Good for big rigs Mostly level…read moreFull hookups Friendly, helpful staff Have stayed 3 times on separate occasions Would definitely be back next year!

RUDE and NOT pet friendly! I called to ask for availability. First thing MaryAnn asked was if I…read morewas traveling with a dog. When I said I was, without asking what breed or size she declined and very sarcastically said "Thank you" then hung up.

Have been wintering at SunHaven for 5yrs. Great park, good people. Lots of activities in a…read moreawesome location. Wonderful views of surrounding mountains

Beautiful place amazing service. I would definitely go back. Best customer service everything was…read moreaccessible friendly stuff.

Another great stay at Eagle View RV Resort. We have stayed here several times over the past few…read moreyears. Eagle View RV Resort has many great spots with wonderful views, nice amenities all for a very fare rate and and centrally located to everything you could need in Fountain Hills AZ. Just minutes away and yes even a free shuttle to Fort McDowell Casino . What we really enjoy is that while you are close to Fountain Hills when you are Eagle View RV Resort you feel mikes away from the city and the park has a peaceful and tranquil feel. In addition one more important thing to mention is the staff has been incredibly friendly, helpful and polite. And yes the park is dog friendly but people still need to use common sense and keep your dog on a lease and pick up after them. We have really enjoyed our stay and look forward to a return visit again soon. I would just like to include a very sincere thank you to Kris. Thank you for choosing a beautiful spot for us. I really appreciate your time, consideration for our dogs and all your help. You made our stay wonderful And yes, please check out my pics. Yes the pictures of the cows were real . They just strolled right down the street along the fence line of our camp site doing a little grass and weed maintenance . They just made the stay even more memorable. Have a blessed day

Not a short term friendly spot. Parked me as far away from the dog park as possible...with very…read morerestrictive pet rules. Pool was never uncovered on the weekend...50 amp only...bring a reducer if you are 30 amp...the sewer connection is the worst... standard is 4"...theirs is 6. Even Walmart doesn't have a reducer...so...can't drain...and they don't even let you know. Office is only manned M - F 10 - 4. Parking is rough...not a ton of room to back in, and if you go to the back of the space, you will need lots if fresh water hose, electricity cord, n sewer hose. If you want to do short term... go somewhere else. On the good...very secure, very quiet.

We stayed here for 3 nights traveling thru Arizona No shower…read morefacilities I'm including photos so you will know what to expect Also at the beginning of the street there are people living in broken down trailers I do not recommend this place

I don't do a good job keeping track of all the hikes I complete (unlike other friends I know who…read moredocument everything), so for the beginning of 2026, I'm going to try to do a better job of documentation. I love the Lost Dutchman and have been here several times and it never gets old and each time I come, I am still so awestruck by the beauty of this mountain. Years ago, I completed Flatiron with my then partner and didnt know that it was rated a very difficult hike. I enjoyed it, got a really nice work out and liked the scramble up to the top! I just remember it was quite windy at the top but spectacular views. Dogs are allowed on Flatiron, but don't do that to your pup, its a pretty gnarly hike, let your puppy rest honestly as I saw so many doggies struggling. Tonight, I came just for a leisurely stroll right before sunset and also hoping to catch the first almost full moon of 2026. I love nature and being outdoors and my favorite way to spend time. Park entrance was packed tonight and the fee was $10. There is a small visitor center with souvenirs, guides, some snacks, bathrooms and last minute hiking needs. I think you can also camp here, check on their website. I parked in the Cholla day use lot and did part of the Treasure Loop and hiked for about 3 miles slowly, and spent about 2+ hours in the park. My goal tonight wasn't really to hike strenously but more to get a glimpse of the sunset and the beautiful 2026 Wolf Moon. All my goals were accomplished. Park is well maintained. I used the bathroom and it was very clean and a nice park bathroom. Plenty of covered picnic tables too. Park closed at 8pm tonight (winter). There are all different level trails here and the rangers here are super nice and helpful. Ask them any questions and they are happy to help. There are also many kinds of free maps available in the visitor center. I had a MTB map, a hiking trail map, a birding map, a native plant map! I am all mapped up! If you come and do a hike, wear sturdy hiking shoes, wear sunscreen, head covering, bug spray (there were quite a lot of mosquitoes when I hiked tonight which annoyed the heck out of me as I left my bug spray at home), lots of water, some snacks, and also headlamps (I hiked back down after sunset and the headlamp helped a lot). One of the best AZ state parks, the views are amazing (so many couples here getting their photos professionally taken), definitely check it out.

Took a cruise through the park on our way back from Canyon Lake & Tortilla Flat. Beautiful place to…read morecatch the sunset as well.

A friend actually works at oasis. Not for the park but a patron that lives there . I called and…read moretalked to Ben , nice guy. However the owner found that my son and families rv were not up to their standards. They say it's a family park but no playgrounds and the park is small with lots of sexual predators around. The price is one of the lesser monthly rates so at least they can be compatible since no amenities promised .

Almost everything is fine. It is not spacious living though, your packed in like a sardine can here.read more

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

We play regularly at the Golden Vista RV Resort... fabulous people there and always a great time!…read moreMy band is "J.C. and the Juke Rockers".... GREAT people there... they always dance to every song!

stayed here on a recent trip out west in my motorhome. great spot for the price too. Wonderful…read moreneighbors and beautiful view of the mountains

Nice hidden gem of a park, off the main road so you almost never ever hear any cars etc, the…read morestorage facility is between the park and main road and large brick wall blocks the road noise. You can socialize with neighbors or keep to yourself, your choice, I mostly stay to myself and it's very pleasant here. Year rate is the way to go, there was a raise to it a year back, I hope no further raises for a few years . I recommend you pay 2 or more years in advance to be sure you lock in current price. I really enjoy it here, been here going on 3 years now. There is no issues with sewer like someone posted many years ago, that was a one off issue it sounded like, 3 years now and everything is great here, no issues. Management is always doing various upgrades and maintenance. Highly recommend you grab a spot and do yearly, do it quick before there are no spots available. Best price on propane is right around the corner on Ironwood, closed to all stores, great convenient location.

Made a road trip stop to check out the lake and marina. There is a paddle boat ride you can take!…read moreDefinitely worth coming back to. Beautiful drive and lake. Was crowded on Sunday afternoon though.

Came up for the afternoon & picked a great day to do it. Lots of boats were at the marina & people…read moreenjoying a gorgeous Arizona day. Good place for kayakers as well. You can go to the lake or even stop at the vista point lookout stop just before the lake to check out the views as well.

There is a serious problem at this park with feral and stray cats, where the residents are the only…read moreones who take it upon themselves to handle the situation. There are four in the park who have taken it upon themselves to do TNR to try to manage the problem. For those who may not know, TNR is Trap, Neuter, and Release. The cats are trapped, taken to a local spay clinic, and then brought back home to recover. They must be released where they were trapped. There have been at least 10 cats in the park TNR'd by the residents, some of which were pregnant, and those pregnancies were aborted. Some found loving homes, and some went to a barn cat program. At least two were too feral and were returned to the park as required by law. In Arizona, killing or harming feral and stray animals is considered a form of animal cruelty and is illegal. This includes actions such as trapping them in inhumane conditions, leaving them to die, or using them as bait. The law protects all animals, including community cats, from mistreatment, poisoning, and unsafe trapping methods. Instead of taking care of the problem as the property manager, Diana Hopps chooses to punish the residents who have chosen to take it upon themselves to handle the stray/feral cat population humanely. The residents at Sunny Crest Mobile Home Park are living on a limited income with ever-increasing lot rents and being forced to pay for yearly palm trimmings. The least the park could do is pay to hire one of the many humane and knowledgeable cat trappers in the area to TNR these cats. She complains that she "smells cat urine," and there are residents who complain that the ferals have urinated on their plants or yard furniture, yet the property manager does nothing about it except to complain about smelling urine, when those residents are doing their best to try to alleviate the problem with TNR. But we are not professionals and need help with this process. The park needs to hire someone to do TNR. Feeding feral/stray cats offers several benefits, including: - Improving their physical condition: A consistent food source can help a malnourished cat regain weight and improve its overall health. -Easier TNR: Regular feeding can make it easier to trap the cat for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, which are vital for controlling the stray population. -Monitoring their health for injuries that may require veterinary care. animals -Bonding and socialization: Consistent interaction, starting with feeding, might lead to eventual socialization, making the cat more adoptable. Marchea S.

Since June of 2025 a new Resident Manager was placed in charge of our park. Diana has been truly a…read moregodsend to Sunny Crest. Right out of the gate, she started making much-needed improvements here. The community looks so much better now and looks like an enjoyable place to live, which it is now. I appreciate all the effort to making the improvements and future plans for the park. I would highly recommend living here in Sunny Crest MHP!