|
|
| Tucson Campgrounds & RV Park Directory |
 |
| Total of 24 Campgrounds / RV Parks |
|
|
| Beaudry RV Resort & Rally Park |
|
E-bnd: From Jct I-10 & exit 264B, W 0.75 mi on Irvington to Country Club, S 0.2 mi(L) |
| Cactus Country RV Resort |
|
Fr. Jct I-10 & Houghton Rd N .25 mi on Houghton Rd to access rd, E 0.9 mi(L) |
| Catalina |
|
From town, N 9 mi on SR-77 (R) |
| Coronado/Molino Basin |
|
From town, N 10 mi on Catalina Hwy (L) |
| Coronado/Rose Canyon |
|
From town NE 32.9 mi on FR-33 to FR-09, NW .2 mi(L) |
| Crazy Horse RV Park |
|
From Jct I-10 & Craycroft Rd(exit 268), N 0.25 mi on Craycroft Rd(L) |
| Desert Pueblo MHP |
|
From Jct of I-19 & Ajo Way (exit 99), W 0.5 mi on Ajo Way (R) |
| Desert Trails RV Park (formerly Justin) |
|
From Jct I-19 & Ajo Way (exit 99), W 9 mi on Ajo Way to San Joaquin Rd, N 2.5 mi(R) |
| Far Horizons Tucson Village |
|
From Jct I-10 & Kolb Rd exit, N 8 mi on Kolb Rd to Broadway E 1 mi to Pantano Rd, N .5 mi(L) |
| Gilbert Ray Campground |
|
Fr: Jct of Hwy 86 & Kinney Rd N 5 mi on Kinney Rd to McCain Loop Rd, W .5 mi(L) |
| Mission View RV Resort |
|
I19 South, Exit 92, East 1-1/2 miles on left |
| Park Lane Mobile Estates |
|
From Jct I-10 & Exit 262, SE 0.3 mi on Benson Hwy to Park Ave, SE 1.5 mi (L) |
| Pima/Swan RV Park |
|
Fr Jct I-10 & Grant Rd E 5.5 mi on Grant Rd to Swan Rd S .5 mi to Pima St, W 300ft (R) |
| Rincon Country East RV Resort |
|
From Jct I-10 & Kolb Rd(exit 270) N 4.8 mi on Kolb Rd to Escalante Rd, E 2.5 mi(L) |
| Rincon Country West RV Resort |
|
W-bnd: From Jct I-10 & Ajo Wy, W 3.6 mi on Ajo Wy to Mission Rd, S .5 mi(L) |
| Tra-Tel Tucson RV Park |
|
On the West side of I-10, exit 254, Prince Rd. Go 1/2 mile south on frontage rd. Turn right on Ft Lowell. We are on the right |
| Tucson Meadows |
|
From Jct I-10 & Kolb Rd N 6 mi on Kolb Rd to E Golf Links Rd, E 1 mi to Pantano Rd N .5 mi(R) |
| Voyager Resort |
|
Exit 270 @ I-10 |
| Western Way RV Resort |
|
Fr. Jct I-19 & Ajo Way exit W 6 mi on Ajo Way to Kinney Rd, N 1.5 mi to Western Way Cir, SW 500 ft(R) |
| Whispering Palms R V |
|
I 10 to exit (254) Prince Rd. east on Prince over R/R tracks to first light Romero Rd turn Right on right about 500 feet. |
| Tucson Mountain RV Park |
|
1-1/2 miles West of I-19. |
| Adventure Bound Camping Resorts |
|
|
| Caballo Loco RV Ranch |
|
I-19 South
Exit at Ajo Way, AZ 86 S.
21 miles S.W. on AZ 86 to Three Points, turn
South on AZ 286 for
11.2 Miles... Look for
Our sign on the left |
| Prince of Tucson RV Park |
|
From Westbound traffic exit 254 Prince Rd. At the Prince Road traffic signal turn left under I-10, merge into middle left turn lane. Turn left on to eastbound frontage road, turn right into Prince of Tucson driveway.
From Eastbound traffic will exit normally off I-10. Exit on Prince Road (exit #254) and merge to right hand lane on the frontage road. Continue to Prince Road intersection. Do not turn under I-10! Proceed straight thru the intersection and turn right into the Prince of Tucson’s driveway. |
|
| Add a Tucson Campground / RV Park |
|
| Latest Tucson, Arizona RV Park / Campground Reviews |
| Rincon Country West RV Resort |
| Reviewer : Ted Hamstra |
| From : 1100 |
| Date of review : December 30, 2009 |
| Rating : 10 |
| Date of stay : 2/2007 |
| We really enjoyed the park as it was very clean |
|
|
| Desert Trails RV Park (formerly Justin) |
| Reviewer : william totherow |
| From : Tucson, AZ |
| Date of review : March 30, 2011 |
| Rating : 10 |
| Date of stay : 12/2010 |
| After reading some of these reviews, it's difficult to know where these people stayed (it doesn't sound like Desert Trails), or what the reviewers were looking for. My wife and I have camped and RV'd throughout much of this country, so we have some perspective. If you are looking for concrete pads with manicured lawns and a fancy pool, move on. But if you are searching for that “home away from home,” which means so much to Snowbirds, Full-Timers, or many adult travelers like us, then Desert Trails may be the special place that we and so many others have been fortunate to discover.
We are both 65+, and our kids are adults. We are from the Northeast, and we've been searching for five years for a place to call home during the winter months. We have traveled from Florida, across all the southern states, to the Southwest. No luck---until we happened on Tucson and Desert Trails, totally by chance. We planned to stay at Desert Trails for week or so, and we've been here for three months. We are now excited about returning next winter, and likely many winters to come. Most of the folks here feel exactly the same way.
Desert Trails is a place where you matter. This is a family. The people here don't isolate themselves; there is a sense of camaraderie and friendship that we have not seen in any other park, public or private. All of this is the result of the extraordinary owners, Pericles and his daughter Andrea. Amazingly, they know the name of every person in the park, even if you've been here only a couple of hours. And no matter where Pericles encounters you in the park, he'll greet you by name. Astonishing, until you just get used to being a real person in an RV park.
Finally, there is so much going on here, it makes your head swim. We just had the enormous pleasure of listening to a concert by the Ellington Band from the Tucson Jazz Institute—brought to Desert Trails by Pericles and Andrea. They will be touring and competing in Europe this summer at the pinnacle of international competition. And this was just one of the dozens of monthly events and activities planned by people who care about the folks who choose to call Desert Trails home—for a night, a month, or for 5, 8, 10 or more winters. (We met one couple here for their fourteenth season.)
So, if you are looking for a park with fancy, high-end amenities (along with the high cost), skip Desert Trails. But if you are looking for a special place, where people are far more important to the owners than making a buck, then give it a try. You may decide to stay for a long time-----and return again and again. |
|
|
|
|
| Cactus Country RV Resort |
| Reviewer : Lori and Chuck JOHNSON |
| From : C. Alberta, Canada |
| Date of review : March 7, 2010 |
| Rating : 9 |
| Date of stay : 3/2009 |
| Here it is 2010 and we are back to Cactus Country for an extra month this year.
We found this park to be best suited to our ways as it is not large, you can be as involved in the "community life" as you choose and the staff and guests are always to friendly.
Being new "Snowbirds" we are learning many of the do and dont's if you come to a resort..... |
|
| Rincon Country West RV Resort |
| Reviewer : Warren Freeman |
| From : Rincon Country West |
| Date of review : February 19, 2011 |
| Rating : 7 |
| Date of stay : 2/2010 |
| Actually Feb 2011. Okay park, mostly park models but does have separate area for Rv'ers. Very restrictive pet rules, i.e you can't walk your dog between the 2 pet areas to visit.
The poorest Wifi we've seen. Free Tengo, glad I awsn't paying for it. |
|
| Western Way RV Resort |
| Reviewer : Frank Barocela |
| From : Vancouver |
| Date of review : March 14, 2010 |
| Rating : 4 |
| Date of stay : 11/2009 |
| Typical park where they are friendly at first but then slowly become complacent. Very bureaucratic and authoratative management. During our month there the spa broke down twice. Not gated and during our month there a couple of bikes were stolen, (according to residents). |
|
|
|
|
|
