an ongoing issue with this same trailer for years. Next, we found out there was no grill, even though the website advertises one. We had brought a cooler full of food specifically to grill during our stay. We called and were told someone would bring one over. Forty minutes later, still no grill, so my husband called again. The owner answered sounding irritated and basically snapped that it would get there. Later that night, around 9 p.m., the Wi-Fi wasn't working. We weren't upset--we just wanted to make sure there wasn't a switch or something inside the RV that needed to be turned on. Instead of helping us, the owner answered the phone by saying, "Do you know what time it is?" He then went on a rant about how we'd already called twice that day with complaints before telling us to "pack your shit and go." My husband stayed remarkably calm. I honestly would have hung up. The owner also told us, "This isn't the Ritz." No kidding. We weren't expecting the Ritz. We were expecting the amenities that were advertised and basic customer service. The issues with the RV were frustrating, but things happen. What made this experience completely unacceptable was the owner's attitude. I've never been spoken to by a business owner that way in my life. If you value even basic customer service, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Main Street Laundromat - Driers

Main Street Laundromat

(43 reviews)

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CLEAN and lots of laundry machines for use. There was a few staff walking around cleaning the…read moremachine bins after uses but they also encourage you to wipe after your use, they will provide the cleaning rags to you. Price to wash/dry is reasonable. Showers are available for purchase.

This place has a problem…read more I've been to the main street laundromat in Quartzsite, Arizona many times. What's going on is.... some washers dryers too, reek of perm chemical solution. Like from hair salons. Top loaders, especially those old ones, will never remove perm chemical solution. No washing machine removes perm solution. You can only get a small amount of it out of the towels using a large, newer machine. The chemical is called Ammonium Thioglycolate. It's an extremely powerful and strong chemical that curls hair in salons. It's odor is like nothing else. Very distinct odor. Think dead SKUNK. How do I know? Because I'm a hairdresser, 27 years now. Fast forward to the innocent person that comes along, (me) who uses a top loader for some light laundry. My stuff came out smelling like perm solution. Really super strong after the dryer, especially. I was like, ("hmmm, this sure brings back memories of when I did perms!") It is a horrendous stench. Incidentally, I don't wear a perm. I have short, grey straight hair. And I'm long retired from doing these services. So, I knew right away where the odor was coming from. This laundromat's machines are infected with the perm chemical, at least the ones I used, and probably others. So, I reported it to management. I asked for a credit for a rewash tomorrow, since they were closing. Before I could even let him smell the clothes and explain further.... he jumped down my throat faster than Roadrunner darting from Wile E. Coyote! He barked he'd give me the refund but I would "be barred forever from coming back." He said further "too many people are doing this to him" and he "doesn't play that game." Anyway.... He was visibly angry and I told him, no, to keep the $3. I wasn't interested in being barred from coming back. I'm almost 73 years old. I don't play the "threat" game. (Except if I get barred from heaven, then I'm going to get very concerned.) One thing he said though that was interesting ... Was the fact that "too many people" are asking for a refund after washing and drying their clothes. Well, it doesn't take a rocket engineer to see what's going on. (No, people aren't trying to get a free wash, as he indicated.) Oh, brother. It's more like, people are getting stinky clothes from the washers and dryers. And management is not willing to investigate. Anyway.... I took my perm infected laundry & washed it at another place. I was grateful that the chemical came out and didn't ruin my stuff. Only one of my garments retained the perm smell. I will offer this advice... salons in the area need to get their own dedicated washers and dryers. Or.... they're going to continue to infect these machines with perm solution .... people will complain and stop going....you will have to close down. You're welcome. Happy to provide my advice free of charge :) Obviously, I won't be back and I don't recommend.

Desert Pueblo Rv Resort - propane - Updated November 2026

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