Nice clean park. It sits back far enough from the highway that makes it very quiet. Lots of fun…read moreactivities and people are very friendly.

From the owner: The White Mountains of Northern Arizona are where people come to escape the summer heat of the…read moredesert. Modern day camping enthusiasts choose Elk Pines RV Resort as their preferred wilderness base camp. This Age-Qualified community has 68 full hook-up sites, with 50 amp utilities in all our sites and is large enough to handle the big rigs, including toy haulers.

My husband and I stayed here for a week for the first time and had such an amazing experience! AJ…read moreand Machelle were absolutely amazing and so welcoming. The place is beautiful, peaceful, and well kept. We highly recommend staying here and will definitely be coming back again! --Kristina + Austin

This place is amazing! Great staff, wide open spaces…read more Nice little sttore Full hook ups Pet friendly. Really close to a lot of different places to visit in AZ Im so glad we found this place we will definitely be returning.

Stay there for the Labor Day weekend. It was a great place to stay affordable. Had a really nice…read moredog part for our puppies. Sandy, the manager is very pleasant. Bathrooms are all modern with really nice showers?. Very quiet, except for road noise. But it did not bother us a bit love this place.

We ended up here when our truck blew the engine. As frustrating as that experience was, we…read morecouldn't have landed in a better place! This is a great park in the beautiful White Mountain area! The workers and full-timers were wonderful! The grounds are well-maintained, easy to navigate, and the clubhouse offers a homey inviting respite with a laundry room, welcoming sitting area w/tv, dining table, kitchenette, pool and poker tables, and a lending library. We frequented the dog park regularly. We were without transportation for a month, but our neighbors and new friends took good care of us. We feel blessed to have experienced living here for a month!

1st time visitor Nice little walk around the lake…read moreUnfortunately the water was really low to the point where you could walk on the area Worth visiting I am sure with the water at full level, it is a beautiful view. Look forward to visiting again

Sad. Lake SUPER low. July 2026 Park is still…read morebeautiful....west side fishing free with valid state license.

Over priced! $50 for one night and no amenities. They didn't even have internet. And they don't…read moretake credit cards, asked for cash. The location is basically a junk yard.

The laundry is not well kept. Floors and machines are dirty. Have of the machines are out of order…read more Honestly the place is a dump.

I moved in the resort recently and absolutely love it here. The girls in the office are wonderful…read more The staff working here to keep this working are fantastic. My neighbors are wonderful and some of the kindest people I've ever met. I could go on and on but I have to go watch an elk walk by and watch the beautiful sunset! God bless Star Valley Arizona!

Great. Clean and friendly. Safe and quiet Over 55. Close to wildlife and nature. Trees and boulders…read moremake it inviting.

This place is great fully equipped kitchen we stayed in the Colcord. The water pressure is great…read moreand hot! We could never get the patio fire pit to work not sure why, and the beds are not that comfy. The staff was friendly and made us feel comfortable. We would definitely stay here again... what we loved the most is early mornings and evenings you can hear the elk. It's beautiful.

Our large family stayed in the Gordon Canyon Retreat and it was absolutely amazing. Fully stocked…read morewith plenty of room for everyone. Each bedroom was large with plenty of towels and blankets. The parents loved sitting out on the patio and enjoying the beautiful pine trees and views of the Rim. The kids loved the spa and making s'mores on the outdoor fireplace under the stars. Close to hiking and Christopher creek and many beautiful places around Payson. Allen and Lacey were very nice and accommodating. We will be back. Thank you for our stay, the kids didn't want to leave!

3.5/5 stars overall…read more We were looking at RV Parks in Show Low, AZ area and came up with only 2 that fit our needs but on different ends of the spectrum. One was a bit upscale with lots of activities but less trees or nature. The other was Rainbow Forest RV Park. The park claims to be in the largest stand of Ponderosa Pines in the world. It is natural and tons of trees. It is close to Rainbow Lake. The sites were not as large though and there were almost no amenities and no organized activities. It is a beautiful place and would be an amazing place to stay. Rainbow Forest RV Park is a good choice to stay. It all depends what you are looking for in a park.

This was the first RV park we went to in our new motor home, the park was perfect, super clean with…read morea friendly staff and had everything except pool. This will be a great place for my family and I to excape the Phoenix heat this summer. If you're shopping price, I found the price to be very fair. Thank you for helping to make our first trip great!!

We stopped in here for two nights as we begin our road trip to go see family and friends this…read moresummer We have stayed here before, so it was familiar, which is nice. We paid about $60 a night. This is laid out nicely with wide open spaces and level lots. We didn't really use any of the shared facilities this time since we're just getting started on our trip. The Front Desk staff are extremely friendly and they have a little shop in there as well for some necessities. There are a couple restaurants within walking distance, but we didn't partake this time It tends to get very windy in the afternoon and this part of the country so time your travel accordingly we saw lots of tumbleweeds They do have a kids playground as well as propane available. It's also very quiet :) We paid about $60 per night for a full hook up

Excellent park, right off route 66. Terrific helpful staff from the first phone call to getting us…read moreto our campsite. Very long pull through gravel sites. Not a lot of shade, but I think that's common with camping in Arizona. There is a very nice dog park area with a very large shade tree. Laundry room is fantastic. It takes credit cards only & well maintained. Bathrooms are old, but extremely well maintained and very clean. There is also a multi use community building to use for gatherings or meetings, etc. I would absolutely stay here again when traveling and visiting! very quiet nice park.

The Bison Ranch is perfect for a stay in the Heber/Overgaard area. Our spacious suite was just what…read morewe needed for our 5 night stay. The accommodation included comfortable beds in two bedrooms with two bathrooms as well as a fully stocked kitchen. The location also includes a restaurant, a fitness center, a game room and a kids playground. During our stay, we took advantage of the location to take trips to Payson, Petrified Forest National Park, Show Low and Winslow. We used the wonderful pool and hot tub after our daily trips. The staff was also very friendly and helpful.

Attempted check in yesterday (Monday August 17) at about 6pm. I was in town conducting a cooking…read moreclass at the Legacy Ranch, a 25,000 sq ft private estate in the area.(HIGHLY recommend, by the way.) As the class ended I was feeling increasing ill, and by the time I loaded my truck with my entire BBQ kitchen, I vomited several times before leaving. I was recently prescribed a glp from my provider for sleep apnea, and while I had the occasional bout of nausea and occasional vomiting, this was different. Do you know the feeling where it takes too much energy to lift your head, and you just want to curl into the fetal position and die?...yeah that was me when I arrived at the front desk. I had not eaten all day and was dry heaving, as there was nothing in my stomach but the little water I was drinking to prevent dehydration. Initially, the front desk agent was very helpful, she offered to let me sit in the lobby as she processed the reservation. I explained that I had the chills, and would need to go outside. She requested to run a credit card for $250 deposit, and I explained that it was on Google Pay on my phone and handed it to her. She seemed dumbfounded and said she did not believe they took Google pay..she wanted a card number exp. date, cvc code, etc...which my wallet Google wallet does not provide for obvious reasons. Meanwhile I got sick again in the trash can outside the hotel, and begged her to hurry and figure it out. By now, she had called a maintenance man for back up, to whom she asked "...do we take Google Pay?" (Yes, she asked the guy who drives a golf cart around the propery about accepted payment methods). to which he just shrugged his shoulders. At this point I was desperate, and I retrieved my business phone to see if I could obtain the bed Id paid for. No luck...as I was bent over the trash can outside, the maintenace man returned and told me that I was being asked to leave the property immediately, or he woukd call the police. Dumbfounded, I asked him why and he responded "we don't want you making a scene in front of our customers, (there were none in the fifteen minute exchange) and my general manager, was afraid I would be sick in our room." "So, leave the property NOW or I'll call the police and they will be here VERY fast." When I called the next day and spoke with the General Manager Cindy, she explained it was actually the assistant g.m. Krystal Kruze who oredered me off the property from her phone, presumably at home. On a brief converstation with them on conference, the next morning they again said they do not accept Goole Pay for the $250 deposit, (unlike virtually every other retail merchant in America with a modern card verifier) I said "...really? Then how is it that my Paypal account was attepted a charge from your hotel for $250 last night at 6 pm??" There was a pause, and Cindy replied "It was declined" "But, you just told me that you dont have the capacity or inclination to accept the payment method in the previous sentence? At this point I requested her Supervisors contact information, to which Cindy declined to furnish either a name or phone number for her supervisor. A general manager refusing to furnish corporate contact or escalation information to hide a guest complaint is a serious breach of standard hospitality protocol and ettiquette.