LazyDays Tucson to become KOA
Our favorite CG in the Southwest is becoming a KOA. Lazydays has sold the park to KOA head office. I wonder how long before the rates go over $50.00. Occupancy will drop dramatically and then the whol...
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I've found that KOAs are almost universally nice parks with friendly hosts. Downside is they tend to be a bit pricy. Only use them when there are no better alternatives.
We use Passport America a lot when we are on the road and there have been quite a few with zero amenities, but we do not want anything more than an electrical hook-up for overnight so they work for us. We also have found several really nice seasonal parks that have a few spaces for transients through PA. There are a couple that we will go out of our way for if we are running anywhere close to them.
Wherever we stop I always check it out on RV Park Reviews ahead of time.
Never thought much of the location of LazyDays Tucson.
We use Passport America a lot when we are on the road and there have been quite a few with zero amenities, but we do not want anything more than an electrical hook-up for overnight so they work for us. We also have found several really nice seasonal parks that have a few spaces for transients through PA. There are a couple that we will go out of our way for if we are running anywhere close to them.
Wherever we stop I always check it out on RV Park Reviews ahead of time.
Never thought much of the location of LazyDays Tucson.
