Picacho-Tucson NW KOA

We were not too impressed by this KOA. The sites were, as expected, fairly close together in a gravel lot with a few trees and cactus interspersed. Some of the shorter sites were more wooded, but many sites were wide open with no shade. Our 50 amp electric voltage was very low and if we tried to run both air conditioners (it was 90 degrees in March) our power management system kept shutting off our power with a low voltage warning. The campground was half empty so we were surprised to have low voltage problems. We reported it to the office but they didn't have anyone with experience to troubleshoot it. On our second evening, the water to the campground cut off unexpectedly for a while. We called to report it but the office was closed so we just waited it out. The office is closed from 11am to 3pm which also makes things a little awkward. There's quite a lot of highway noise as the KOA is right off the interstate, and there's a fairly loud train that goes by from time to time. There's a decent-sized dog park and a huge empty field where dogs can be walked, but which is also used for grazing by the neighboring ranch's cows, so watch your step there! AT&T signal was very strong and fast. There's WiFi available at the office but we couldn't receive it at our site so I can't report on speed. There's not much in the way of stores nearby. The staff we interacted with was friendly.