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Best big rig RV parks you have found?

RVcrazy
Explorer
Explorer
I know about the book, but it doesn't cover enough! We prefer FHU & over 55 if possible. Thanks!
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mileshuff
Explorer
Explorer
Tombstone Territories RV park. Near Tombstone, Kartchner, Wineries, Bisbee etc.
Grand Canyon Railway RV, Williams, AZ. Bearizona, Deer Farm, lakes, route 66
McDowell Mountain Park, great views, large spots, quiet.
Chula Vista RV park, San Diego, CA. Nice place, bay side park.
Pechenga RV park, Temecula, CA. Large spots, very nice, wineries, casino.
Wine Country RV park, Paso Robles, CA. Wine country so mostly adults, big rigs.

The above are not labeled as 55+ but mostly cater to such. Grand Canyon railway RV park will have some families but most is big rigs, adult crowd.
2014 Winnebago 26FWRKS 5th Wheel
2007.5 Dodge 2500 6.7L Diesel
2004 Dodge Durango Hemi 3.55 (Used to tow TT)

JoeH
Explorer III
Explorer III
Check out Kartchner Caverns State Park in Benson, AZ. really nice park- sites are paved. Easy walk to the caverns.
Joe
2013 Dutch Star 4338- all electric
Toad is 2015 F-150 with bikes,kayaks and Harley aboard

2gypsies1
Explorer III
Explorer III
Since you're in Arizona now, check out Lost Dutchman State Park for beautiful sites and scenery.
Full-Timed for 16 Years
.... Back in S&B Again
Traveled 8 yr in a 40' 2004 Newmar Dutch Star Motorhome
& 8 yr in a 33' Travel Supreme 5th Wheel

rdmike
Explorer
Explorer
For us.

1. Sparks Lake Marina, Sparks, NV

2. Mountain View Huber, Utah

3. Mountain Gate, Redding, CA
Fleetwood Providence 39L
Ford Fiesta Toad
Retired, spending our winters in Thailand / spring - fall traveling the great USA

RVcrazy
Explorer
Explorer
We are open as to gravel or paved. We prefer that the parking spot not be grass, but will consider grass/ dirt/ sand. We have enjoyed parks without activities, especially in areas with great nature around. We are currently wintering in AZ in 55+ parks with lots of activities and love that, too. We prefer parks where we can reserve a site, or at least a type of site with hookups & long enough for us. We are not comfortable with winging it... This usually puts us happily in close quarters with our neighbors and close to tourist attractions or natural beauty. Examples would be Grizzly RV park in West Yellowstone or El Portal in Moab. We have a fifth wheel that will soon be 10 years old. Thanks for your suggestions!

magnusfide
Explorer II
Explorer II
More info about your preferences would be helpful. Do you like quieter parks or those with a lot of activities in the park or near the park?

Are concrete pads preferred or is grass and gravel fine?

More information from you will get better suggestions for you.
"The only time you should fear cast iron is if your wife is fixin' to hit you with it."-Kent Rollins
First law of science: don't spit into the wind.

Magnus