Tucson Casino Rv Parking
Adventure Bound Camping Resort-Tucson
When in Tucson or Pheonix Arizona in January with kids, one can not be picky about the RV Park one stays in. While we loved Tucson, we had a hard time finding an RV campground that would accept kids (or Patsy and I for that matter, not being over 55). We lucked out with Adventure Bound Tucson RV Park, otherwise known as Cactus Country RV Park (what the sign says). It was a bit pricier than we are accustomed to paying since no parks in the Tucson or Pheonix area honor half-price clubs in the winter. They did let us have the 10% discount.
RV Park & Marina If you've been riding the open road in an RV – or the open water in a boat – Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast is the perfect place to stop and play! The Good Sam-recommended RV Park and Marina offers just about all the services and amenities you can think of – and it's right next to the best dining, entertainment, and casino. RV Park If you've been riding the open road in an RV, the Saguaro RV Park next to Cactus Petes Resort Casino is the perfect place to stop - and play. The Saguaro RV Park in Jackpot, NV offers 91 full-service, drive-through and back in spaces and just about all the services and amenities you can think of.
Very nice folks who did not get mad when we decided to stay an extra day and forgot to pay!
Amazing views, lot of birds and trees and cacti. A good 20 minutes from the edge of Tucson. Good and bad. Nice bathrooms, slight odor that only the picky noses in our family smelt. Our lot was 45 feet wide. not bad. Not all of them are this wide though.
Heated pool and hot tub. Small playground. A few activities we did not take part in. They really worked hard at keeping the park clean and well manicured.
Two laundry facilities, lending (not swapping) library, wifi is not very good. They sell propane, small store, we had back-in site. Clothes-line to save money on laundry!
Everyone in our family enjoyed Tucson and this park helped make our stay fun!
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