I'm new to the RV world with my camper van, and this resort, only the second RV park I've ever…read morestayed at, made me realize how much I'm going to love RV parks and resorts! I didn't have a reservation and knew I'd be arriving late and leaving early in the morning. When I called, the voicemail greeting clearly explained how to check in. It didn't make total sense at first, but when I arrived after hours, everything was perfectly organized. A registration packet with a map and an envelope for payment or credit card info was waiting at the office. I truly appreciate this honor system, it shows a level of trust and integrity from the owner that's rare to find. This place has it all: full hookups, showers, a pool, and even a jacuzzi. The guests here are super friendly, it really feels like a whole other community. Since I was already gone by morning, the staff emailed me a receipt as soon as they got into the office. Their check-in and check-out process is impressively automated. Thank you, Desert Shadows RV Resort, for an awesome experience!

Nice park and well taken care of. Bathrooms are always clean and activities are wonderful! Would…read moredefinately go back!

This RV Parks sites are all concrete, full hookup, and pull through. The center of the park has…read morethe office, laundry, showers, and community room. Everything is well maintained, the staff are efficient and the laundry is free. The park is behind the BX and Commissary, a 5 minute walk. The awesome playground is a 5 minute walk across the street. An outside airplane museum is over a side walked bridge that is a 15 minute walk. The dining facility is available weekends and holidays to the guests and spouse. They also have fast food in the BX and at the gas station which is also within sight of the park. The only noise so far is from a bar off base though it abruptly cuts out at 2255. We heard it Friday night. We'll see if it continues. We expect to hear airplanes, the sound of power projection. The only knick is the Wi-Fi is weak.

Nobody in office to check in (several arrivals waiting outside locked office with no sign)…read more Countless stray cats roaming grounds. No toilet paper in shower room stalls. Gobs of hair in ALL shower stalls! Faucets leaked more water than they dispensed! Overall, absolutely filthy! When I called the phone number listed "if the bathroom needs attention" they interrupted me and said "We don't service thar facility anymore." It's obvious nobody is servicing the facility.

We had site #17. I heard the sound of water running and looked back to see the wires running into…read morethe electrical box submerged under water. I ran to the office to report a broken pipe. I was told: "Sorry we didn't tell you but that's how we irrigate our campsite. They literally flood you out. I was sorry I risked I risked unhooking my electricity while standing in inches of water! We immediately hooked and fled. If you decide to stay here make sure your not here on irrigation days. After we left the manager was kind enough to offer a refund and temporary close site #17 but the whole side of the park floods during irrigation.

Very nice place, super clean staff is very friendly and they are always organizing events to make…read moresure everyone is happy and safe. Scott is great !!

Before writing this review, I need to give some information about us and our trailer, which is…read moresomething Scott and Duke at Paradise RV did not afford us the opportunity to do. We are full-time mobile living in a fully self-contained off-road RV trailer (kimberley kamper). Our camper has no black tank and has a composting toilet. We had to come back to Phoenix for a funeral and to move things to and from our storage unit that is right around the corner from this RV Park. We have a dog, and the temperatures are still in the low 100s, so needless to say, we needed 30 amp electrical hookup to run our AC efficiently. We originally planned to stay nearby at the Sunflower RV Resort (where we stayed in April 2023), but their office was closed for lunch. While waiting, we called Paradise RV Resort to see if they have any open spaces. They did, and they were $200 less for the two weeks we planned to stay. So we decided to go over to check out their facilities. We had already talked to Janet on the phone and told her we had previously stayed at the Sunflower RV Resort but thought we may try their location while in town. We looked around at the amenities and our potential site they were going to assign to us, and it seemed very similar to Sunflower RV park, just a little older. When we returned to the office with the intention of staying there, we were immediately confronted by Duke (in the front office), basically accusing us of trying to sneak in a trailer that they don't accept. He said we couldn't stay there because "we are not self-contained." We said we are the epitome of self-contained and were wondering how he drew that conclusion. He asked if we had a black tank, and we said no, we have a composting toilet but do need grey water hook-ups in addition to the water. He said exactly, "That's why we don't take trailers like yours." He added that he called Sunflower RV Park, and they won't take us either. We asked him if he was calling us a liar about staying there earlier this year, and he stammered around the question. So basically, he not only was calling us a liar, but he was trying to keep us from having an alternative place to stay. We asked to speak to his manager, who ended up being Scott. Turns out Scott had seen our truck and trailer outside when we first arrived and assumed we were a homemade trailer and didn't want us at his facility. Instead of asking us some basic questions or looking at our trailer for himself, he apparently sicked his dog (Duke) on us to get rid of us. Our trailer is an Australian made overland trailer shipped to a dealer in the US before being delivered to US customers. In the end, Scott apologized and kinda handled the situation professionally and invited us to stay. But with the unwelcoming mat that was laid out for us, we chose not to stay at Paradise RV. We subsequently returned to The Sunflower RV Resort, where we knew it was nice. They looked at our trailer and welcomed us back with friendly smiles. We do not recommend anyone to stay or have to deal with Paradise RV Resort, but we do recommend going down the street to the newer RV park, Sunflower RV Resort. I also feel that both Scott and Duke would benefit from some needed customer service training. They desperately need it.

The road leading to the RV park entrance is deceiving. The road is a little rough, there appears to…read morebe a RV junk yard on the left and dirt field on the right, also the "Castle"essential for lovers store. I was in space 8 that backs up to the dirt field and the freeway noise along with air traffic noise, the RV park is in the flight path Deer Valley Airport. First day the water was shut off without notice, an email would have been nice. We called the office and they stated not knowing when the water would be turned back on. Good thing we had some water in our tank. The next day the power kept turning off and on. We were running on battery. Check in is at 11:00, which gives the RV park staff time to check the space for any issues and pick up trash before the next guest arrives at 3:00. There was trash around my space and space 7. Driving around the RV park appeared to be nice, a lot of snowbirds that have dug in. Over all not a terrible RV park.

Oh.. they're just over here breaking pretty much every law outlined in A.R.S. Section 33-2105:…read more"33-2105. Terms and conditions of rental agreement; notice, removal A. At the request of either the landlord or the tenant, a signed, written rental agreement shall be executed. The rental agreement shall be executed in good faith by both parties and shall not provide for the waiver of any rights given to either party by other provisions of this chapter. The rental agreement shall be for a specific period and: 1. Shall include: (a) The amount of the rent. Rent is payable without demand or notice at the time and place agreed on by the parties. Unless otherwise agreed, rent is uniformly apportionable from day to day. (b) The amount of any security deposit. 2. May provide that the landlord may charge a late fee of not more than five dollars per day from the due date of the rent until the rent is paid if the rent is not remitted by the sixth day after the due date." ITS ILLEGAL TO CHARGE A LATE FEE FOR ANY RV RESIDENT THAT HAS STAYED LONGER THAN 180 DAYS ANY SOONER THAN 5 DAYS AFTER INITAL RENT WAS DUE AND ALSO ILLEGAL TO CHARGE MORE RHAN $5 PER DAY! So glad I left this place!!! housing.az.gov/sites/default/files/2026-01/AZ-Recreational-Vehicle-Long-Term-Rental-Space-Act.pdf

My fiancée and I were invited by a dear friend to join her at the Sunflower Resort. Her daughter is…read morea manager and her husband works there too. We met a lot of nice people, ate delicious food while sitting button the expansive patio listening to a band called Sunset. The football games were playing on several big screens. It was a great atmosphere and we enjoyed ourselves. The service is fantastic. We will come back again!

The managers there are liars, they tell you one thing and do another. We were there few months ago…read moreand nothing but kids in the pool. This is obviously not a 55+ resort. Guest Service girl was nasty, we asked her a question and she was irritated every time we asked more questions. Her name was Santora. Don't go to her! We went in the office to file a complaint about the kids and was told if not to go in the pool then if we didn't want to be around kids. The manager Kenny walks around with a chip on his shoulder, we couldn't approach him. Will never return!! Bad experience overall

Nice park but the rates are too expensive and they charge pet fees plus electric. There doesn't…read moreseem to be summer rates offered on their website.

My husband and I came into town for a couple of months while I was 8 1/2 months pregnant to have…read moreour baby near his family. We chose Desert Edge RV Park because everyone seemed so nice at first -- big mistake. We were constantly treated like trash by the front office and talked down to by management. When we had neighbors leaving nails under vehicles, the office's only response was to ask if we had cameras on our camper -- seriously, who has cameras on their camper?! The laundromat and bathrooms were down more often than not because of ongoing water issues, and they regularly shut off the water to the sites for "maintenance." The spots are hard to distinguish, there are potholes everywhere, and for what they charge, you'd think they could fix the roads before someone's trailer gets damaged. It doesn't rain much in Arizona, but when it does, this place is not prepared for flash flooding. The landscaping is barely maintained, but if you're even a day late on your payment, they hit you with a $50-per-day late fee. They have strict rules and high expectations for guests but don't hold themselves to the same standards. Save yourself the stress -- we will not be back.

I will begin by sharing that we planned a week in the greater Phoenix/Scottsdale area as an…read moreexploratory week. We have wintered in our RV the last 5 years in Palm Desert at Emerald Desert RV Resort. But thought we needed to check other options and so many people head to AZ. Welp - AZ RV "resorts" are not our cup of tea. But we did drive through others and talked to locals to see if there were other options. All are attached to park model 55 and over communities. We do believe that Pueblo El Mirage is the best of the places to park an RV. The facilities are well taken care of. Property well maintained. People are friendly. Lots of organized activities. Bright fun lights at night. Sites are large. Sounds perfect? For us the lack of real grass, an over abundance of rock is not our personal preference. Maybe if we started here and not in Palm Desert this might have been our "norm". The location is not convenient to anything. A rather desolate location definitely doesn't help. Another knock - the golf course right next door is a poorly maintained muni at best. We played it once - won't play it again. And last but definitely not least - Luke Air Force Base is 4 miles away - you will be singing God Bless America about 40x a day. And don't worry people won't hear you. And ... you do get used to it. All that being said - it's the best the immediate area has to offer

When we started coming 19 years ago I would say it was a 5 star resort. Now it is about a 1 star…read moreresort. They have built so many homes here but haven't added and extra amenities, like another pool. The pool is constantly closed but they never check the chlorine levels. They use to have pool monitoring all day long. Haven't seen a pool monitor for years. I haven't seen the pool crystal clear for years! Prices have more than doubled!! Only thing that brings us back is the people!!!

Found this cute park while I was waiting for staples to open. Right behind staples is the right…read moreside of Bullard Wash Park, which has a small pavilion with one picnic bench. The right side has a nice sized event lawn, along with a couple paths that take to closer to and further from rest of the park on the left side. Ill will definitely be back to walk to the other side of the park.

We are staying at the nearby RV park and needed a place for our dog to run in grass vs rocks and…read moredust. This park is well maintained and has a dog area w a doggie water fountain! The walkways are beautiful and the playgrounds are covered. Highly recommend this park, dog or not.