I am so grateful to be at Palm Gardens @ 2929 E Main Street, Mesa, AZ! I was praying for a safe,…read morewelcoming and caring new home when I decided to move here, and I found it! John Collins and Nelson Stewart, Jr, and their team made this possible! They took care of me at my lowest moment when my AC went out yesterday. John saved me from going under financially and from being taken advantage of by outsiders who only cared about money. John was adamant about making sure I was safe and had me back in my home this next evening! Palm Gardens keeps their promise and keeps us safe and I only have the highest praise for this family and team! I am home and blessed to call Palm Gardens MY home! Thank you for all you do for us! Sincerely, Linda Benson

Perfect in a lot of ways. They remodeled the bathroom but forgot to finish. Does not have a shower…read morecurtain. They did not put deviders up so when you use the bathroom you have to lock the door. Only one person can use at a time. It needs more pickle ball courts.

Steve and his manager are both very easy to work with. We had booked a trip for spring training at…read morethe very last minute and even though we had to move from one space to another during our visit, it was great that they were willing to work with us. Two bathrooms with showers. Laundry room. The washers are really small; I could normally do a load of laundry but it took 3 loads. At $2 a load that added up. I was able to get all three wash loads into the dryer to give you an idea of how small the washing machines are. But I didn't have to go off-site and was able to go back to my RV to wait out the cycles. Showers are nice but smallish. Navy showers were the best way. There's a level walking path outside the back gate along a canal. Great place to get your steps in and let your pets have a good walk. We didn't try to use the tv. The WiFi was solid. Not every site has a picnic table. In fact neither of ours did. Space 8 and space 13. Others did. They do not sell ice but there is a Fry's grocery about 2 miles away. Others have complained about the motorcycle noise. We were out and about during the day so it didn't bother us. When we were leaving today at about 10 AM I could hear the motorcycle engines revving. I guess it would bug you if you are in the park all day but it didn't affect us. I would stay here again

Steve is real time waster. He wastes a lot of time and his rv park is awful and overly jammed up…read moreand in a noisy neighborhood full of rv sales. Steve is a dumb guy who will tell you he's reserved a space and then laughs when you get there as he tells you it's full. He's a bona fide jerk. Save your time and go anywhere else

I arrived in Arizona June 6, 1985. Came south from Flag, backed into a Bumble Bee Mine Road cholla…read moretaking a photo of my wife and child in front of a sahuaro. There was no I-10 to US 60. US 60 was a few miles of 6 lane hints. We drove Van Buren East until we got on Main Street, Mesa. We drove that through Apache Junction, finally catching 2 lane US 60 to Superior and the Queen Creek Grade and tunnel. Oak Flat is at the top of that climb up the grade. I have loved it since my first glimpse of the turnoff. It has been here millions of years. The Oaks of Oak Flat are Gamble Oak, yielding a delicious, not too tannic small acorn, a base for mush, dumplings, stews and other excellent foods. It has been a primary place for Western Apache people for centuries. It is a great place for family camping, a good base for hunting. If you love the outdoors, this is an easily-reached, cooler, woodland forested area. Superior is backed by a tall cliff named, "Apache Leap." Oak Flat is at the east side of this mountain. Various stories say the firces of Army General George Crook drove many Apache people to leap from this summit in 1877, Near the base of Picket Post Mountain near the Boyce Thompson Arboretum are volcanic tuff feposits containing black obsidian stones. These got named "Apache Tears" by rock salesmen - the tears of Apache widows mourning the men leaping to their deaths as they escaped Oak Flat. I was going to work with Apache people in 1985. I've known a few, plus their children and grandchildren. They are not fearful, suicidal cliff jumpers. Want Stong? Say, "Apache Woman." It turns out the soldiers saw Apache people leaping doen the rock face - to their escape grom the Army. https://www.statepress.com/article/2013/02/sparkys-quill-the-apache-leap The area has been home to the Magma Mine for over a century. The mountain's privately-owned areas are honeycombed with once-rich metals deposits. Mining interests have been swapping other lands for 7,500 acres of Oak Flat land for decades. One of the nations richest copper and other metals deposits lie beneath Oak Flat. What is more important to Our Family Human? Oak Flat as a natural feature, recharging groundwater, being what it has been for millions of years, or Oak Flat mines? Plenty of examples exist. From Pinto Valley. Miami and Globe to Clifton, Morenci and other Sonoran Desert locations. The choice is on the table for our elected and appointed leaders Right Now. Visit while you can, no matter what the outcome is.

Pretty cool place to go enjoy a night out and relax out in nature also some pretty cool hiking spotsread more

Gorgeous views and very easy to reserve. We enjoyed a quiet stay amongst other friendly neighbors…read more The sites are not on top of each other so you have some privacy.

Hands down the best state park campground I've ever been to! The grounds are immaculate, the staff…read moreis incredibly friendly and it's so peaceful. We stayed in site 25 and it's just perfect. The views are amazing and we loved seeing all the wildlife. We are sad to be leaving but have already decided if we come back to the area we are definitely staying here again.

One of my Yelp Friends lives here, and I've picked her up from here to give her a ride previously…read more I like that they have a guard and a place to enter a code that calls the individual to approve the gate being open for your entrance. This level of security I think is helpful for keeping a neighborhood safe. This specific RV Resort is one of many 55+ communities within the Apache Junction city limits, and from what I've heard, one of the better ones! Worth visiting if you know someone or maybe even live here if you are of that age.

Still love living here. Our number of full time residents has increased & activities are already…read morebeing planned for the summer.

DO NOT believe the Roadhaven Resort Reviews!1 They are CONSTANTLY changing and adding their own…read morepersonal bylaws to the CC&Rs without homeowners votes!!! They have raised the HOA by 20 percent every year over the last 15 years AND added MORE assessment fees than ever!! IN ADDITION TO THE HOA!!!! They are crooks who run the Park and try to pull the wool over the homeowners eyes!! DO NOT BUY HERE!! You even have to PAY an ADDITIONAL $3600 to the so called "General" fund" after purchasing a home in here!!!! IT IS NOT WORTH IT!!!

Very nice staff here. You stop at the guard shack on the way in and let them know who you're there…read moreto see or in the case of homes being for sale in there, you tell them what space number you need. They provide you with a map and show you exactly where to go and how to get there. I came here to look at a place...potential buyer here...& was treated like a VIP each time I visited. The lots are clean with nice manufactured homes and trailers on them. Very friendly people live here. Many are part-timers or "snowbirds" as we call them here I. Arizona but very helpful and approachable people. I have talked to a few of them who welcomed me with a smile and a handshake. This community has all sorts of activities for the 55 & over crowd plus a huge pool area with a spa. A large community center/clubhouse is also on site.

Absolutely 5 stars! This resort is awesome! Great pool, gym and everything is super clean and…read morewelcoming. The front office, Yune is so nice and answered all of our questions. Whether you are coming through AZ or planning to stay long term , come check out Rosehaven Estates!

I'm a permanent resident on my 3rd year in the RV park. The new manager Yune is a pleasure to deal…read morewith as well as her staff Alisha & Cheyenne. Always pleasant, and very responsive. Bryce & Robert keep the park clean & maintained very well. Anytime I have voiced a concern the team has resolved it within a reasonable period of time. The RV lots are spacious and there are plenty of activities during the snowbird season. Two pools, pickleball courts, shuffleboard, horseshoes, a community center, and a pool hall ensures there are plenty of activities to join. No crime that I am aware of. I love it here and still highly recommend Rosehaven if you are looking for a quiet, decently maintained 55+ community.

Amazing stay in Superior in this beautiful tiny home! The owners have not only done an incredible…read morejob decorating it, but they've really thought of every amenity to make you comfortable. My favorite part was the spectacular views of the mountains. Loved having coffee and just enjoying the sunset from the front porch. The owners also run a jeep tour in town which are a blast. Walking distance to superior main street. Absolutely the best way to experience superior!