Voyager RV Park and Resort for Active Retirees
The Voyager RV Park is actually part of a larger resort that serves retirees. The RV portion of the resort features 600 spaces with full hookups, including electricity, telephone and DSL Internet. This is one of the best RV parks in Tucson because it offers a graduated pay system that takes into consideration your rig size as well as the length of your stay. If you have an extra long recreational vehicle, you are sure to appreciate the 100-foot-long pull through sites that are 33.5 feet wide and feature paving, picnic tables and grills. The daily rate varies, depending on the season, and the least expensive time to camp at Voyager RV Park is May through August.
What sets this RV park apart from so many others is the fact that vacationers may enjoy volunteer led activities, which are scheduled at the community center. Retirees with expertise in music, arts and crafts, or other enjoyable hobbies volunteer their time and know-how, get newcomers involved in these activities, or encourage them to participate in regularly scheduled guest entertainment, such as dancing, hiking, golfing or sightseeing.
On the premises there is a day spa for beauty treatments and a Bar and Grill that looks after the culinary enjoyment of those who do not feel like cooking in their rigs or barbecuing.
Voyager Resort
8701 S. Kolb Road
Tucson, Arizona 85756
(800) 424-9191
voyagerrv.com
Seasonal Whispering Palms RV Park near Downtown Tucson for Winter Camping
Visit the Whispering Palms RV Park with its graveled roads and pull through sites for the winter tourist season, which runs from November through March. A highlight of your stay could be the pancake breakfasts, bingo nights, regularly scheduled pot lucks and also game nights that make up the bulk of organized park activities. They take place in the small recreation hall. Although the park is open year round, the recreation hall is only open during the season, and out of season campers may still enjoy the locale but not the activities.
This is one of the best RV parks for families with kids, in part because there is an area set aside for tent campers. Children may enjoy a night away from their parents' RV---with appropriate supervision---to camp under the stars and enjoy the excitement of a campout.
Other amenities that this park offers are propane gas services, RV supplies and a swimming pool.
The daily rates vary--AAA and Good Sam Club members save 10 percent--and include all hookups, cable TV, as well as free WiFi Internet.
Whispering Palms RV Park
3445 N. Romero Road
Tucson, Arizona 85705
(520) 888-2500
whisperingpalmsrv.net
Desert Trails RV Park is an Adults-Only Venue for Dog Owners
Enjoy pool tables, access to a weight room, hot tubs, a heated pool and also live entertainers who do shows at the recreational hall. Campers receive free ice, free local phone calls, and may use an extensive video library and on-site picnic tables. The park features 240 full hookup sites.
What sets this adults-only park apart from others--and makes this one of the best RV parks in Tucson for dog owners--is the dog run that also offers an agility course. There is even a dog washing station to keep man's best friend comfortable in the heat of the Arizona sun.
Rates vary, depending if you need 30 or 50 amp electricity for your rig's hookup.
Desert Trails RV Park
3551 San Joaquin Road
Tucson, Arizona 85735
deserttrailsrvpark.com
