Great RV park/resort. Its clean and spacious and lots to do. The neighborhood is not the best BUT…read morethe park is very well secured and very safe.

Very well-maintained site! We stayed here for a night in a tent spot, and it was perfect for what…read morewe needed. The bathrooms were clean, there was 2 pools, and everyone was very friendly. Each spot had a bear box and a covered picnic table.

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.

rincon started out a really good RV park but over the years, the owners have become greedy. they…read morehave increased the yearly rates by $675 this year, 2024-2025 season. 2hen I first bought at rincon, the yearly rental was 2050 going up $50-$100 per year. now the new owners have increased the rent for park models. Greedy greedy

I store my travel trailer here. Carmen is amazing. She always watches out for our stuff and keep…read morethe property nice and clean always friendly. I believe she may also do small property rentals and I wouldn't mind dealing with her. She's a great person.

There is a good energy that can be found at Wagon Wheel RV Park & Storage. It all starts with the…read morefive-star owner Carmen. She manages to remain professional but has a pleasant way of treating people. The property has a lot of lights and fencing all around it. I stored my RV in Phoenix four years ago, and it was double the price of what the owner at Wagon Wheel charges today. Just recently, I stored my RV at Wagon Wheel for two years, and it was great. If you're looking for a place that will give you that peace of mind. Make Wagon Wheel RV Park & Storage your first choice you won't go wrong. Just call 520-425-6570.

We enjoyed our stay here. It has some poor history but there is a new owner who came in from CA…read morearound 2019 (I think?) and has been working hard to move out the slobs and move in more RVers. They updated the landscaping and have a clean pool and decent laundry room. I'd say its best for seasonal to full-time RVers, because it's not fully equipped for short term. Oh, but I heard they are trying to accommodate short-term and over night stays better. For month to month, we payed all city utilities (water, sewer, electricity), which comes out to around $128-285 depending on the weather. We conserve as much as possible and will freeze or sweat a bit to save on cost. Those numbers were during winter season (Nov - April). If you have Good Sam they offer a great discount. We paid around $360 per month for the lot space (that's in addition to utilities). If you plan to be seasonal or long-term, I recommend signing up for online payment otherwise you're paying for a money order every month (I believe personal checks are also welcome). There is NO free Wi-Fi. When we moved in, our site was originally designed for another trailer, and the internet hasn't been hooked up for 20 years. We had to go down to Cox and buy internet and the process was long. Now that it's all hooked up, it should be easier for the next trailer or rv. We pay $49.99/mo. for internet, but we found out that this place is considered "a low income area" and the city offers a deal where you only have to pay $19.99. I don't remember the site and I should've taken advantage of that offer. We also had to set up a mail box with USPS, which was a process but worth it. They use those metal community mailboxes so no need to actually purchase a box. The lot size is amazing. I don't think my pictures show how much space you actually get and I hope the park never makes them smaller. If we were full-timers I could easily put up a dog fence on one side of my Rv and have another yard in the back (or front). The neighbors tend to walk in between the spaces but we haven't had any issues with theft. As a matter of fact, none of our crap has ever been messed with. The park is generally safe. I walked my dog every morning and evening and never had issues with any person. However, I did get attacked by a dog and got pretty scratched up. Shit happens, I'm cool. I purchase a small can of pepper spray and keep it with me during every walk now. There are many dogs on-site, mostly pit-bulls, but most of them are incredibly friendly and well tied up. On that note, if you hate the sound of barking dogs all day long, this may not be your place. Whenever sirens pass by, the neighborhood of dogs scream and howl until it passes. It's funny, but can get annoying. The neighbors are decent but mostly keep to themselves. Almost every car that drives through bumps their music. Sometimes you just got to join them. If you're looking for a community, I did Not find it here. My neighbors were nice and pleasant when approached but I there that was it. They mostly kept to themselves. I think the more RVers there are the community will become more and more friendly. On that note, it is pretty kid friendly. My son found a few friends here. Sheila (front desk person) and her brother were my favorite people. They were above and beyond and I felt like I could just talk to them forever, and so we did! I hope you find your place here.

From the owner: All Ages Welcomeread more

Such a great find! I loved everything there - there were so many cool things to look at, I had to…read moretake pictures to remember. I really can't wait to stay there!!

This is the best kept secret is no more. I can't say enough about Toni and Jade. They in my humble…read moreopinion are super hosts. This is a retro super laid back Harvest Host and regular place to stay. If you are harvest host you can boondocks outside the gate but for $ 20.00 you have full hook up plus use of the other amenities. This is a great place for sprinter vans too.This is a funky, clean place that is owner operated by women who I support 150% Toni is really helpful and such a fun and easy going person. There is a nice clean pool. Washer and dryer, tv room, music on the patio. Make reservations way in advance if you want to stay here because it is popular. They have old air stream like trailers that you can rent or bring your rv. Love, love, love this place.

One of the nice RV parks in town. Well maintained and good services! There are restrooms provided…read morewhich is kinda nice. Would definitely recommend to anyone who needs a spot in Tucson!

From the owner: We rent mobile homes spaces. There are 9 mobile homes.read more

We love this RV campground. It provides every amenity needed and the staff is exceptionally…read morefriendly and helpful. I love bicycling and the popular loop biking trail is just a quarter of a mile from the RV park. We stay here almost every winter and always look forward to coming back.

My wife and I just completed a 20+ day stay at Crazy Horse RV Park in Tucson, AZ! I did not due my…read moredue diligence when I picked this park for our AZ stay; I now wish I had! The park has a very friendly staff, great big laundry and shower rooms. We found the park a bit worn but not trashed up. We found the staff attentive when we had questions. They were also willing to reach out to the owner when they were unable to provide an answer. All in all, our stay was somewhat positive due to the park being cost affective. The park itself is very basic, once we arrived, I realized I had not done my usual research and was somewhat underwhelmed! The first disappointment was the complete lack of Wi-Fi available at our site. There were clear instructions on the parks information sheet that detailed the correct process to follow if we had difficulty logging on. The troubleshooting process was cumbersome and the final result after ten days of trying to rectify the problem was a complete stay with "NO" Wi-Fi. Via the park's instructions, I had to call the park's Internet Provider which took a day to receive a call back. The provider's representative told me that the park's router that was to provide a signal to our location in the park was inoperative and I would have to call the park's staff. I did that and was told it would be checked later that day. Two days later I called again and was told I would have to speak to the owner. A day later the owner called me and told me that he would personally look into the router and call me by 3:00pm that afternoon. I called the office at 4:30pm when I did not hear back from the owner and was told he would call me in the morning. Two days later I called again, again no call back from the owner. At this time, we are now almost ten days into our stay and I gave up. If you are a dog/pet owner this is your park! We are not pet owners so this also made our stay uncomfortable. I had to ask our neighbor who had his pet on a 30' line to please keep his dog on his side of his RV. His pet was tied to his door rail and had enough line to come all the way around his RV onto our lot and up to our picnic table. Of the 20+ days we stayed at the park there was only one morning that I was not awakened early (before 7:00am) by barking dogs and only two nights that I was not awakened between 11:00pm and midnight, again by barking dogs. The park is also not in the best area of Tucson which might have also impacted the higher level of barking. Our spot in the park was near the street which most likely added to the noise level. If you are considering staying at Crazy Horse you might be wise to ask for a location deeper into the park. Knowing what I know now I would have definitely asked for a location on the total opposite side of the park. We did like the spot we were in that placed us under the park's solar panels. This provided a roof over our location which did not completely shield us from the weather but did offer some protection. I would think these spaces would be a must if one is planning a summertime stay. I wish it wasn't so, but our negatives experiences outweighed our positives with regard to our stay. If I had done better research some of these deficiencies might have come to light before we made our reservation and we might have chosen not to stay at the park. The solar panel roof option was a plus, the friendly staff was a plus as well as the restrooms and the big laundry. The pet hair in the laundry was a bit of a disappointment but not a deal breaker. We had to search for a washer and dryer that DID Not require us to clean out the pet hair before we used the machines. The rather large number of dogs all around us was a real pain as was the advertising of the nonexistent Wi-Fi service. I would most likely have taken the lack of Wi-Fi in stride if I had not been told to expect a "call-back" from the owner. If I am told to expect a call, I will expect a call, that is just common courtesy! If you are a pet owner and do not mind a higher-than-normal noise ratio, if you are not looking for a resort vibe, and you are looking for a good low rate with no Wi-Fi this is your place. If you are expecting a bit more and you need Wi-Fi, you may wish to look down the road.

The park is no longer maintained. The most basic amenities being the pools and Jacuzzis are…read morepartially usable. The cleaning is poorly done of the clubhouse and there is years of cluster filling the common spaces. There is no longer a maintenance person. The manager refuses to take any accountability.

Was once a nice park. Going down hill daily. Management just out for $$. Rent keeps going up and…read morenothing gets fixed.