Tombstone RV Park & Campground

I was really looking forward to stay at Tombstone RV Park. Rservation over the phone was nice and pleasant. Confirmation email confirming my site (26) was received, but upon arrival my confirmed site was not available because it had been given to someone else. Instead I was given site 26, which was very small with a broken table and no shade. Since only 30% of the park was occupied, I asked politely if I could get a site with a tree (they where plenty). Oh wow, I have never been treated as badly after I asked politely. They were very rude and offered a refund (I drove all day and wanted to rest). I was happy when the 3 day of my stay were over and I could leave. Never felt more uncomfortable and not welcomed at a place before.
Other than that, the RV Park isn't that bad. The pool is nice, bathhouse is old, but clean. The sites are not very big, with a few exceptions. WiFi is there but my phone internet was faster (if I had service at my site, which I had not). The main problem is how they treat customers. I would not stay there again.
In this video I feature the RV Park in the first few minutes of the video.
https://youtu.be/xaoBd0QiDGQ
Once again, the park itself isn't bad. Customer service is a different story though (in my case). You might have made different experiences.
I have T-Mobile and at the entrance to the RV Park a halfway decent signal of 3 bars, zero to 1 bar at site 25.

For someone from Georgia, most of the RV parks in the S.W. look like gravel parking lots, and this one is no exception. But the sites are larger than most, everything was clean, neat and well maintained, the staff is very friendly, and the power and water solid. The WiFi needs some work but the owner knows it and, this far out in the country it's just hard to get a good internet connection.
The park is just a mile or so from Tombstone and they have a shuttle although we were here off season and parking downtown was no problem.

Bathrooms are super nice. Heated pool. Rec center is nice but closes at 6, so not very useful. We tent camped here; $30/night dry camping. Tent sites are very close to the main road. Not too loud at night though.

There is technically reception, but with Verizon I couldn’t stream or download anything. Same with the WiFi here. I tried in town too and it was no go. Best bet is to drive to Sierra Vista if you need fast internet at all.

1st the good. Everyone was really nice. The campground is perfectly located for exploring town. It’s clean, beautifully laid out, sites were level, the pool was heated, bathrooms were nice and the laundry was great!
Now the bad, the campground is blocked in by hills. We had no usable cell service or WiFi, maybe things would be different if you had a booster. We had an important zoom meeting and had to drive up to a gas station parking lot late at night.

We stayed here instead of the one right in town and glad we did. Space is much better here, clean and hosts very welcoming. Wifi is not usable. Cell is barely usable. Glad we have our own internet! They refill propane here which seems to be a hot commodity around the area. It’s on the main road so it is not super quiet but I don’t expect that from a full service campground. 😝 oh and they have a shuttle service to town too.

I found this park to be outstanding. The gravel sites are level and spacious, and I had no issues with the hookups. The bathrooms are spotless. The pool is sparkling and well maintained. The staff is friendly, helpful, and responsive. Propane is available when I stayed for $3 per gallon, which is a very competitive price, and the gift shop seems well stocked and reasonable, offering a variety of RV essentials, gift items, and food. The internet and cell service is spotty, but that is not high on my priority list. There are 2 nicely maintained fenced dog parks and corrals for horses too. There is some road noise from Rt 80, but not noticeable inside the RV. Many sites offer shade from trees, with decent picnic tables and plenty of room to park a tow vehicle. I met some other very nice RV'ers, always a plus. For those not in an RV, the park offers cabins, tent sites, and a small hotel. I live just 40 minutes from Tombstone. This was my first stay at Tombstone RV Park but it surely won't be my last.

We enjoyed everything about this park. Apparently this park was in terrible shape a few years back but changed hands and is now the best park to stay in for a visit to Tombstone proper. The town is only about a mile south and on the weekends the park provides free transportation via a park branded minivan and a very nice lady. The sites were level (didn't need to block or anything). They have a couple of places to board horses, if you need that. The facilities (laundry, game room, free coffee, store, pool) were very clean and inviting. Games provided are shuffleboard, ping pong, corn hole, cards, and some game with golf balls tied together (I don't know what its called). There is a Circle K just as you get into town. The only con to our stay was the lack of broadcast TV channels available (but who goes to Tombstone to watch TV anyway??). Very nice people, very nice park. We stayed four days in a 31' class C and used all services.

Checked in after hours, the process was easy other than the drawn directions to the site were incorrect. Our site was not the most level I have ever been in but it was good enough. I will agree with Gigi's review below, there are lots of reality deniers here long-term and not a mask in sight, not even in the office. It is priced about right for a boomer-centric park in a tourist trap town, but the only amenities we used were the laundry room which was very reasonable at $1.25 a wash and $1.25 for 30 minutes of dry time. Cell service was extremely weak, as was the wifi, I had one bar on AT&T but couldn't make calls out. Skip Tombstone and go to Bisbee instead.