Arizona Spring Training

My favorite phrase of the Spring is `Pitchers and Catchers report'.

southtexas wrote:
Looking for a campground for March perhaps 1 week (if its not too late)
Will be looking at games in Glendale, Goodyear ballpark and maybe
Maryville)

Would prefer one that's NOT thousands of spaces

Would prefer West or Central Phoenix

(NOT Apache Junction or east of Phoenix)

Look in www.goodsamcamping.com. While many of the Large Resort RV parks (1000 or bigger) are in the area you want, there are some smaller and cheaper, you just have to search them out. Look in the Surprise or Goodyear cities areas.

southtexas wrote:
Looking for a campground for March perhaps 1 week (if its not too late)
Will be looking at games in Glendale, Goodyear ballpark and maybe
Maryville)

Would prefer one that's NOT thousands of spaces

Would prefer West or Central Phoenix

(NOT Apache Junction or east of Phoenix)

Recommend you make your reservations this week. Jan. Feb. March is the high season for all the "snow Birders who come down and stay 2 to 3 months. I make my reservations the day I check out in april for the next year.

Great parks all over from snowbird heavens to rustic parks. Take your own peek here Goodyear and Phoenix RV Parks and campgrounds

I understand why you are looking where you are, and what you want, but it doesn't exist. Maybe you should open a small, good RV park on the West side, because the "good" ones are 1000 spaces or more, and even the Regional Park (White Tank) is poor (in comparison). It must be because it is relatively undeveloped, or newly developed, and no one has done anything nice for RVers.

Sounds like you are looking for Valley Of The Sun RV Park The name of the motel has changed . Easy to get to only 30 amp but the price is good . Would stay there again

southtexas wrote:
Looking for a campground for March perhaps 1 week (if its not too late)
Will be looking at games in Glendale, Goodyear ballpark and maybe
Maryville)

Would prefer one that's NOT thousands of spaces

Would prefer West or Central Phoenix

(NOT Apache Junction or east of Phoenix)

1st. Dystany or 2nd. Cotton Lane RV Parks are both located in the Town of Goodyear and will meet all your needs but make your reservations this week. Both are centrally located to all the ball parks and shopping needs.
Play Ball!!!!!!!

White Tanks Regional Park (Maricopa County) is an awesome place to stay. The hiking trails are nice, too.

White Tanks Regional Park

No, it's not a 'resort' but it's similar to your state parks if that's the kind of camping you enjoy....nature.

White Tanks is great. No full hookups but I understand they have power and water now. Also Sunflower (a little spendy, but nice). El mirage is good.

djgarcia wrote:

southtexas wrote:
Looking for a campground for March perhaps 1 week (if its not too late)
Will be looking at games in Glendale, Goodyear ballpark and maybe
Maryville)

Would prefer one that's NOT thousands of spaces

Would prefer West or Central Phoenix

(NOT Apache Junction or east of Phoenix)

1st. Dystany or 2nd. Cotton Lane RV Parks are both located in the Town of Goodyear and will meet all your needs but make your reservations this week. Both are centrally located to all the ball parks and shopping needs.
Play Ball!!!!!!!

Well South Texas, don't keep us in suspense!!!!!Which RV park did you decide to stay at??????