Great place to stay. Very friendly and helpful staff. Showers were hot and clean. The price was…read morevery reasonable.

Love this place. I am new to this camping life but I would definitely come back here. Bathroom…read moreclean, shower clean, staff was polite, and town beautiful. We decided to stay in a cabin instead of our tent and it was a great choice; refrigerator, microwave, and bed included! Never thought I would enjoy being outdoors and sleeping at a campground this much!!! Great place to stay!

Bear Paw RV Park, Eagar, AZ…read more This is a beautiful area of northeastern AZ on the way from Phoenix through the Great Array and on to Soccoro. The park is just on the edge of town, which is a small contiguous township with Springerville. It is easy to find. The pull through sites are nicely gravelled and spacious. Clearly their main clientele are seasonal residents. On this day in mid-March I am the only overnight guest. The seasonal places are quite clever and people have put a lot of thought into adding on porches here, decks there to light weight travel trailers. I would guess in the summer the weather is heaven. The sites are large enough to feel a little spacious and there are tall Chinese elm trees between each site. They are just leafing out now. A roundabout walk around the whole park takes about 15 minutes, and the views of nearby mountains and hills and very nice to see. The air here is very fresh. I like the strictness of the rules: Quiet time 8 PM to 8 AM, no generators. I think older visitors would really like this. I saw lots of deer sign. A few cautions: They do not accept credit cards so bring cash ($21) for a 30 amp site. They do not have showers or public restrooms. I think they simply decided their main clientele were semi permanent and didn't want to bother with cleaning a bathroom. I will have to take a bird bath tonight. They do have one machine for laundry, with cold water only at the moment. The owner thought I would have an internet signal being fairly close to her house, but there is no signal. As a single woman traveling alone I actually feel quite safe here. The owners are nearby, and there is only one entrance and exit. I think this town and this business stands in as a good example of what AZ is like outside the big cities: Conservative, very private, sprawling with all sorts of equipment and barns. It is a functional place, and clearly the owners do a lot of their own construction work, etc. Nothing too fancy, but orderly and pretty clean.

We have had a space in Bear Paw for one summer. Unfortunately, health problems are forcing us to…read moresell it. It's a nice, quiet park with friendly owners and other campers. It isn't a big fancy resort setting with pools and spa and all that kind of thing so if that's what you want, then it's not for you. It's family run and just a nice, cool place to spend the summer. The park is very well maintained and we were very happy with our time there. It's also very close to all the major lakes and hiking.

this is a new park and they have a way yet to go to make it terrific…read more the WiFi is poor (in all fairness, the hostess offered to move me to a better WiFi spot but i wanted the view from the spot i was in), there are NO SHOWERS and nowhere to dump garbage when you leave. even thought the park is right along highway 60 it was quiet and peaceful at night. the view from my spot was magnificent.

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Still has the same western decor without all the previous taxidermy. Used to be five stars but has…read moredropped to 4 stars since it was sold and changed from Avery's to the Gateway. Seems like the staff is constantly changing. Food is still decent and the best bbq on the mountain. However, service has gone downhill. The last two times, they've left things out of our order and I had to go back to remind them.

I had their Bbq Reuben. Amazing! Toasted Texas toast, thick layers of smoked pastrami, sauerkraut…read moreand coleslaw. I had never tasted something so awesome. The people working there are very nice and helpful. Nice western design inside and out. Honestly surprised I have not stopped in sooner.

I generally do not pay attention to reviews that cover several pages and profess every ill that…read morebefalls man. Some people just are not meant to be out among us and cannot seem to find a way to fit in to society. My wife and I have stayed at this park a number of times over the last several years and found the owners to be helpful and more than willing to go out of the way to help in any circumstance. The only reason I hesitate to write a review is because it will bring more RVers and make it more difficult to find a spot when we want it but that aside this is a great park, in a great location, run by great people.

A clean quiet park in the cool pines. Roads are hard gravel and present no problems for larger…read morerigs. All sites are level and hard packed so when it rains there is no mud. Power, water and sewer are modern and in good condition. Plenty of fishing just a few miles away. Management is available if needed and are more than helpful. I can't emphasize how quiet and peaceful this park is. We camped at Coronado Trail RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.

Love this place! Beautiful vantage point of the lake from the picnic area. There is a walking path…read morefrom the boat launch with lovely views of the lake dotted with benches, ideal for picnics. We ran out of time so we weren't able to get souvenir mugs from the cute gift shop there (which also sells drinks and snacks). The ranger at the gate was pleasant and friendly.

Went for the morning and it was relatively quiet, towards the lunch hour became very busy…read more Lots of places to camp and have a picnic. Some great waterside hiking trails and views of the lake. Apparently a great place to go fishing or boating as well. Didn't see too much wildlife, but maybe that's a good thing. Great views, worth the visit, but keep in mind here is an admission fee.

Super friendly staff. Very kind and accommodating…read more Bathrooms are very clean. Great experience.

Bob Nelson was simply amazing for assisting in hooking up to water, power, and sewer. Park is quiet…read moreand in a great central location. Residents are friendly and kind. Laundry room is clean and well maintained, showers and bathrooms are clean and secure. Amy was very nice and helpful also. Will be back soon! Highly recommend for peace and quiet!

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 stayed one night in a full hook up RV spot Park is very…read morewell kept leaving and very clean Very quiet and far enough out of town to still be able to see the stars. All dealings were with camp host Stephanie, she was very nice, friendly and super helpful. We would definitely stay here again

After spending a week in beautiful Dolores Colorado in our new trailer our refrigerator took a poop…read moreso we had to come home a day earlier than expected. In a crunch we needed a place to park it for the night so we decided to stop in the tiny town of St Johns Arizona and yes I said tiny one of those towns where you blink and you miss it while driving past it. We found St Johns RV Resort using Yelp and holly cow what a misleading place it was. It was something out of a shanty camp lots of permanent residents in beat up broken down trailers with tons of trash spread out everywhere it's not what a guest would want to see looking for a place to stay for the night. Had I known that ahead of time since we arrived at night I would've never agreed to stay. The women's restroom needs severe help chipped paint and mold as you can see in the pictures I can go on and on but I won't. I don't recommend this place by any means you're better off staying someplace like Show Low. We looked at another RV resort on our way out here in St Johns and it was just as bad. If you need to stop for anything in this town food or gas is about the only thing I can recommend and make sure you wear a bullet proof bra.