This was just an overnight stop for us, but we would've been happy to spend a longer time here!…read more What a gem! Friendly staff, large park, lots of trees, spacious gravel sites, very clean grounds and amenities, 2 pools, an onsite restaurant and a well stocked registration area. They have several upgrade options to some sites...a double deck patio, outdoor kitchen, fire place...choose the level you want! They also have sites that are covered, which is super deluxe. I did read a review that said the area was sketchy, but it felt very safe to us. I didn't see anything funky outside or inside the park. It did look like it's in an older section of town, but don't hesitate to stay here! We loved it.

Very well-maintained site! We stayed here for a night in a tent spot, and it was perfect for what…read morewe needed. The bathrooms were clean, there was 2 pools, and everyone was very friendly. Each spot had a bear box and a covered picnic table.

Came here on a night walk early June. The park is well maintained and the guides were amazing. We…read moredid ice breakers to start and really enjoyed that each guide has their own expertise. We learned about the unique wildlife, rock formations, insects and constellations! I highly recommend.

I went here for a night walk in June and had an amazing time with friends! The Rangers were so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. I thought it was pretty cool the way they reflected pictures onto the ground of the animals they discussed. They taught us not just about the animals of the desert, but also about the rock formations, and constellations as well . They did an introduction before we set out on the trail and an icebreaker, which I also thought was a cool little activity to help us all feel more comfortable. I would definitely do this again, and recommend it for anyone who's never done it. This would be a great activity to bring an out-of-town friend on. FYI- the hell when you first start, the trail is pretty steep.. I was huffing and puffing a bit lol. If you have any knee injuries or struggle with steep land, you might want to sit this one out. The rest of the trail is flat after however the hill is needed to start and end the trail (it probably took like 1-2 minutes to scale it). Also to find the area where the hike starts, you'll want to drive all the way through the park until you get to the parking lot on the left. For some reason, I thought it would be pretty close to when you enter the park, however, it is a little drive.

So here's the cool thing: While most (all?) other campgrounds on Mt. Lemmon are closed during the…read morewinter and open in the summer, Molino Basin has a season that is just the opposite: open from November 1st through early May. During the closed season, the paved road system is only accessible to bikes and pedestrians, and no camping is allowed. Thanks to Google, here's some additional useful tidbits: This campground lies within the desert grassland and open oak woodland ecosystems, at an altitude of around 4,300 feet. There are 37 campsites which can accommodate trailers up to 22 feet in length. Camping (or day-use) costs $10.00 per vehicle, and all fees are payable at the time you occupy the site. There's a limit of two vehicles and ten persons per site, for up to 14 days. This accessible campground features rest rooms (the non-flushing kind), picnic areas, an Arizona Trail trailhead and a group-use site by reservation. So why do I dig this place? During the summer, I can haul my kids and their bikes to the campground and have miles of paved roads (and public restrooms) all to ourselves. I don't THINK we were even breaking any laws/rules by being there. Sure, we have to go early or we'll end up featured on the 5:00 news.

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!

Beautiful group campground! Roger keeps it clean and stocked. The weather is great and the sites…read moreare easy to get to. Mount Lemmon is beautiful with lots of activities to keep you busy.

I reserved Site 1 at this campground for my group to use in late April and had a fantastic…read moreexperience. The camp host called me a few days before our reservation to confirm everything, go over the main details, and to ask me if I had any questions. I was greeted again by Bill when I arrived and had no problem finding the campsite. It's near the top of the mountain and the drive up is stunning. Our campsite had everything we needed including electricity. The huge fire ring is wonderful for a large group and the covered table area was wonderful. Bill and his wife serviced our outhouse multiple times while we were there and the trash was emptied regularly. Each site has it's own parking "lot" and there are sidewalks leading to the fire ring and ramada. I will definitely camp here again in the future and look forward to coming back! Hopefully Bill and his wife will still be there as they're the best camp hosts.

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.

This place is beautiful, the experienced office staff are great. There is a hiking trail that is so…read morebeautiful that leads directly from this RV park and takes you past nature preserves. The pool is heated and the hot tub is awesome with beautiful palm trees lining the pool area. Gorgeous grounds, plants and great barbeque pits in a big gazebo. Big outdoor shuffle board court. Eucalyptus trees shade a beautiful courtyard. This place is just gorgeous! Very relaxing, laid back. Inside the lounge, there is coffee in the mornings and there is also a game room with a pool table and other activities! There is also a large weight room full of different equipment. Laundry room is clean and there are two bath houses! This will always be my favorite place to stay in Tucson.

Not a safe place to camp anymore unfortunately. Used to be a great area but now the area is filled…read morewith people living out of their cars and trash everywhere.

Easy overnite. I've camped here 8-10 times. Will likely be back…read more Only had a problem once, a camper lost control of her dogs. Over fast. Quiet nights. Convenient! Some shiny spots, broken glass. Eyes open. Spread out. ButtsRLitter2

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.

Neighbor that had za blue tarp over his rig for 3 of the months stay that made a horrible noise…read moreevery nite and really got bad when thee the wind blew which is almost every night. Manager never stop by to ask if it was a problem.. PLUS it looked like hell.

Surrounded by beautiful cactus. The occasional donkey walking through the park. Wonderful owners…read more One of the ladies makes the best egg rolls that you can buy from them. We could get our mail there. It was a lovely place to stay.

A nice getaway! We reserved camping spot #11, and the site is on a slope. The pros about the site…read moreare you are away from people. The background is gorgeous with the pine trees and the mountain. The cons are going up and down to get camping gear from the parking area. The campsite is not recommended for the elderly or people with ambulatory challenges. Here are things to consider before camping at Rose Canyon Campground: 1. Bring a source of light (I.e., flashlight, headlight, and LED lantern light.) It's very dark at night, and there is no light source. 2. A gas camping grill. There is a fire ban during my stay. So that's mean can't BBQ and make a campfire. 3. Make a portable bathroom with a privacy tent. The campground has a vault toilet. It's a walk, and it's very dark at night. 4. Pack up on the hand sanitizer and baby wipes because there are no handwashing stations. Or you can make your own handwashing area. 5. Most important of all is to bring plenty of water. The campsite can be reserve and get info at -https://camprrm.com/parks/arizona/tucson/rose-canyon-campground/ Happy Camping!

This WAS one of my favorite campgrounds…read more While checking in at Rose Canyon Campground 9/23/22 with my reservation, I was asked to show my Senior Annual Pass. I ALWAYS have my hangtag with my Senior Annual Pass to show. Shane, at kiosk, said Recreation.gov ONLY honors Senior Lifetime Pass. Shane charged me extra $52.00 because I didn't have a Senior Lifetime Pass. My friends behind me in their car were witnessing this transaction. After my camping trip up at Rose Canyon Campground, I went to Sabino Canyon Visitor Center to inquire about why Recreation.gov changed their Senior Passes and how I had to pay an additional fee of $52.00. The employees showed me their brochure which clearly states that my Senior Annual Pass was VALID and I should have NOT BEEN CHARGED the extra fees !. I promptly notified Recreation.gov and through lengthy emails, screen shots of charges, Rose Canyon Campground Facility Manager said that I DID NOT SHOW my Senior Annual Pass to Shane and that's why I was charged!!! WOW !!! MY FRIENDS WERE EYE WITNESSES THAT I SHOWED MY HANGTAG TO SHANE !!! I know the PROTOCOL because I camp a lot and KNOW TO SHOW MY HANGTAG WITH MY SENIOR ANNUAL PASS !!! Rose Canyon Campground Facility Manager has accused me of something I did not do in order for them NOT to reimburse me for the extra fees of $52.00. *** How many SENIOR CITIZENS have they done this to ??? SHAME ON YOU ROSE CANYON CAMPGROUND FACILITY MANAGER AND SHANE FOR EXTRA CHARGES AND TREATING A SENIOR CITIZEN FREQUENT CAMPER AT ROSE CANYON CAMPGROUND IN THIS MANNER !!!