Cactus Country 55+ RV Resort

Came in late PM one evening and called the number cause no one is ever in the office. Left several messages but they never called us back. So used their night spot not knowing what their rates are or any Veteran discounts. I am a Vietnam veteran and have been an RVer traveling across this country for 40+ yrs. But never had a more disappointing experience than dealing with these people. We have never been refused a Veteran discount on any time frame we needed except there. They should be ashamed of themselves and are a disgrace to the American way. If we could rate this organization a -13 stars we would. Besides they are an overcharging place for what is actually there and are a total RIP-OFF !!!

It's an RV park. The sites are close together but the utilities are well placed for most rigs. It was clean and the staff very helpful on check in. All reservations must be made via phone call, no email reservations or online system.

It is surrounded by noise. The interstate is less than a 1/4 mile away and there is a train a 1/4 mile the other way. At least the train didn't blow it's horn but there was a low rumble much of the time. Most people are used to the background noise of the city so they aren't bothered. By far most of the sites are filled with full time or long term residents. Everyone seemed friendly but we were there for off site activities so we weren't around much. The long term residents were keeping their rigs in good condition so I didn't feel unsafe or bothered, not for a second.

I would stay there again if I needed to.

Nice landscaping, amenities, views. Surprisingly quiet for being so close to I-10. Clean bathrooms and functional laundry facilities. Ended up here when planned stay at the fairgrounds didn’t happen because they were closed. There are three sections to the park. The back area seems to be quite long term with some pretty questionable residents. On the east side are a dozen permanent mobile homes that are very well kept and nice looking. At the entrance area there are about three dozen pull through sites which is where we were. Very small so you’re on top of your neighbors but it was adequate for a short stay visiting friends in the area. Be aware it is a LONG way from anything other than Saguaro N. P. East.

Clean, professionally managed RV park. Friendly people. Showers were very clean, which is important to us as we are travelers who dry camp a lot and need a good hot shower when we stay at a commercial RV park.
It's a fairly typical RV park: lots of longer-term residents, campsites pretty close to one another.
My biggest issue is that they don't have any options for booking on-line. In the 21st century that's an issue! You have to call them to get a booking, but when I was trying to get a reservation, I called 6-7 times and every time I got an answering machine. For goodness sake: if you require a telephone conversation to accept a reservation, then answer your freaking phone!!!

We had a gorgeous site overlooking the desert with a view to the west where we enjoyed the sunsets every night. The staff is friendly and helpful. Lynn, the manager figured out the best available rate for us since our stay was broken up by a week we spent in Sierra Vista. All facilities are super clean and well maintained. Located on the east side of Tucson right off I-10 but no traffic noise. Definitely will book here again next time we're in Tucson.

We're not 55+ but wanted a nice, quiet place to stay for a week. This was the place. It's a little far from Tucson, but worth it for the quiet. It's also really close to Saguaro NP and some restaurants and a Walmart. It's near the highway, but you don't notice.

Sites are a little cramped. People here are very nice and don't mind that we weren't 55+. We used the hot tub (even during COVID). That last reviewer was just grumpy.

WiFi is unusable. ATT was almost unusable. It bounced bn 1 bar 5GE and 1 bar LTE. It was barely enough for us to work (no booster).

We would definitely stay here again. We recommend getting one of the outer spots, preferably on the west side. The sunsets and Mountain Views are great!

The park was nice and clean, quiet and had a dog park area which was nice. It was a good spot to stop for the night but I probably would not stay here again because I sleep in my truck that has a camper shell on the back and they said they couldn't let me stay in there that I would have to put up a tent and then if it gets too cold I can move into the vehicle. wink wink. Overall it was no problem but was kind of a pain in the butt to put up a tent i wasn't actually going to use. I felt the residents were kind of concerned that I was planning to sleep in the tent since it was pretty cold at night.