Tumbleweed RV Park is in La Paz County, Quartzsite Arizona. A small township with a population of…read more3,677 according to 2010 Census.
The park is easily accessible from highway 95 and Kuehn Street, a paved roadway outside the entrance to the park. This street is rarely busy, so traffic noise is minimum to none. Elevation for this park is 879 feet. So, if you like wide-open spaces like me; Tumbleweed RV Park is a place you can call home for short or long-term stays and your favorite furry pets are allowed.
Property amenities include spacious freshwater refill and rv dump stations; back-in and pull-thru full-hookup sites. Large uncrowded dry camping and/or rv boondocking areas and trash dumpsters. Well maintained wide level gravel-soil grounds throughout the park including campsites; 24-hour security service and one community bathroom and shower house which is scheduled to be replaced shortly. Vendors can also rent space on the grounds of this rv park; interested party need to discuss this matter with campground host. Further, cell phones do work in this rv park which is a huge convenience for campers. There aren't any children activities or playground in this park.
I find prices at this park to be reasonable and based on the camper's preference of stay in accordance with his/her in-person or telephone reservations as follows:
One-day stay without services is $10; Weekly stay with full hookup is $125; Monthly stay with full hookup is $200; Monthly stay for dry camping and/or boondocking is $75, or you can take advantage of other services such as $5 for freshwater refill stations; $15 for rv dump stations; $5 for use of hot showers. Acceptable payment methods: Credit cards, debit cards and cash.
Upon meeting the campground host, I quickly got the impression that he was an honest and compassionate man, who genuinely cared about the welfare of a diverse campground population. As well as, non-residents that visits the campground to use hot showers; freshwater refill and dump stations rather than wait in long lines at other facilities. Later, I discovered his wife had the same character as he when the following incident occurred:
After washing clothes, I was exiting a small strip mall where the laundromat is located. Due to the chassis and low design of my mobile home; I have experienced the scrapping of my undercarriage while accessing and exiting this mall's hump in the past. As a result, I usually creep across the hump. On this day, I got stuck on the hump which ripped my blackwater tank pipe from beneath my mobile home; spilling blackwater from the laundromat exit; down the street and around the corner where I drove over a curve into gravel rocks and parked until the pipe was empty.
As a snowbird, I had no idea who to call or where to go. Therefore, I called Tumbleweed RV Park Campground Host; explained my problem to his wife and was in tears when she said, "Come to us, we'll figure it out." When I arrived, her husband was waiting and directed me to a place to park and said, "A rv tech just pulled into our campground to use the shower. I'll bring him over once he's finished. I won't let anyone cheat you."
I find this tech to be honest, very professional and meticulous. He completely redesigned my black and gray water sewage exit lines; lifting it higher from the ground and making it easier for me to access both dump levels and alleviate future scrapping issues. I was amazed when this rv tech charged me $60 which included his time and parts. I will never forget the kindness shown by the husband and wife campground host and the rv tech. I love this campground!
Nearby Conveniences: Gas, propane, post office, bank, laundromats, pharmacy, La Paz Medical Services, restaurants, fast food, grocery store, dollar store and dollar general.
