Casa Grande, Az.

Yes quite a few.
High end is Palm Creek where your rig will be inspected if over 10 years old,
Middle of the road is Fiesta Grande. a nice resort with lots to do.
Both Palm Creek and Fiesta Grande are in town and walking distance of Shopping and restaurants.

Further out and less expensive is Casita Verde a small, resort RV park.
There are place to just park an RV with no resort features from about $275.00 a month.

Palm Creek will give you one week free the last I knew and you could use that week to scout out a more permanent, less expensive place.
No place in Casa Grande is close to 100% full in the winter

My place to stay is Fiesta Grande. Lots of activities including a dance every Friday night with a live band. Big Canadian contingent a Fiesta Grande.
PM me for more info on Fiesta Grande.

If you don't mind a 7 mile drive out of town Sunscape is a co-op park where folks own the site and some rent out their sites for the winter months. The park owns 20 sites and they rent those themselves. Nice wide roads, clean & friendly and lots of activities, and sites sizes vary from 32X60 to 45X65 full hook up. About 1/2 the park is park models and all well maintained. Sunscape

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We have stayed in Casa Grande since 2002 including 2 short visits in 2001.

We really like this area and will be sad soon as our winters might be staying home for health issues. Hope for 2 more years. Rv'rs are nice folks and the park doesn't make the difference in my thinking.

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Casa Grande isn't that much better than Yuma. Not a lot to do. 2 weeks was more than enough for us in Casa Grande, that's why we ended in Mesa, where there are lots to do, close to the desert, but also close to great arts centers, music, museums, restaurants, shopping, SPRING TRAINING, and great medical care if needed.

We had spent the last few winters in Casa Grande and love the area.

In January 2016 we decided to 'move out of the City' and are now about 8 minutes South of Casa Grande proper at the Silverado RV Resort in Eloy, AZ.

Things going really went well here with the owners and management making the transition pleasant and most accommodating. We anticipate making the Silverado our new winter 'home' in the Casa Grande area.

Casa Grande did nothing for us.

Another vote for Sunscape. Clicky.

BarbaraOK wrote:
Casa Grande isn't that much better than Yuma. Not a lot to do. 2 weeks was more than enough for us in Casa Grande, that's why we ended in Mesa, where there are lots to do, close to the desert, but also close to great arts centers, music, museums, restaurants, shopping, SPRING TRAINING, and great medical care if needed.

Sad that you found not much to do. We have to pick and choose what activities we want to do. Be it hiking, biking, dancing, playing cards, karaoke, water volleyball, gourd making, wood working, pickleball, going to Eloy for sky diving and daily happy hour with neighbors. I go to bed tired each night.