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.

This was just an overnight stop for us, but we would've been happy to spend a longer time here!…read more What a gem! Friendly staff, large park, lots of trees, spacious gravel sites, very clean grounds and amenities, 2 pools, an onsite restaurant and a well stocked registration area. They have several upgrade options to some sites...a double deck patio, outdoor kitchen, fire place...choose the level you want! They also have sites that are covered, which is super deluxe. I did read a review that said the area was sketchy, but it felt very safe to us. I didn't see anything funky outside or inside the park. It did look like it's in an older section of town, but don't hesitate to stay here! We loved it.

I am so grateful for this RV park. It's clean and well maintained. Nancy the rv park manager is…read morekind and helpful. Even the other residents here made it feel at home. I am sad to leave.

We just stopped by Woody's round up RV Park and it's got a dog gated park and swimming pool…read more Connection was pretty spotty we were assigned site 21 and didn't have luck with connection there so we basically HotSpot the connectivity. We only needed a place to stay with our RV for the weekend to visit the Davis Monthan AFB Air Show. A majority of folks seem to live there and very kind friendly staff but the amenities are a little run down from not a lot of up keep. Sewer did not have a proper cap to keep the smell out they put a cement block on top as substitute. Pool looked like it needed some maintenance. Tucson in general has a lot of homeless around but they never bugged us at our stay here. Other than that Nancy was great at making sure our family had a site for the weekend. It's alright for a short stay. If you are looking for luxury resort it may not meet the highest of standards but decent to get you back on the road.

We stayed here for a month, totally enjoyed our stay…read more Everyone so nice & manager was delightful. Very close to busy road, so a bit noisy, but didn't seem to bother us much. Very dog friendly, park is small & clean, showers ok, laundry was fine. I would definitely stay here again.

My RV is now infested with roaches I have been battling with since moving out of the park…read more Never had any before pulling into this run down excuse of a campground waste backed up in the toilet which is in the same room as the shower had to chase off her me less to even use the shower as they were locked in getting high Stay away it's cheap but not worth what it cost in the end

Husband and I took a trip to Tucson, AZ. Had booked a space in another camp ground and when we…read morearrived it was a hell hole. We were panicking cause it was last minute thought. Called one place and there was no answer. Then I called South Forty RV Ranch. Jack answered and welcomed us to come over. He was waiting for us at the entrance with two cold bottles of water and a huge smile. I felt so blessed. He checked us in and gave us a warm welcome. Jack escorted us to our sight, which is wonderful to us instead of guessing where is our site. Let me tell you something... I never have been greeted this way. Normal the manager or security guard levee our paper work in a box at office or just checks you as if you are bothering them. Jack was amazing. We arrived to our site and he got helped us into our site. Now that is service!!! Our site was clean and spacious. Well we took our pups for a walk and the place was so clean. People there were so nice. That evening you could see security driving around and keeping an eye on the grounds. I am definitely returning. I would highly recommend this place. We were greeted by other members of the park and they were so nice. We left for a few hours to visit with friends and we felt our RV was safe. They have so many amenities for you to use: Full Hookups 4 Dog Park Petanque Field Horseshoe Pits Picnic Tables BBQs Multiple Shower Houses THE CLUBHOUSE: Heated Swimming Pool & Spa Billiards Room Exercise/Weight Room Library Multiple TVs Puzzle Station Ice Machine Full Size Kitchen with 2 Ovens Recreation Room Laundry Facilities Complimentary Mail Service Wifi*

Spaces are tight so be aware. If you like barking dogs this is the park for you. Also close to…read morerailroad lines and their horns along with traffic noise. My biggest complaint is the barking dogs. When speaking to the front desk about the dogs I was told " Dogs are going to bark"

CABALLO LOCO RV RANCH…read more OWNERS Jim and Michele are some of the nicest, kindest, and most loving people that I know. They are often willing to allow people to be unique instead of fitting into a cookie-cutter mold.  From my experience, Jim and Michele are very approachable and willing to discuss special needs that someone may have, and if possible, they often try to meet those special needs. They have huge hearts and take pleasure in helping others.  LOTS I believe daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly rates are available. Full Hookups: Offer electric, water, and sewage, but summer hours are limited. Contact the ranch for more details. Dry off-grid: This is what I prefer. It often offers more remoteness and is less expensive than full hookups. I provide my own electric and utilize the black tank dump, well water fills, and trash dumpster provided by the ranch. ELECTRIC If you figure out how to utilize solar, that is the best method to use. Generators take fuel, and that can be expensive in addition to being noisy. There are local sellers that offer cheap used solar panels, so if you buy a solar generator or wire up your own solar, it is possible to live a comfortable off-grid life. Some of the solar panels are sold locally, and some are located a few hours away. So even if you prefer full hookups, you can utilize the power provided by the ranch generator during the winter months and buy some solar to use during the six months when it is not running full time. I have personally run an AC utilizing solar power, so it is very possible. RIGS Unique rigs are allowed on the ranch. There are or have been motorhomes, campers, truck campers, toy haulers, step-vans, cargo vans, cargo trailers, and race trailers, to name a few. My understanding is that rigs must receive permission from Jim and Michele prior to being accepted, with the main criteria being that they are pleasing to the eye and self-contained. Contact Jim and Michele for more detailed information.  REMOTENESS The remoteness of the ranch adds to its uniqueness and provides for many outdoor activities, including: ATV riding Hiking Horseback riding Rock collecting Landscape and nature photography BEAUTY The rugged mountain beauty of the ranch is amazing. Wilderness BLM mountains surround the ranch and often turn a pastel purple during the amazing sunrises and sunsets. These special, glorious sunsets and sunrises are soul food for the eye and spirit.     I love the mountain views, sunsets, and sunrises. ELEVATION 3,900 feet  RANCH AMENITIES Propane fill station Gravity-fed, propane-fueled, hot showers Flusing toilets Black water dump station Trash dumpster Well water fill stations Clubhouse for events such as movie nights, dances, band music, holiday feasts, etc. Mail delivery: USPS, UPS, FedEx Library Pool: The pool table is often used in the evenings, and I often hear the laughter and shouts of glee as they play. Darts: In the clubhouse Free table: In the clubhouse. This is an area where others give away things they no longer need. PETS On-leash, well-behaved dogs are welcome. I've also seen cats and even a pet goat! Ask for permission prior to bringing them.   ROAD The 8-mile BLM wilderness road into the ranch has no houses, businesses, or any other signs of civilization. It is a bumpy, washboard dirt road that can be rough on tires. But if you travel slowly, it isn't bad. The owners also grade it. I love the road because it keeps the ranch uniqly isolated, and civilization out. It discourages people who want city living.The road keeps civilization out, and the small village and close-knit community spirit are alive and well at the ranch.  I feel the bumpy dirt road is what keeps the ranch and its village people so special. In my opinion, if the road were paved, then the ranch might be drastically changed for the worse. SAFETY The community is safe, small, and friendly. I have never found a safer place than this, with people willing to help one another. It is basically a small village, and neighbors often watch out for their neighbors. SUMMARY I could go on and on about how wonderful Caballo Loco RV Ranch is. It is not perfect, but it has been one of the most unique, beautiful, safest, and friendliest places that I have lived.  It is a small village where many people have lived here for years and care for other people. Most people here are self-sufficient, rugged, outdoor, friendly, unique, and caring. For those who wish to live here year-round, it is best to put on your pioneer suit and dig in. For those in dry camping, you must provide your own electric. For those in full-hookups, you must provide most of your electricity for about six months out of the year.  I love the beautiful ranch, the owners, Jim and Michele, and the kind, rugged people who make up this amazing village.

It's a great place, with a few caveats: A, there's only power from nine in the morning till nine at…read morenight. After that they shut off the generator. B, The other issue is, you have to survive a drive up an 8 mile dirt road that with most RVs, will require you to go no more than 3 to 5 mph. It's very rough, and very long. 8 miles took us almost an hour and a half.

Very clean and well run park. Rate for RV spaces is $295 per month which is a very good deal…read moreconsidering the parks in the area are quite a bit more. Clean pool and laundry room.

From the owner: We are a beautiful, well maintained RV and manufactured home community. We offer some of the lowest…read morerates in town, while still providing a clean and safe neighborhood for you and your family. Onsite staff, commercial grade cameras and a glistening pool all make Prince Park a great destination!

Lived here for 5 years. Recently got new managers who got rid of our security and handyman. I used…read moreto feel safe, knowing we had security that constantly walked the park. We could call him anytime if we were concerned about anything. I don't feel secure anymore. I am an elderly woman, alone and unable to get out or around very easily. Only notification of new mgmt was a note that my daughter found on the ground. It did't mention getting rid of security or handyman. I found out about security when I called him to warn him of something. He told me that he and the handyman, who was very helpful, had been discontinued. I would have rated the park 5 stars before, but not anymore and am very unhappy with the decision to get rid of security and handyman.

A challenge to find, Thunderbird is behind a radio station in Sierra Vista. RV park is well…read moremaintained with a decent amount of shady spots. Nice rec room area with a satellite TV setup, restrooms, pool table, 4 washers & dryers with a microwave oven. Stuff NOT SO GOOD: NO Showers on site!! Very weird short hours posted (8AM to 7:30PM) that the rec room is open. The unlocked door still needs a password to enter. When locked, a double deadbolt keeps people out...Why not open up much earlier for the guests' convenience? So I asked the management and they said they would tell the maintenance crew to open up at 6AM as we were staying for the week. This never happened and the room was opened at 8AM. I then told the manager about the statement she made the day before. Her answer was, Oh he opens it when he wants. That stinks!! Sorry we cannot stay at Thunderbird next time. Their rules and lame management are not customer oriented.

It's a well maintained park with a nice pool. People are very friendly and I always see folks…read morewalking their dogs. Staff are nice, good location and quiet setting. I think it's beautiful here!

Fairview Manor has not been well maintained over the last 2 years. ( But there is new management)…read more The streets are in bad shape with cracks and divots which make walking after dark a trip and fall waiting to happen. ( Actually has happened to several residents). The shuffle board court has been abandoned for the last 4 years and there is no shuffleboard equipment to even play. The public restrooms and showers for men is so nasty that one man claimed to get a serious skin infection from using it. There are at least 4 derelict homes that have been sitting for several years. A blight on the neighborhood. The latest : bird feeders are not allowed because they attract rats ? Promises are being made and we can only hope.