Great, welcoming, rustic campground with beautiful views of the Catalina Mountains. We will be…read moreback.

I came into the office to sign up for a spot and there was an oversized black lab in the office…read morewith razor sharp claws that put a three inch gash in my leg. I bled all the way back to my RV and left. I've traveled all over the US and Canada and have never seen a dog that size allowed in any office. On the way out of the park, I saw a female walking around with a gun on her hip. Stay at your own risk !!

If you are sensitive to noise at night when you are sleeping, do not stay here. There will be a…read morenumber of aircraft noises all night, every night, including military jets, commercial jets and various small aircraft. There is also a train that is in close proximity to the park as well, so it's not necessarily a good place to get experience peace and quiet. I specifically inquired about the noise before booking, but was definitely under the impression that it was not an issue. Unfortunately, there are no refunds once you have booked.

The people are very kind. The location is well maintained and well organized. The cost is very…read morereasonable. I never realized how much better 55+ RVing was until I stayed here. There was one weird neighbor, Otis, who had 5 mannequin women's heads on pikes and a big Montana flag outside his place. The local minister went to talk to him directly after I expressed concern.

This resort was friendly, and clean! It was somewhat "away" from things. Tucson is a big city…read moreand more difficult to navigate to stores and restaurants in regard to traffic and crowds. The pool was heated, but was still a little chilly, just needed turned up a couple degrees. Tucson is also a bit cooler than other areas we visit in AZ. Overall friendly, clean place to visit, but not a long term stay for us. More due to area than the resort. They do have many long term guests that have been visiting for years! We met really nice people!

Beautiful, well maintained RV Park with great responsive management and friendly residents. The…read moreclubhouse has many amenities to enjoy. If you are an RV'er visiting Tucson this is the right place to be.

Terrible experience. Zero stars. The woman who presumably "works" in the office was rude,…read moreunwelcoming, unhelpful, unaccomodating, and deliberately went out of her way to make me feel like I was ruining her day simply because I arrived and asked for the spot I had a reservation for. She wouldn't honor the reservation, She did not give me the correct information about the facility, and nearly ruined my visit to Tucson. Luckily one of the nearby RV parks was able to accommodate me last minute, otherwise my wife and I would have been literally out in the cold. Her attitude towards customers has no excuse. Avoid Whispering Palms at all costs. Happy to provide more details on my experience to anyone interested.

Basic RV park. The manager is very nice and everyone we encountered was nice…read more The area the park is in doesn't look like the greatest but not too bad. Close to stores and state parks and reasonably priced compared to others in the area. Pull through sites about average size for this type of park, not too bad. Seems they have a few long term residents but overall park looks well kept. Also not a 55+ park which most in the area seem to be.

I usually only come out to the fairgrounds for the county fair which is always a festive event full…read moreof delicious treats to indulge on; everything from massive sized corn dogs, cotton candy, caramel apples over sized turkey legs & my favorite Piggley Wiggley. This weekend the Gun show was in town which my son also happened to be home from school so perfect timing. This Gun show was amazing the had every type of Gun an ammunition you could imagine from .38 to .45 to AK-47 shooting and differ t hunting riffles. Anyone from a beginner shooter to the most experienced shooter was sure to find a firearm to please. They also had cases and holsters backpacks along with other hunting and camping goods in display and for sale. If you were interested in becoming a concealed carry individual like myself there was a booth setup where you could sign up for the class. The fair grounds is an amazing place that host an array of great events!

Lovely day at the Pima County Fairgrounds looking at camping trailers. My husband and I had so much…read morefun. So many trailers to see in various sizes and prices. Free event. It ends this week! Excellent day!!

If you like mixing with tweakers, criminals, and illegals...this is the place for you! If not, you…read moreshould avoid this place by a 10 sq mi area; since it seems to be the heart of it all. Even better? Sheila, the manager knows EXACTLY what is going on here. And seemingly ignores it all. Crime? Drugs? I suppose she feels it's all just a minor inconvenience since no one gets kicked out and everybody gets to stay as long as that dirty money keeps coming in. Probably because most of the tenants are her family, extended family, or friends. Who knows, maybe she's making a good cut of the profits on the side...

We enjoyed our stay here. It has some poor history but there is a new owner who came in from CA…read morearound 2019 (I think?) and has been working hard to move out the slobs and move in more RVers. They updated the landscaping and have a clean pool and decent laundry room. I'd say its best for seasonal to full-time RVers, because it's not fully equipped for short term. Oh, but I heard they are trying to accommodate short-term and over night stays better. For month to month, we payed all city utilities (water, sewer, electricity), which comes out to around $128-285 depending on the weather. We conserve as much as possible and will freeze or sweat a bit to save on cost. Those numbers were during winter season (Nov - April). If you have Good Sam they offer a great discount. We paid around $360 per month for the lot space (that's in addition to utilities). If you plan to be seasonal or long-term, I recommend signing up for online payment otherwise you're paying for a money order every month (I believe personal checks are also welcome). There is NO free Wi-Fi. When we moved in, our site was originally designed for another trailer, and the internet hasn't been hooked up for 20 years. We had to go down to Cox and buy internet and the process was long. Now that it's all hooked up, it should be easier for the next trailer or rv. We pay $49.99/mo. for internet, but we found out that this place is considered "a low income area" and the city offers a deal where you only have to pay $19.99. I don't remember the site and I should've taken advantage of that offer. We also had to set up a mail box with USPS, which was a process but worth it. They use those metal community mailboxes so no need to actually purchase a box. The lot size is amazing. I don't think my pictures show how much space you actually get and I hope the park never makes them smaller. If we were full-timers I could easily put up a dog fence on one side of my Rv and have another yard in the back (or front). The neighbors tend to walk in between the spaces but we haven't had any issues with theft. As a matter of fact, none of our crap has ever been messed with. The park is generally safe. I walked my dog every morning and evening and never had issues with any person. However, I did get attacked by a dog and got pretty scratched up. Shit happens, I'm cool. I purchase a small can of pepper spray and keep it with me during every walk now. There are many dogs on-site, mostly pit-bulls, but most of them are incredibly friendly and well tied up. On that note, if you hate the sound of barking dogs all day long, this may not be your place. Whenever sirens pass by, the neighborhood of dogs scream and howl until it passes. It's funny, but can get annoying. The neighbors are decent but mostly keep to themselves. Almost every car that drives through bumps their music. Sometimes you just got to join them. If you're looking for a community, I did Not find it here. My neighbors were nice and pleasant when approached but I there that was it. They mostly kept to themselves. I think the more RVers there are the community will become more and more friendly. On that note, it is pretty kid friendly. My son found a few friends here. Sheila (front desk person) and her brother were my favorite people. They were above and beyond and I felt like I could just talk to them forever, and so we did! I hope you find your place here.

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.

Came here on a night walk early June. The park is well maintained and the guides were amazing. We…read moredid ice breakers to start and really enjoyed that each guide has their own expertise. We learned about the unique wildlife, rock formations, insects and constellations! I highly recommend.

I went here for a night walk in June and had an amazing time with friends! The Rangers were so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. I thought it was pretty cool the way they reflected pictures onto the ground of the animals they discussed. They taught us not just about the animals of the desert, but also about the rock formations, and constellations as well . They did an introduction before we set out on the trail and an icebreaker, which I also thought was a cool little activity to help us all feel more comfortable. I would definitely do this again, and recommend it for anyone who's never done it. This would be a great activity to bring an out-of-town friend on. FYI- the hell when you first start, the trail is pretty steep.. I was huffing and puffing a bit lol. If you have any knee injuries or struggle with steep land, you might want to sit this one out. The rest of the trail is flat after however the hill is needed to start and end the trail (it probably took like 1-2 minutes to scale it). Also to find the area where the hike starts, you'll want to drive all the way through the park until you get to the parking lot on the left. For some reason, I thought it would be pretty close to when you enter the park, however, it is a little drive.