Arizona RV Resorts

Study this link for the Tucson area and a 55-mile car-free urban route is mentioned. I'm not familiar with it though.

Voyager RV in Tucson has every kind of activity and class you may want and perhaps they have a biking group. Give them a call.

Tucson Biking

I don't think you're going to find many paved trails in Arizona that begin at an RV park. You might have to load your bikes and drive somewhere to start or bike the roadways. Good luck.

Desert Trails RV in Tucson.
Bike riding clubs, crafts, etc.
A full page of activities.
Great park

Ribower - No, I can't tell you about the bike paths. I rode my bike a bit, but it was on the roads looking at the grounds and other RVs. We spent a lot time off sightseeing and visiting friends.

On the special for newbies next winter, I thought it was a good deal, but I can't remember what the cost was, so I don't want to say. Because we were there for only 4 - 5 days each time, we were in the temp area which is next to the one of the fairways. When It would get too dark for the golfers, we'd take the lawn chairs over there and watch the sunsets.

The only negative is an airguard training base and sometimes their flight path is close to the resort. The one strange thing was they don't have any trash facilities. You have to bag your trash, put it out front twice a week and they pick it up. There's good wiFi in the temp area, but in the long term area you have to sign up for your own WiFi or use something like Verizon's MiFi. There are computers (and classes) in the main building. And there's root bear float night....

As I said, we'll go back. While we're not ones to stay someplace for a couple of months, I would like to stay a little longer and make better use of the facilities next time.

Bill

Thanks Bill. Can you tell me more about the bike path there?

We've stayed at the Phoenix El Mirage RV & Golf Resort. It has everything you're looking for plus a very nice pool area. We were there about two weeks ago and they had a special posted for next winter for first timers. Give them a call and ask about it.

It's not actually in Phoenix, but in El Mirage close to the new football / baseball stadium.

Phoenix El Mirage Clicky

Bill

Both of these have the glass shops and places to ride but no bike paths per say.......... Voyager in Tucson, Palm Creek in Casa Grande. Best place I've seen for bike paths is Chula Vista RV in Chula Vista, CA.