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"

Peaceful and beautiful. This campground has nice sized spots with freshly layered rock flats on…read moreeach site. The A loop has 30/50 electric and water at each site with a central dump. Most important once you are comfy are the staggeringly beautiful views. Come and relax.

The Good: very nicely taken care of, easy to park in the spaces…read more The bad: they have a new policy that will not allow camper/tow vehicles over 40 feet in length total. Although there are plenty of spots in which those kind can fit, they have made the decision to not allow bigger vehicles in here. Make sure to check before you come!

This is a great rv resort outside of the Tucson area. Close to hiking trails, beautiful views and…read moresunsets. Plenty of beautiful birds and wildlife within the area. We enjoyed our time so much we are going back! Many rvers from all over the continent!

Very nice amenities in the park. Staff is friendly and super helpful. You really couldn't ask for a…read morenicer group of people. Everyone here is very friendly and we had absolutely no problems during our stay. Would highly recommend this place if you enjoy friendly people and excellent staff and a very nice homie atmosphere.

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.

This is our place to stay when we are in Tucson. It is conveniently located, close to downtown and…read moreuniversity. Pros: Office Manager Michelle is super helpful. This is probably the reason we come here :) Clean site Location location and location Security gate (new this year?) Small RV community Close to Tucson bike path Shuttle service (nice!) Good free WiFi Easy, reliable and clean full hook up Easy reservation process and check in/out Cons: Not in the best part of Tucson but I always feel safe inside the RV Park and even walking my dogs outside (remember... this is in the city!) Essentially no shade Small pool

This was our first stop on a very long road trip (CA to FL). We decided to stop in Tucson AZ for 2…read morenights to visit with friends and check out a few of the local places they either work at or recommend. This was the best rated RV park close to their home and in town. I felt safe as it was gated, and told it's not the best part of town. The office staff was very kind, helpful and accommodating. Our road trips are usually not planned and figure it out as we go. So we were able to book same day and they also offered a Good Sam discount. There aren't trees and no grass, but we didn't bring our pups on this trip, so it wasn't a big deal. The sites are a good size, back in and pull through sites are available. I am sure this won't be the first time we will stay, and I think we want to see more that AZ has to offer. If you are in the Tucson area and looking for a RV park, do check this one out if you want to be close to the night life.

July 26, 2018 to present, probably until September 26, maybe October 26: Site 54 $375+ electric:…read moreRoads paved, concrete patios on most sites, but short term is all gravel, our landing gear is set up is on gravel, 1-2 inch rock. Our site is at the edge of the road so we have a street light, metal table and metal chairs. Light is not an issue for stargazing as 5 freeway lights illuminate the entire park. Speaking of which, there is a high wall between the park and IH 10. Only sound you hear is when some moron thinks his car will go faster with loud pipes punches it down the ramp. Pool room, game room, TV room has good AC. Shower, laundry and mail room no AC, or at least they do not turn it on and the doors are left open. Not a problem for us as we have our own machines on board. Pool, that was a problem for me. It is a "Designated Smoking Area". WHAT????? I am seriously allergic to tobacco, so pool was not an option. And the smokers sit under the patio cover, with the fans running on them, blowing their nasty stink all over Rhonda is manager M-F, someone else is there for the weekend, Rhonda does not live on property. Rhonda is very helpful and easy to get along with. She said if we did not like our original site (68) we could look at the one we finally chose. Very friendly. When we arrived, someone told us not to leave anything out as the homeless will steal it. We saw 2 homeless people in the daytime right after we arrived. Since then there has been no sign of them. There is CCTV in the park. We originally cable locked our chairs, but stopped and have had no problems. Yes I would come back here. There are some park models here, and they are getting old, but they are well kept for the most part. Some permanent residents had Class A's in not so good condition visually. The sites are close where your awning will almost touch your neighbors RV, but as we were parked next to the road with our door facing roadside, it was like we had a large yard, be it concrete and asphalt, outside our door. We have a long term neighbor behind us who does not believe they should pick up their dog poop. I counted 4 piles the day I arrived when I went over to see if my truck would interfere with his backing up (we both have duallys). Last night we were outside enjoying the cool 89 degree night, and saw the lady with her dog. The dog pooped along the side of the road but in the gravel next to their rig, and she picked the dog up (but not the poop) and went in. This morning on our walk (only 79 degrees) I counted at least 30 piles of poop, around and UNDER their RV. Rhonda said she would be right on it. There was some improvement in a couple of hours.

While PRINCE IN TUCSON provides a convenient location to plug in for a few days, weeks, or months _…read moreThere's alot to be said about management when they take callers for granted, by making offensive comments which are clearly condescending and disrespectful, and behind their backs to a friend I've known for 30 years. I was a caller making plans on behalf of a friend, who needed to plug in for a few days while visiting me in Tucson. Experience tells me, that as a business owner, I'm just as much a customer by making the phone call, particularly, when I'm sending Rhonda a paying customer. My review may not mean much to the masses, but I know that the Good Sam Club cares about matters like this because such behavior reflects poorly on them. As an individual, I'm a man of principal, and will air my concerns when a public platform provides me the opportunity. I want to close by saying, that this YELP review only pertains to the customer service I experienced and not my friend.

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.

We came here for a two-night stay and was very happy with the accommodations. A reasonable walk to…read morethe campas and to downtown. The property is wonderful with its very own grapefruit tree in the yard. The owner is pleasant and the price is reasonable for the location. The only thing I can say that would be a concern to some is the shower in the suite we were in, the Elegant Deco Room. It follows the pitch of the roof and has a low ceiling. With the shower head coming from above it will be difficult for tall people to shower comfortably. I am 5'9" and the shower heads is extremely low. Also worth noting, while the owner said the neighborhood is extremely safe we encountered some strange behavior from Tucson residents. While driving back from a concert around midnight I almost ran over a drunk that was laying partially on the curb and partially on the street in front of the house. Very bizarre and I was glad to have missed them on a rather dark street. The room was clean and comfortable with ample room to stretch out. The Kuerig was a nice touch, too. We will stay here again.

Comfortable Bed, Dusty Room, Dangerous Stairs, Dilapidated Furniture -…read moreWe stayed in 'Uncle Duke's Room'. The king bed & pillows proved to be one of the most comfortable of any of the hotels we stayed at for the 2 weeks we toured Arizona - including the luxury hotels! (topped only by the bed at Grand Canyon's Thunderbird Lodge - see our other reviews if interested) That's a big plus for this B&B. I was dismayed at the layer of fine dust over every surface - including the tops of the night stands which anyone would be bound to notice. There were a couple of dead flies on the window sills - in plain sight when we went to turn on the air conditioning - which rattled gustily but worked. I was happy to sit in the leather wing chair & prop my feet up on the ottoman with the a/c blasting away but my husband couldn't get comfortable on either side of the room due to the a/c by the chair & the wobbly table & broken lamp sitting in front of the a/c on the other side. He was also turned off by the stuffing showing through the cracked leather. The bare wall facing the bed with the wall mounted fan & large TV & cables stole some of the room's charm too. Despite us both being ~ 6' tall, the bedroom ceiling was fine. We thought our bathroom was across a private hall - ie no one else would see us but its in front of another bedroom & visible to all visitors to the floor. The sharp slant of the shower made taking a shower impossible for either of us. I tried taking a tub bath the first night & the last morning but despite letting the water run for 20 mins - there was NO hot or warm water to be had. The sink's hot water supply was almost instant. My husband's clearest memory is the difficulty navigating the corner of the staircase to our 2nd level bedroom. The staircase has a sharp turn to the left; 3 treads fan from a 2" barely there width to tippy toe only width against the wall - too big a distance to just skip over. The room had a keurig machine altho sparse supplies - which was fine - we travel with our own. The mini frig was a welcome sight. My husband went down to the exterior building that houses the kitchen both mornings for a bite to eat - which he enjoyed. The hostess was friendly & very chatty. We did have trouble finding the house when we arrived after dark - couldn't see any house numbers but a nice neighbor pointed us to the correct house. Parking is on the street right in front. The price was inexpensive at $120/night. Having a comfortable night's rest is so important but there were too many negatives that are management-oriented for us to recommend this hotel.