My boyfriend and i go here once a month and it's by far our favorite place to go and escape. Ms.T…read moreand Mr.Bill the campground hosts are absolutely amazing and friendly. The grounds are so well kept ,everybody is friendly. If you're looking for a place to go for the weekend or a longer trip i highly recommend going here!

Camped here with friends for 2 nights in March. We drove our Sequoia and tent camped while friends…read morepulled a camper. The road down (Apache trail) is all dirt, bumpy and has some steep areas. It's not the widest so we had to stop at times in order to let other vehicles pass. The scenery is beautiful, the water is relaxing (but cold), and the air is fresh. I love that the the sites are grassy (instead of dirt like up north). The sites are wide open and spread so that you have plenty of room for a group and yet can still keep an eye on kids running around. We paddleboarded, kayaked, fished, and drove rc cars. The coolest part was having airforce planes fly low and through the canyon! We already plan on staying again! Only wish is that there was a better bathroom and even a shower. This only has a primitive toilet. Instagram: @msbusyblonde

When I am looking for a place to run my motorcycle to, Bartlett lake is always front of the list in…read moremy mind. With nicely maintained roads running out of Cave Creek to the lake it's always a pleasant ride. There is a cafe there if you want to have lunch, which overlooks the lake as well. Every time I am there it makes me want to get a houseboat and ditch city life. One of these days maybe.

We decided to drive over to check out the nearby Horseshoe Dam in hopes to catch the spillway…read morerelease and the waterfall it creates into the Verde River and then head over to Bartlett Lake to see the start of the wildflower blooms. Totally worth seeing both when in the area. The drive was beautiful. Water levels are a bit low, but still amazing. The flowers are already in bloom, but will be even better by end of February into March if you'd love to see them. I love poppies but there are so many more flowers also in bloom, to see the best area I'd recommend the area just before Rattlesnake Cove . There is a small trail with roadside parking if lucky. Or can park in the cove parking and small hike back up to area. You do need to pay for a rec pass if parking and spending the day. You can purchase at stores nearby or roadside spots you'll see along the way. Traffic wasn't too bad today but as it warms up and flowers more in bloom be prepared. There is also a restaurant near the boat dock as well.

You can't beat the views here! The road from Roosevelt Damn is fully paved now. Absolutely stunning…read morelake! We brought our fishing boat & there was plenty of room for our boat, trailer & truck in all parking lots. We paid for a dock slip too which was handy. We stayed in the hotel, one of the full kitchen/double queen rooms that faced the lake. The room was clean, beds were very comfy, they brought extra pillows when we asked & plenty of hot water. We ate at the restaurant 3 times and the food was great & servers were very nice! The little store has most things you might forget at home. The 4 stars is for a few things: there are no coffee mugs in the kitchen, no pans for the oven, they don't answer the phone, they only sometimes answer the texts, there is almost no cutlery in the kitchen, the towels are very rough, no paper products except toilet paper and when you book you don't know any of these things because amenities aren't included in the room description or website. And you can't ask ahead because they don't answer the phone. Some others items to note for planning purposes: the coffee maker is a 4 cup maker, the dock doesn't have power and there is no toaster. Bring all items with you as if you're camping. I've included some photos of what IS in the kitchen. That being said, we had a great time and I'll definitely be back!

While the site is beautiful and has lots of options they talk a big game for not a lot of fantastic…read moreamenities! I'll say the good before the bad, the site has a lot of options for views, boats and water activities you can rent out. They were flexible with our booking of a boat as our animals were struggling with the heat and trailer wasn't cooling fast so we planned to leave the next day around noon instead of being on the boat all day. It's quite secluded in the Superstition Mountains and the views of the Cacti Mountains and salt river are just lovely!!! There's lots of access to the water and they do have a restaurant bar and a convenience store that's open till 8 I believe. They allow animals too which is awesome. Now for the tougher aspects that made us never want to come back. The staff were so rude, most of our interactions left us frustrated minus a few. The "grocery store" was subpar and more of a convenience store with nothing we could utilize to make a meal. Before we arrived we called for two days straight with no answer text back or anything they finally picked up on our final try as we are less than 20 minutes from 88 and trying to double check we were headed for the right road, only to be sassed by the employees and told yeah it is after a round about confusing conversation that wasn't entirely helpful not clear to the majority of our group and it was also treated as if it where a stupid question. To me if you are dealing with tourist (which we were) be understanding and remember that not everyone has been here before. What we learned? Route 88 IS PAVED but is entirely switch back turns so be warned if you're hauling anything which is fine but not something we were warned of or made aware of nor could we identify such till we where already at the road and incapable of turning around with our trailer (NOT A TURN AROUND FRIENDLY ROAD until the marina) and it is a thin road. The whole way via 88 IS PAVED but you have to come from somewhere North like Payson. If you come from Pheonix it's supposedly a dirt road so be warned we didn't take it as we had animals new to the road tripping and a trailer we were not taking on a 4X4 road so unsure how true this information is or isn't! Just want others to feel more informed than we did going into it. The best part are the boat renters and helpers on the dock who had the best attitude. Not a bad site and if you're not from AZ here's some need to know info.

Great hiking area although it is also off road vehicles too. Cannot access during rainy times due…read moreto wash running. Lots of great nature and flowing water in areas and good place for dogs as well. We loved it!

I spent 3 weeks at Eagle View, their price was lower than most and the park had all the amenities…read morelike laundry, showers, pool, 50amp service, level parking, and sewer hookup. The staff was fantastic and very helpful. Casino is almost within walking distance. Wild horses, road runners and other wildlife came through park during my visit. Well maintained and quiet at night. After frequently driving SR 87 for 8 or 9 years the park is so camouflaged from the main road, I never knew the park existed until recently. Double thumbs up on this park!!

Beautiful place amazing service. I would definitely go back. Best customer service everything was…read moreaccessible friendly stuff.

This disc golf course is located in the community of Fountain Hills. The course itself is in…read moreFountain Park and goes around an enormous man made lake. It also boasts a fountain in the middle of the lake that shoots over 300 feet into the air and hosts the pro disc golf tour. The course is free to play and is challenging for every level of player. Besides the water hazard of the lake and the well placed trees. The golf disc chains are located near residential housing, street car traffic and other park goers besides yourself (people walking their dogs, joggers, bicyclists). So you need to be careful on some disc throws not to hurt anything or anybody. Definitely know your game especially your limitations. Being a beginner in the sport. I found the course to be very fun. The large park is very beautiful and well maintained. One of the nicest parks I have ever been to. The locals are very friendly. We had a few people watch my friends and I play with some amusement and weren't afraid to say "hi". Definitely didn't run into any haters of disc golf. To sum it up. One of the best disc golf courses I have ever played on. Play disc golf here.

I have played on a few other disc golf courses in the area, however this one was my first Pro Tour…read morecourse. I must say I absolutely loved it! Great sights, tees, baskets, and very clean are all I could have asked for. Not to mention this park is also family friendly w/ bathrooms, playgrounds, and splash pads. Hands down my favorite course to disc at.

We had an amazing stay in the Lake yurt - beds and linens were comfy. The restrooms and showers…read morewere a short walk away, and were clean and tidy. The decor is adorable, and the camp host really goes the extra mile to make it a special experience for everyone.

Classy Glamping is a truly wonderful experience. I have now planned several trips to enjoy…read moreactivities at Bruzzi Vineyard and enjoyed my stay each and every time. The beds are comfortable and have high quality linens. Each time I return they continue to make improvements. I highly recommend a trip to Young, Arizona to visit Bruzzi Vineyard and a stay at Classy Glamping. It is a perfect place to get away and practice physical distancing. It is camping without the hassle.

Absolutely terrible services provided, not professional and did not fulfill promises. For filling a…read morewater tank, I would recommend any other company. Ripped us off and did not make right the mistakes made on my property. Could not recommend less.

As Murphy's Law works, our neighborhood ran out of water on Sunday morning. We first called another…read morecompany that we had used in the past and they must have thought the Apocalypse was underway and priced their water accordingly - including a $50 weekend surcharge on top of a ridiculously priced delivery. We called Water Express and talked to Danny (we later discovered he's the owner) and he couldn't have been more helpful. He said he would take care of us and within a short amount of time and delivered 4000 gallons for HALF THE PRICE and NO surcharge for it being a weekend. Obviously, they realize the aquifer knows no day. As a result, we will no longer be calling anyone but Water Express in the future. Customer Service is always KING.