We are in the Phoenix area for another 10 days or so and then I am going to fulfill a boyhood dream of going to Tombstone. Any suggestions on places to stay would be appreciated. After checking the reviews on RV parks review, I am more confused than ever. I don't have to stay within walking distance from town as I have a tow.Thanks in advance for any helpful suggestions.

You won't find a better place than this and their 1 week for $50 including electric can't be beat. Huge, beautifully-landscaped sites. There's a lot more to the area than Tombstone and you could easily spend a week.Tombstone on Sat or Sunday is more festive.Bisbee is unique and the mine tour is awesome. It's given by former miners. You don a yellow slicker, hard hat with a light and hop on a mine car for the tour.A day trip to Chirichuha Nat'l Monument - interesting rock formations and nice hiking. It's also cooler temperatures.Kartchner Caverns State Park for the Rotunda Room tour - very professional.A day trip to Patagonia.http://skpsaguaro.org/special-offers.html

2gypsies wrote:You won't find a better place than this and their 1 week for $50 including electric can't be beat. Huge, beautifully-landscaped sites. There's a lot more to the area than Tombstone and you could easily spend a week.Tombstone on Sat or Sunday is more festive.Bisbee is unique and the mine tour is awesome. It's given by former miners. You don a yellow slicker, hard hat with a light and hop on a mine car for the tour.A day trip to Chirichuha Nat'l Monument - interesting rock formations and nice hiking. It's also cooler temperatures.Kartchner Caverns State Park for the Rotunda Room tour - very professional.A day trip to Patagonia.http://skpsaguaro.org/special-offers.htmlThat certainly is a very nice park. You can't beat the price. Also the suggestions for other things to see in the area are spot on.

My favorite park is Tombstone Territories RV Park. We camp there at least once a year. It is just outside of town and in a very quiet area. There are great views of the border of the Sonoran/Chihuahuan deserts.Tombstone Territories RV Resort

We stayed at Kartchner Caverns State Park and it was very nice. I wanted to be closer to the Caverns than the Escapee Park near Benson. Both are good locations and there is plenty to occupy your time in the area with day trips. Tucson is not that far away either.

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Atlee
Explorer II
Mar 19, 2016
Two years ago, we stayed at the Tombstone RV Park and Campground. May have changed, but when we were there, they had a coral for horses that folks may have brought with them.

Hopefully it links properly, but the Tombstone section of my travel blog The Traveling Koala will show up.

http://thetravelingkoala.blogspot.com/2014/03/031014-murder-in-streets.html
Padlin
Explorer
Mar 19, 2016
We're booked into Kartchner Caverns State Park for a week while we check out the area, which includes Tombstone.
eichacsj
Explorer
Mar 20, 2016
Atlee wrote:
Two years ago, we stayed at the Tombstone RV Park and Campground. May have changed, but when we were there, they had a coral for horses that folks may have brought with them.

Hopefully it links properly, but the Tombstone section of my travel blog The Traveling Koala will show up.

http://thetravelingkoala.blogspot.com/2014/03/031014-murder-in-streets.html

I remember when it was a a horse RV park, a mess. Very run down. Yes last year it was bought by new owners. They went through and leveled all the spots, cleaned up everything, it is now very clean and nice. The pool is clean and inviting. It looks just like the web site pictures.

Strongly recommend them. I
lbrjet
Explorer
Mar 20, 2016
TucsonJim wrote:
My favorite park is Tombstone Territories RV Park. We camp there at least once a year. It is just outside of town and in a very quiet area. There are great views of the border of the Sonoran/Chihuahuan deserts.

Tombstone Territories RV Resort

Didn't know about this park. Looks great and right in between Tombstone and the Caverns. Perfect.
mileshuff
Explorer
Mar 20, 2016
We always stay at Tombstone Territories RV park. Very central to everything to do.
Along with the already mentioned places to see, we also enjoy visiting the many wineries near the towns of Sonoita and Elgin. Just east of the RV park is the old ruins of Fairbanks. They have a restored one room school house museum.

Also enjoyed the old west army museums at Fort Huachuca.

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