El Presidio Parking Garage, Downtown Tucson, AZ, Early Dec, 2025…read more We were visiting Tucson for the first time, and needed parking downtown. Our first stop would be the Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center, and we identified this underground garage, with 556 designated parking spaces, as the closest public garage near our destination. Our GPS directed us to the garage's non-congested Alameda St entrance, where it was easy to enter and later to exit. (There is also an entrance from Pennington Street). Parking rates were posted on large signs before you entered the garage (see below). This is a day-use garage, with no overnight parking. It's open Monday-Friday, 6 am to 8 pm, and Saturday-Sunday, 9 am to 6 pm. They're closed on legal holidays. Per the garage's website, "The downtown Tucson Pima County El Presidio Parking Garage is a three level underground parking structure. It is located beneath El Presidio Park, between Tucson City Hall and the old Pima County Courthouse. Pedestrian access/egress is via four elevators or stairwells located in the park. This garage is located near Superior Court, Administration and the Historic Courthouse (Attractions and Tourism, Visit Tucson, and the Gem and Mineral museum) buildings. It is adjacent to City Hall and close to the Federal Office Building." Note that garage height clearance is 6 feet, 2 inches, and tow trailers are not permitted. Security is provided by uniformed officers on patrol. (We did see a uniformed officer, twice in fact, in the courtyard directly above the garage). Parking rates. The minimum parking rate is $2 (for 0 to 2 hours), increasing hourly by $1 to a maximum daily rate of $8 (for 7+ hours). Payment is by cash or credit card. NOTE: you can get free parking with a $20 purchase at the nearby Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center or by buying tickets to the Gem and Mineral Museum ($15, for adults 13-64; $10 seniors 65+).

I parked in Lot 2 for six days. When I returned, I got my luggage and went to the shuttle pickup…read morespot. The shuttle was already there, so there was no wait and no need to call. The driver had me to my car quickly, even though I was the last one to be dropped off.

I parked in lot 3 on 9/9/26 at 5:06 AM. It was dark and no one was there. I tried a phone number…read moreposted within the lot but it was not for Quick Park. At 86, the walk to the airport was exhausting. I looked up the number for Quick Park and called them when I returned on 9/14/26 to request a ride and the man must have been stressed out because he screamed at me. He kept telling me that he needed to see the card given to me on 9/9/26 and I kept telling him that there was no one there to give me a card. My receipt showed 9/10/26 to 9/14/26 but It should have been 9/9/26 to 9/14/26. The total on the receipt was $22.95 but my credit card statement shows $27.54. How confusing!

Important Update: the both is now automated except for major events (and then it is manned). There…read moreare now FOUR cameras set up to catch any car going in any direction. They'll read your license plate in/out and match it up with your time of payment (or lack there of)! At least the new QR code for prepaying your parking is fairly easy. It goes even faster after your initial 5 minute app setup. Parking spaces are still tight-ish and entrance is still NOT off of Church but rather off of Granada.

---August 2026 update after we completed our rental---…read more My wife, two large dogs, and I rented the large (30-foot, C30) RV for three weeks starting end of July 2026. We went to Michigan and back -- 4,700 miles. It was the first time any of us rented an RV as well as camped in an RV. Hence I was concerned about many things. YouTube is a great place to learn such things, as well as neighbors and friends. Overall, this Tucson location (Rincon Rentals) is a very good business and staffed with good people. Everyone was very helpful and professional. If you want to quit reading this review, I highly recommend Cruise America if you are new to RVs and/or you don't want to buy. Great value and a decent product. Driving the large, 30-foot RV was not that hard. Be aware that the US interstate system is in bad shape with lots of bumps and construction zones. Bad for all vehicles, but worse for RVs. 1. Driving: It drives and rides just little worse a modern, full size pick up. Stayed put on the road without much issue, even with semi-trucks all around us and windy days. The height, width, and turning radius are the major differences. On the main roads, most of the trees have already been battered out of the way by commercial vehicles. But you definitely have to watch out in neighborhoods and parking lots since many trees are not trimmed to a 12-foot clearance. The width including the mirrors takes up almost the entire travel lane so careful attention is needed to keep yourself centered. Turning radius was my biggest challenge and I often found myself underestimating how much room I needed. It turns VERY wide. 2. Noise and Vibration: Not bad noise at 55 mph, but noise gets exponentially louder as you reach 75 mph...probably 70-80 dB. Some roads in Texas created such terrible road noise that we wore our noise canceling earphones. It was loud like being in the last row of those old jets (MD-80s) with the two engines in the back. It is a home on wheels so there is a lot of shaking and rattling. Make sure everything is secure on the upper bunk or you may find it coming down on you. The noise and vibration is comparable to rental moving vans. 3. Recommended Supplies: Walmart has a large, in-store RV supply selection and prices are the same or better than Amazon. The refrigerator needs to be +-3 degrees side-to-side to work, so buy two sets of leveling blocks ($33 per set at Walmart). Only about half of the campgrounds were level enough. An electrical tester/surge protector ($30 on Amazon) helps verify the electrical hookup is safe. We found widely varying water pressures so get a water pressure regulator ($25 on Amazon). Some campgrounds require an "air-tight" sewer connection, so you'll need an elbow ($16 at Walmart) that attaches to the bare hose Cruise America provides. While not required, RV toilet paper ($8 for 8 rolls at Walmart) is highly recommended so your black water more easily flows. 4. Roof Air Conditioner: The roof air conditioner is LOUD. This is not a Cruise America issue, it is an RV-wide issue since they mostly all use the same Dometic roof air conditioner unit. We ended up closing the bedroom door (that is, opening the bathroom door) when we slept which significantly reduced the noise level while still allowing the cooled air to reach us. I do not think you can do this with the smaller models. 5. Fuel Economy: Fuel economy is rated 8-10 mpg. We achieved 9.1 mpg. 6. Ethanol Fuels: The vehicle engine can run on E85 fuel (15% ethanol), the generator which draws fuel from the main gas tank can only use E90 (10% ethanol) or less ethanol. We found that this was only an issue in Iowa where they sell E80 and E85 at a significantly reduced price. 7. RV Overall: The RV we got from the Tucson location was clean and in great shape with 43,000 miles. I believe it was a 2025 model. Everything worked and we had no concerning issues. It appears Cruise America sells their RVs after they reach about 150,000 miles since the ones listed for sale have about that many miles.

A great trip to new Mexico!!! Everything went smoothly - Had a wonderful experience staff was…read morehelpful and was able to bring my pup along for the ride win win

Jason and team were very kind and accommodating as I made the transition over a few days trying to…read moreget my schoolie bus to their location. I appreciate that my veteran status was recognized. Initially I was provided a tour of the grounds in a golf cart. The day I parked ny bus I felt welcomed. The grounds appeared clean and organized. The area is fenced with a coded gate entry. The team here very professional. Thank you Tucson RV :)

This team has been fantastic. Seamless rental and set up. They were patient with me as I was…read morebooking/moving the RV locally, but I was out of state. Definitely recommend!

Nice looking car wash, but does not accept debit or credit cards, even though they offer itread more

This is my third visit to this car wash and probably my last. The past 2 visits the automatic…read moretouchless car wash misses entire sections of the lower part of a car all the way around. The facility does have an RV washing station and a pet washing station that I have not used. The machines also require exact change if you are paying by cash and the rates are not an even amount ($7, $9, etc.), so do not expect to get change back or plan to use a card.

Covered storage, nicely paved, power at space, reasonable costs, great security fence , cameras and…read moregated only access. Dump station and a good location for access to I-10. Manager Dave friendly and helpful.

I rented a space there for my trailer and truck. It is an outstanding spot with covered storage…read moreand electricity. The customer service is excellent. Would recommend this for anyone that would appreciate the comfort level assiated with leaving expensive equipment in a secure location.

Only place in Tucson to rent a Harley from and was not disappointed! Took care of us and even set…read moreus up with a great deal. Bikes were in great shape and had no issues. Highly recommend this place.

If there were - stars it would be -10 stars. Rented 3 bikes…read morefor 3 days and was told on 2 different occasions that we would be getting 2017 Street Glides ( red, black and blue). We were also told to pick up Sunday from 8-9. Upon our arrival on Sunday 9/17 at 8am, no one was there until 8:25 after we made a call. We were then given 2- 2008 Street Glides one with 90,000 miles and one with 62,000 miles and 1- 2015 Road Glide with 42,000 miles. Within 1 mile of driving the one 2008 broke down when it lost rear shifter peg. We tried to call owner and had to leave message. He then had his son call us and ask where we were and that he would meet us and fix it. We had to ask for tools to ensure we didn't break down again. After then proceeding to Mt Lemmon, 2 bikes had to turn back because they weren't running correctly. We then called the owner and stated we were turning in the bikes after only a few hours of driving. When we asked for our deposit back we were informed that we could have continued to drive the bikes and we needed to give a 48 hour notice. Why the hell should we continue to drive broken bikes when we are being charged $150 per bike per day. Stay away from these guys. No good you will end up having a terrible time. First time visitors to Arizona, last time renting from these guys.