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.

This place is beautiful, the experienced office staff are great. There is a hiking trail that is so…read morebeautiful that leads directly from this RV park and takes you past nature preserves. The pool is heated and the hot tub is awesome with beautiful palm trees lining the pool area. Gorgeous grounds, plants and great barbeque pits in a big gazebo. Big outdoor shuffle board court. Eucalyptus trees shade a beautiful courtyard. This place is just gorgeous! Very relaxing, laid back. Inside the lounge, there is coffee in the mornings and there is also a game room with a pool table and other activities! There is also a large weight room full of different equipment. Laundry room is clean and there are two bath houses! This will always be my favorite place to stay in Tucson.

It's a great place, with a few caveats: A, there's only power from nine in the morning till nine at…read morenight. After that they shut off the generator. B, The other issue is, you have to survive a drive up an 8 mile dirt road that with most RVs, will require you to go no more than 3 to 5 mph. It's very rough, and very long. 8 miles took us almost an hour and a half.

Like a homeless camp with owners who who don't enforce rules, dog poop everywhere among with…read moregenerators at night. Lots of drugs and drink. 8 mile road in is a nightmare and not maintained, car with flat t two miles in been there a while. Dogs that attach other ones, brown water and more. Electricity spotty when on for 5 months during winter months. Not enjoyable at all. Very dirt and people who work there are disorganized and rude.

Spaces are tight so be aware. If you like barking dogs this is the park for you. Also close to…read morerailroad lines and their horns along with traffic noise. My biggest complaint is the barking dogs. When speaking to the front desk about the dogs I was told " Dogs are going to bark"

Disguested. Before booking I phoned and asked if they had WiFi and was told it was excellent. On…read morearriving the staffer said I'd have to use my "hot spot". Turns out WiFi is only in the buildings. I was snookered and won't stay here again.

We stayed here a little over a week for a Covid 'change of scenery'. We work from home of course…read moreand sometimes, you just need a new view. Anyway, there are a lot of permanent homes, mobile homes and a fair number of RV's here. Most people seem to be here for long term stays, so it's pretty quiet. They have a really nice pool, hot tub (although that was indoors), and quite a few activities happening- even transport to different areas of town. The sites are well maintained, with hedges to give you privacy. They do have a palm tree on just about every site that may make backing in a bit difficult for larger rigs, but looks like most people figured it out :) Office staff were very friendly, we added an extra couple of days to our stay with no problem. Water/electric all functional. Really nice holiday decorations from the residents too. They have bocce ball and pickle ball courts too. The Mountain Views are stunning as well. There are many things to do around here too. This place is about 12 mins to the Saguaro National Park- excellent hiking and biking here- and a picnic lunch on a gorgeous December day in Arizona. The Pima flight museum is super close as well. If you get time, visit the Old Town Tucson Artisan Market (about 20 mins drive) for handmade crafts and such. They have a courtyard restaurant (with a resident turtle) that was really nice on a sunny day. Great change of scenery for us, and we will be back for a longer term stay.

Photos show a very nice park and great amenities. Driving by, it's a lovely walled community…read more The problem is, no one replies to e-mails, no one replies to voice mail. NO ONE RETURNS ANY CONTACT AT ALL. How are you supposed to talk with anyone about the park? How are you supposed to apply? How are you supposed to tour the park? All attempted contact was utterly ignored, even when I made it clear I hoped to be a resident. Why the heck do they bother listing phone numbers and e-mail addresses when NO ONE WILL ANSWER OR RETURN CALLS/REPLIES? Absolutely no professionalism whatsoever, and clearly uninterested in welcoming people interested in living there. My advice to those potentially interested in Rincon East: DON'T BOTHER.

This was our first stop on a very long road trip (CA to FL). We decided to stop in Tucson AZ for 2…read morenights to visit with friends and check out a few of the local places they either work at or recommend. This was the best rated RV park close to their home and in town. I felt safe as it was gated, and told it's not the best part of town. The office staff was very kind, helpful and accommodating. Our road trips are usually not planned and figure it out as we go. So we were able to book same day and they also offered a Good Sam discount. There aren't trees and no grass, but we didn't bring our pups on this trip, so it wasn't a big deal. The sites are a good size, back in and pull through sites are available. I am sure this won't be the first time we will stay, and I think we want to see more that AZ has to offer. If you are in the Tucson area and looking for a RV park, do check this one out if you want to be close to the night life.

Very nice RV Park. Clean and quiet. Sites are asphalt with full hookups. Property is gated and…read moreclose to nearby dining. The host was kind and professional and provided all access codes and instructions in a timely manner. My family and I felt safe and would stay here again

I want to give this place five stars, but they need a few tweaks on their amenities. This might…read morehappen because there's new ownership from what the maintenance manager told me at the beginning of September 2021. However, if you're looking for a nice RV park for your friends and family that come to visit, this place is pretty large and well maintained. There is a Junior Olympic pool, a small gym in an upstairs location (that is a little rudimentary and needs some updates especially on their equipment), And to laundromat facilities that will be updated soon updated soon. The outside is gated and the inside has ample room for walking. There's even tennis courts that are used often for pickle ball or biachi ball. I especially like the office and community center area. They are quite large and according to the manager they have music events with dancing and a full-size stage performance. There's even exercise classes, crafts and a professional kitchen and more. Starting at the middle of October 2021 there should be some events scheduled so it will be interesting to see what those will be. Overall, a very friendly and easy-going environment. There are spaces for RV parking and there are park models for purchase or rent. They do fill up quickly; so if you or your family are interested give them a call and reserve.

NO REFUNDS...NO EXCEPTIONS! I am spending the winter here…read more(5months), and came specifically to participate in an organized activity. On January15th, they closed that activity indefinitely. I went to the office and politely asked if I could get a pro-rated refund for February and March, since I cannot participate in the activity for which I came to Rincon. The response was "Absolutely not!" If they cannot provide the activities marketed on their site, shouldn't they be willing to provide a refund? I feel that they are essentially robbing me of $1500. I will not be returning to Rincon, and suggest that others find a different resort, where rational and considerate customer service is provided.

Dec, 2025. When we first visit a new city, we often visit the official Visitor Center to pick up…read moremaps and to get insiders' recommendations about the best things about their city. In this case, we visited the Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center in Tucson, which is open daily (except holidays) from 10-5 and offers free admission. The two staff members at the Center were very helpful. When we asked about the free tours that are offered daily at 11 am and 2 pm (that were mentioned on their website), we learned that they're usually only for groups and that they only cover the indoor exhibits. (See next paragraph). A volunteer offered to accompany us as we reviewed the exhibits, but we declined. The Center was a great starting place to discover all that southern Arizona, the Sonoran Desert, and the Sky Islands have to offer. The Center is modern, clean, and successfully highlights the attractions of the area. There are seven large, multi-paneled storytelling portals that showcase innovation, history, arts and culture, food, recreation, water, and nature, as well as a huge topographic map, a theater with rotating content, and an attractive gift shop. After we reviewed the exhibits and picked up some souvenirs in the gift shop, we ventured outside into the courtyard -- finding that the free "Music in the Courtyard" musicians were just starting. Different musicians play on Wednesdays and Fridays from 11 am - 1 pm. (See website for list of scheduled performers). We were fortunate to be entertained by Liz and Pete's Sparrows, natives of Tucson. The duo, Liz Cerepanya and Peter Dalton Ronstadt, refer to themselves as songsters of the Postmodern American West. With two voices, a guitar, and a Pennsylvania stompbox, they played Americana, soulful desert, and roots music. The courtyard is a beautiful setting but, in our opinion, wasn't conducive for interactions between the musicians and the audience. They were so tucked into a corner that we could hardly see them. What we heard though was excellent. We next took in the beauty of the exterior of the Pima County Historic Courthouse, which was built in 1929 and was in-service for 86 years. It obtained its "historic" designation from the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. It has been dubbed "the most outstanding Spanish Colonial Revival building in Arizona with its elegant blue-tiled dome recorded as its most prominent feature." We reflected and remembered at the January 8th Embrace Memorial. Nineteen people had been shot by a lone gunman as they gathered at a grocery store in NW Tucson in 2011, to speak Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords at an event designed for community engagement. Six persons were killed, and thirteen wounded. The Memorial is a tribute of remembrance and a tribute of hope. The film that shows in the VC theater also honors and remembers these victims. Our next activities, recommended by the VC, but taking us away from the VC were to: (1) walk "the Turquoise Trail" (Presidio Trail), which is a 2.5 mile self-guided walking loop through historic downtown Tucson, marked by a turquoise line painted, and sometimes peeling, line painted on the sidewalk, connecting over 20 historic sites like the Presidio Museum (starting/ending point), Hotel Congress, and the Pima County Courthouse. Printed maps are available at the VC and at museums for $2; there's also an app for $5. (2) to take the free Sun Link streetcar on its 3.9 mile route through five of Tucson's neighborhoods. Underground parking is easy at the El Presidio Parking Garage, at a minimum rate of $2 for 0-2 hours, increasing by $1 per hour up to a maximum of $8 (for 7+hours). Validated parking is available with a $20 purchase at the Visitor Center or with tickets from the Gem and Mine Museum. There are clean restrooms available.

Stopped in today to check out our new Tucson visitor center. It is just beautiful inside! Huge full…read moreimages of our life here in the desert! There are panels and gorgeous images of the festivals, the food, the wildlife, what to do, and much more, there's a video playing, a loop gift shop, and staff are super friendly and helpful. They got me in the right direction to find some scorpion lollipops right around the corner! It will be a pleasure to bring out-of-towners here!

Need some info on the Catalina Mountains or Mt. Lemmon? Perhaps you just need to take a pit stop on…read moreyour way up or down the mountain. or maybe you just want to get a little souvenir of your time spent in the area. Whatever the reason, the staff and rangers here are incredibly nice and helpful. We stopped here to get some info on hiking trails initially but then ended up getting a little souvenir for the little one. They have a variety of small toys, games, and books for kids and adults. While you're here also check out the magnificent tree stump whose tree rings reveal its age span of several hundred years.