I would appreciate any suggestions regarding snowbird parks in and around Tucson and including the southeast part of the state. I'm looking for something in the $250 to $350 range if such a thing exists. Thank you in advance for your help.

ralphnjoann wrote:I would appreciate any suggestions regarding snowbird parks in and around Tucson and including the southeast part of the state. I'm looking for something in the $250 to $350 range if such a thing exists. Thank you in advance for your help.Go online to goodsamcamping .com

djgarcia wrote:ralphnjoann wrote:I would appreciate any suggestions regarding snowbird parks in and around Tucson and including the southeast part of the state. I'm looking for something in the $250 to $350 range if such a thing exists. Thank you in advance for your help.Go online to goodsamcamping .comI did. There is only one Good Sam park south of I-10 and and east of I-19. I am hoping to get some information about any non-Good Sam parks in that area and any first person experiences, recommendations, etc.

Check out RVParkReviews.com. You search by city, so get out a map and pick some cities.

You're asking for a park at the low range of prices so for Tucson you might check Desert Trails RV, Justin's or Pima Country Fairgrounds. They are listed in RV Park Reviews.Another area you might check is Benson, AZ east of Tucson. It's a little cooler in winter than Tucson but there's lots to do in that area.RV Park Reviews for Benson, AZFor prices, you will probably have to call them directly as they always change and monthly rates are usually cheaper, too. Good luck!

Why not go to Yuma, AZ. Lots warmer in the winter. You can find several lot rentals by owners in the Foothills. We have friends that spend 3 months there with full hook ups for $300 a month. Just 2 on the lot. The owner and them.

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ralphnjoann
Explorer
Apr 08, 2015
djgarcia wrote:
ralphnjoann wrote:
I would appreciate any suggestions regarding snowbird parks in and around Tucson and including the southeast part of the state. I'm looking for something in the $250 to $350 range if such a thing exists. Thank you in advance for your help.

Go online to goodsamcamping .com

I did. There is only one Good Sam park south of I-10 and and east of I-19. I am hoping to get some information about any non-Good Sam parks in that area and any first person experiences, recommendations, etc.
MarkTwain
Explorer
Apr 08, 2015
ralphnjoann wrote:
I would appreciate any suggestions regarding snowbird parks in and around Tucson and including the southeast part of the state. I'm looking for something in the $250 to $350 range if such a thing exists. Thank you in advance for your help.

Go online to goodsamcamping .com

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