We found Moon River RV Resort through the Good Sam Club.

The campground has big shade trees for the desert (finally some greenery). They do not block your signal, due to the fact they are trimmed regularly. The campground is quiet, clean, comfortable, and pet friendly. They have an awesome staff and managers. It’s a newer park for the area with spacious sites. Our Verizon service worked well and at times, their free wi-fi worked better than our My-fi Internet card. They even have mail service.

The campground is privately owed and well maintained… they have some of the cleanest restroom/showers we’ve ever seen! It’s a great area with many things to do. We kayaked one day and played golf the next, in month of December. We are definitely returning!

This is the second year in a row we have stayed at Camp Verde RV Resort in August and September.

Camp Verde RV Resort is located in the very heart of the Arizona region, where pine forests, broad valleys, and scenic canyons abound. It is bordered by the Verde River, which feeds a lush greenbelt in this land of mountains, desert, and red-rock canyons. The climate is arid, the summer days often cooled by monsoons rains. Winters on the valley floor are mild.

We love this park with plenty of space, a laid back lifestyle and a fabulous swimming pool. The staff is exceptionally friendly and accommodating. We have a Class A motorhome with a motorbike and plan on staying here at every opportunity. We are from Seattle.

Circle Pines KOA was a very nice park. They are conveniently located right off I-40 exit 167.

The campground is near the Grand Canyon and makes for a good base for touring the Canyon, Sedona and other Northern Arizona attractions! They have large lot sizes, with shady spots and a big camp store. Weekends in the summer are very busy as this campground. This KOA also will arrange tours to the canyon and/or have rental cars. They have tent sites, RV sites and cabins, cottages or lodges.

There is a nice family atmosphere at this park. It’s a bit pricier than most KOA’s, but I would return.

Eagle View RV Resort is a great park! While you may feel let down if you like a place that has ice cream socials, dances, and BBQs, this is the place to be if you want a quiet, secluded, clean park in beautiful surroundings with great wildlife viewing.

The park is set in the desert right on the Verde River and in the local Indian Reservation but still within minutes of Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Mesa. The staff has superb customer service skills and are always smiling. All campsites and roads are paved. The clubhouse, showers, restrooms, laundry facilities, and pool and jacuzzi are clean and well maintained. Kids and pets are both welcome as long as they are well behaved and quiet.

This park may be more expensive than other parks in the Valley but in my opinion, it’s well worth it.

We don’t normally stay in parks that are both RV and Mobile Home parks. But while in Casa Grande last year, we drove past this place and poked our heads in to check it out for a return visit. We stayed for about a week this year, and let me say Cottonwood Cove has changed our minds! We loved it!

The sites are huge (they’re designed for a mobile home, so an RV is no problem!) with wide, long patios on one side and a separate driveway on the other. The streets are also very wide and it was no problem getting our 43′ coach (with tag) in or out of the space. The pool area was beautiful, the park managers (on site) were very nice, and the park is full of large shade trees and mature plantings. How often do you get to stay in the desert in a space in the shade?

You can see more at their website: http://www.cottonwoodcovepark.com

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What a great RV park!  The park managers are really friendly, very helpful, and they run a tight ship. This park is spotless!

We had a wonderful stay here. The sites are all clean gravel, level, have large concrete patios, full hookups, and they are very wide. There’s plenty of room for large rigs with multiple slide-outs, with space to park your car, and you’ve still got lots of room! No feeling cramped/jammed in here.

I could go on… but it’s easier if you look for yourself. Here’s their website: http://www.happydaysrvpark.com/

We are parked at Picacho Peak RV Resort as this is being written. We are recently retired and this is our first winter south. After a lot of internet searching, we picked this park for it’s location, it’s 55+ age restrictions, and the price. And believe me, for the price this place is perfect.

This resort is in the “country”‘ but within short driving distance of Tucson, Casa Grande, and great tourist attractions like Tombstone. The management is friendly, and there are a lot of guests that return year after year. We are already considering purchasing a park model and have some great options from which to choose.

While there are railroad tracks and highway I-10 close by, these do not bother us at all. One of the other things that we were impressed with is the size of the lots.  Many more expensive parks cram units into their parks. Here we have lots of space and don’t feel like we’re on top of the next guy.

Disregard the “lonely” location and give this place a try. You’ll love it.

Golden Valley RV Park is small, clean, and quiet campground.

It’s a good deal with free wifi and cable. They have friendly managers who are always cleaning around the property. They are located right off US highway 93 but it needs better signage. It’s right behind a Jerky store with a highway crossover.

We will stay here again.

Seligman/Route 66 KOA has the cleanest and nicest bathrooms. Quite impressive. The owner has done a lot of work here.

The campground has all pull thru sites which was very nice after a long day on the road. The campground was pretty quiet, although they do have railroad tracks within a 1/2 mile of the campground they did not blow their whistles so not really a bother. The free wifi was pretty fast and a strong signal. The pool was lovely with a new deck and nice pool furniture.

The only other thing is the people working there were very nice and helped me with a problem I had with my fiver. Even letting me use personal tools.