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Sun Valley

4.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Superstition Buttes Mhp

Superstition Buttes Mhp

(2 reviews)

I think the person giving the park only a "one" star, was "exaggerating." We've lived in the park…read morefor about 4 years now, & It's safe, clean, and quiet. The water gets turned off perhaps, once or twice every few months, but definitely not every week. Perhaps, there was one month this last year where it was turned off more often but usually, only for about 2-3 hours at a time. We are on the park's email list & are told ahead of time, when the water would be turned off, what day, & which locations inside the park it would affect. The pool is ALWAYS clean & it's quiet here, something that did not happen in 2014 when we lived in a "prestigious" Fullerton, CA area. The climate here is dry & healthy for people with breathing problems or arthritic conditions. Doctors in this area are AWESOME & we're close to the 60 freeway, Sprouts & Safeway. Whenever I call the office, someone usually always either returns my call or picks up the phone. Ramona in the office, has been here for several years and has done a terrific job answering questions about COVID policies in the park they are FORCED to follow per Gov. Ducey's order(s). The restrooms & laundry room are meticulously clean. Also, this area is low elevation for people who "get sick" when living in high elevation areas. There is an excellent "Filiberto's Mexican food drive through" down the street that provide excellent healthy, inexpensive, fresh food that is reasonably priced w/bean/rice perfect protein combos. On certain days, we get chicken tacos or bean tostados for only about $2.00 where we have never gotten sick from the food. There are several Canadians who have homes in the park & they are gone about 6 months yearly, making the park "quiet;" again something we did not have when living in California. There will always be something "not so perfect" about living in any mobile home park; we've owned 3 mobile homes in three different states. We've been here 4 years, which is the longest we've ever lived in any mobile home park because other parks or areas were MUCH WORSE. How about having "outside the park" children entering the pool leaving feces in the pool with the pool never properly emptied & sanitized afterwards? This NEVER happened here at Superstition Buttes mobile home park and happened TWICE in the allegedly, so-called prestigious Fullerton, CA park we used to live in around 2014. How about having to listen to "pot-smelling, foul-mouth music lyrics & foul-mouth relatives visiting daily," right next door with the CA MH park managers not being able to do doing anything about it? Happened to us, & we were forced to move from our beautiful, large 3-bedroom, 2 bath home with a shed & outside green garden because management did nothing in CA. We have NOT had any noise here in the park, no foul-mouth neighbors, and no loud music inside this park. I take it back.... One time, I emailed the park management about 9 PM, about some "loud Mexican music." MGT emailed me back within about half an hour explaining that sound travels inside the park; it was coming from outside the park, outside their jurisdiction. I'm not "being racist" by calling it "Mexican music," because the lyrics were in Spanish with that European "hoomph pah" sound in "Mexican music." We call the drive through down the street, a "Mexican food drive-through," because that kind of food & it's recipes originated from "Mexico." We like Mexican food because the hot sauce is healthy, & rice and beans make a complete, perfect protein. BTW, RV'ers' are not called, "homeless, but transients" where they often temporarily live in RV's & pay rent to park in the East, Back-side of this MH park. They travel here from cold states to get out of the cold. Some RV'ers work the guard gates at the entrance in exchange for rent on their RV's parked in the back because that's what many mobile home parks & places in tourist areas do. We have NEVER had anything stolen here and NEVER had any break-ins where we live; however, I did hear that one time, someone got their golf-cart stolen in the day time near the pool area - did they leave their keys in the golf cart? I don't know. What I'm trying to say is that many people like the country music & square dance activities here in the park, along with the always CLEAN pool & public areas. I think there were two times where certain areas of the park's electricity had to be shut off for repairs, but when I called the ER number in the evening, the gentleman promptly answered the phone & told me when to expect the electricity to be back on. One of the two times, the cause came from outside the park during a storm & was not the park's fault. It's MUCh worse in other MH parks & the owners here own several MH parks where they've been doing this for years. We're staying here unless AZ goes full "blue," then we'll move to a "red" state. We saw beautiful CA destroyed by "corrupt, "blue" Politicians" & that's why we're in AZ.

This mobile park is bad news! Water is turned off every…read moreweek(dangerous during COVID-19) There is security but seems that homeless people living in vacant lots but they do not monitor, seems that they don't want to be bothered. Try to communicate with manager in office but is so unfriendly that it's clear they don't want to be bothered. From talking to several residents the owner, who I think is Bill is even worse to deal with. I'm looking to relocate but I won't be buying from here, just too many negative reviews.

Val Vista Village

Val Vista Village

(23 reviews)

Disclaimer: the views expressed here are those of a twenty something girl obsessed with her far off…read moreretirement who, despite her wildest dreams, does not live in an awesome retirement resort community, only visits them from time to time on work related trips. This place rocks. Seriously. I've visited a few retirement communities in my day, and this one takes the cake. The entrance is typical and unassuming, but tiddy. What's waiting on the other side of the stucco guard shack (safety: check) is a real treat. The streets and sidewalks are clean, the mobile homes are adorable and proudly display placques in each owner's taste (wether it be Steelers colors and a wood carving) listing their name and where they are from, nice touch. The tiny lawns are all well manicured, there's a nice Pleasantville feeling to it all. It's all very lovely, but the club house is what it's all about. There's a nice fitness center, a billards room, a pool and a huge spa, with a poolside bar. What?! That's right, a poolside bar! The bartender was clad in a colorful Hawaiian shirt, very Margaritaville, no wonder the golf carts were lined up and the bike racks full! Well, what if your hobbies include more than drinking? That's your choice I suppose, so while I'm chillin' with the 'it's five o'clock somewhere' crowd you can mosey on over to guest services where they will be happy to provide you with an activities calendar. Better pull out your readers, they had to use smaller font to make room for all the awesome stuff they have planned! Everyday has at least 15 different games set up! Bocce ball! Yup! Pickle ball and tennis? Uh, yeah! Every card game I've ever heard of and several I haven't? You've got it! Not to mention the special events and performances. How about a craft fair? Or maybe check out the comedic stylings of "world famous" Jimmy Keyes! I don't know who Jimmy Keyes is, but he's wearing a crazy coat in the promotional banner, so you know it'll be a good time. The second I find a single retiree with a sweet rig I'm ditching my husband for the life I was meant for: retirement. You'll find the two of us enjoying the live band at the pool, margaritas in hand, in one of the many comfy cabanas!

This park is well taken care of with lots of activities to keep one busy. There is a daily band in…read morethe Courtyard with a bar and grill in operation.

Sun Valley - mobileparks - Updated November 2026

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