Amazingly quiet. The owner, host onsite, was gracious and welcoming from the first messages. Very…read moregood directions and greeted me at check in. The well water is deeelish! The vistas calming. I extended my stay as soon as I set up, sat done and took a good look around. As a solo female traveler I feel completely safe. There's adequate cell signal. Electric hookup. Cows and horses. Birds and grasshoppers. Great RV spots, but this tent camper was over the moon satisfied. Kim at Rancho del Nido rates five stars plus!

What a wonderful find! We camped here for a few nights and felt like we almost had the whole ranch…read moreto ourselves. Quiet and peaceful, with a million stars at night.

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.

Our room was comfortable & quiet. The amenities were great & restaurant on the premises was handy…read more& very good. We would definitely stay here again.

We stayed the first time at the Voyager RV Resort and Hotel starting December of 2019 for 3 months…read morein our RV. We came back the following winter of 2020-2021. We were fairly new full time RVers and picked this park because of all the amenities. We recently learned pickleball and they have many courts and skill levels. And offered classes to improve your skills. If you like crafts there were a variety of classes available for a fee. Jewelry making to ceramics and woodworking. There are multiples pools and hot tubs, scuffle board. Although the park is 55 plus park they do allow family to stay for short time. Our adults kids came to visit for a few days. The RVs were mainly in one area, although there were sites available between park models. The resort included regular homes, park models with that looked like homes and older metal standard looking ones. In the RV section there were other RVers like us that stayed from 2 to 6 months and traveled the rest of the time. We met some great people at the park through pickleball or neighbors that we still stay in touch with. The park itself has a restaurant and hotel. The restaurant was great fun on karaoke night to order food drinks and punish the crowd with our singing voices. During high season they offer concert series of musical performer and holiday parties. Outside the park there were all kinds of desert trails to hike or bike. I really enjoyed all that Tucson area had to offer. So many mountain biking and hiking trail. There were many interesting places close by to visit. Our 3rd winter I would have preferred going back here, however the elevation bothered my husband. The park is at around 2,800 feet. It wasn't perfect all the time, the park had a probably with their trash pickup. We happen to be unlucky enough to pick a site near the dumpster and it was over full often from others in the park who had trash pickup that forgot to put trash out or had large boxes. One our neighbors had to complain loudly before manager became involved and something was done about it. The park offered discounts to returning RVers if you signed up in advance.

One word: Gem. We stayed here for two nights and will be returning for a longer stay, indeed. I…read morehave so many family members reaching out to me after seeing video and pictures of locations and their amenities. Timing is key, I see how this could get very busy, nonetheless, don't pass on this. And don't sleep on "Eliza's Mexican Food" with the guac sauce. Community outdoor kitchen and shower was a great experience. Extra thanks to Mary for rounding up our 2 dogs that got loose. The only disappointment is witnessing out of country corporations mining there. More negative impact to such a beautiful place is quite stomach turning.

Wow, my wheelchair tires were low on air so I rolled in and the kind gentleman filled my tires…read more What an angel.

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.

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.

Get rid of the manager and clean up the place We were…read moretreated poorly and people who bought trailer models are stuck.

Such a relaxing place to camp. It was a short drive to town where we were able to also enjoy a nice…read moredinner, get gas and odds & ends.

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 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.

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

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.