CT RV Resort

We love this Resort. The grounds are super clean, we’ve used the showers and they’re also very clean. We stay an extra night just so that we can eat at Magaly’s Mexican Restaurant. I look forward to ordering their Enchiladas with Mole Sauce. All their food is delish. It’s on Exit 303, past Walmart. But, back to CT RV Resort, the spaces aren’t crowded, they are paved and level. Wi-Fi is pretty good. No complaints there. The front desk is friendly and we appreciate that they leave our sign in papers if we arrive after hours. We love this place. Wouldn’t stay anywhere but here. We highly recommend this place!

Easy on and easy off to Interstate 10. We came off of a 3-day boon docking adventure during the CoVid-19 pandemic. We needed a place to recharge not only ourselves, the electronics as well. Although we were not able to use amenities of the park due to concern for permanent folks in the park and CoVid-19 it was clean in appearance. Typical interstate noise given the traffic it was minimal.

Check in was explained over the phone. Upon arrival it was as expected as explained. Easy pull through and hook up. Wide lanes for driving up and spacious parking location complete with picnic table.

Much to our surprise we received two coupons for a free (on-site) meal due to the inconvenience of not using the amenities. Their rate was also discounted due to travelers trying to get home because of the pandemic.

Staff was cordial and kept their distance. Thank you to all during these times of uncertainty.
We would camp here again.

Gary and Pam - Wisconsin
33' 5th Wheel

The nightly rate is going to be higher (40-50) than the 17 a night we paid on a monthly rate.

This was our favorite RV park in the southwest. Huge sites, full hookups with cable, pool, super clean, excellent showers, great laundry room where all the appliances are kept up

We thought this was an outstanding park- about 40 miles to Tucson (which is overpriced) and about 40 miles to Tombstone and a little farther to Bisbee and the Mexican border. You can even buy 5 dollar meals which the locals cook up every night.

Loved this place, it has heated and clean bathrooms and showers, and a nice lounge with a fireplace, pool table, card tables, games, a kitchen, and even a piano. Exercise equipment and a nice sized pool are outside. Lots are paved and generous sized, enough to put out your chairs and grill out. Ours wasn't totally level, but it was just for one night so no prob. Full hookups. Really nice people. A gentleman helped us park, our lot was pull-through so it was very easy for us. The receptionist gave us coupons for free dinner served there in the Barn (which is a nice little multi-purpose event hall). Normally dinner and breakfast are $5/person. We had hamburgers, chips and sides for dinner and were really glad of a free meal we didn't have to cook and clean up! The compound is nice for walking around and enjoying the mountain views. Very strict dog walking areas including a dog run, so there's not dog poop all over the park. Most people there seemed over 55 so we felt kinda young, but everyone was super nice to us. The staff even filled our propane tanks for us ($1.49/ gallon but worth the convenience). Was expensive but would definitely recommend and would stay here again.

This park was a terrific surprise when we were looking for a place to stay for a month in Feb/March in the Tucson area. The sites are large and well-spaced, the park and its amenities are very clean and the mountain views and beautiful sunsets made for a very peaceful setting. The staff was also very friendly and accommodating and so was every guest we met.

Value:
We stayed for a month so the monthly rate made for a great deal especially with the quality of the park and amenities. While it's a little bit older, there's a nice clubhouse with good laundry facilities, a game room, and kitchen. Outside, there's a good size clean pool and hot tub as well as good size off-leash dog run.

On the flip side, the wi-fi was slow when the park was crowded in February, although the speed improved when a lot of guests left in March. And, if you are planning to go to Tucson a lot, the park isn't the most convenient and you might spend a lot of money on gas (about an hour drive each way.)

Dog-friendliness:
We were a bit wary of the cacti in the dog park (which we learned was a converted bocce ball court) but our pup wound up loving running off leash in the sandy run and we met a lot of other campers and their pup.

Runner's and Biker's Rave:
There aren't bike or running paths right outside the park so we wound up hitting the streets in the surrounding area- not ideal with all the traffic and often windy conditions.

While the park's location isn't convenient to Tucson, if you're interested in just some great exploring- Kartchner Caverns State Park is close by (less than ten miles) and has terrific hiking. The town of Benson has a few shops and restaurants including the fabulous Wild Dogs, and the historic towns of Tombstone and Bisbee are about an hour road trip away.

Overall, we highly recommend this park for its value, quality, and setting!

This is our second visit to Benson and second stay at this park. Overall, the place is clean, office staff and hosts are friendly and helpful. Sites are spacious, although a few can be difficult to get into due to the upslope from the road. Laundry room is clean and organized, reasonably priced. Garbage is in one location near the office, so if you have a site in the hill location you get your exercise just taking the garbage out (this was fine with us). Park is a mile off the I-10 so barely any road noise; its a good location to relax. Beautiful skies at sunrise and at sunset. We found the Wi-Fi worked reasonably well right in our site, and Verizon cell coverage was good. Convenient location for sights in the area (we visited Karchner Caverns, Bisbee, Tombstone, Sierra Vista and Sonoita).