Wishing Well RV Park

Very easy to find, right off the main road. They were able to accommodate us last minute for an extended stay. The park certainly has minimal amenities, though does have full hook up sites, 30 and 50amp, a shower, laundry room, TV room with DVDs and books to borrow. A lot of full time folks here, but everyone is lovely and quiet! The rates are super reasonable, and it's close to everything! A laundromat, ice cream shop, Mexican grocery store, hardware store, all right next door! And just a 30-40 min drive to downtown Tucson! Would happily stay again!

We're usually not that picky about where we stay, but this place has to be the worst RV park we've ever stayed. The woman that checked us in was very nice, but that's the only positive thing I can say about this place. Many of the people staying here seem to be full time and work around the area. There are many broken down RVs, junk cars and other junk piled about. Much of the park seemed to be reserved for RV storage.

Sweet Wendy is the manager there and she went out of her way to make us feel welcome. Being 20 miles north of Tucson, the park is safe and much cooler than Tucson because of the elevation. Their community center looks brand new. It has a clean shower, 2 restrooms, laundry, wifi, satellite tv, microwave, books and games. Overlooking Mount Lemmon, the sunsets there are extraordinary. We made a lot of friends while we were there. We are definitely going back to the Wishing Well when we are headed west again.

We made the mistake of not looking beyond the parks website and it is completely misleading. Stock photos showing a place that doesn’t exist here.
The park is old and run down and at $35 a night is overpriced.
The manager is very nice and there is a small community of full timers.
Sites are dirt and mostly level. We are 35’ long and we’re about 4’ from being too long. There are some longer sites.
We didn’t use the facilities and chose to use a laundromat that’s about 200 yards away instead.
I think they have WiFi but we used our hotspot and it worked fine.

Ok, not our best rv park but we’ve had worse. The is road noise but we chose a spot by the front because of site quality.

We won’t be going back but if you need a place it will work.

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I am an over the road trucker. Every time I'm passing through, this place is big enough to park my 80' long rig. This is a safe and happy place to stay. I always say that I'm in a "postcard" because it's so very picturesque. Wendy & Denise go out of their way to make everyone's stay a pleasurable experience. I stay here about 3 times a year and I've attended a couple of their potluck events. I enjoy visiting with their guests and trading highway stories.

For the record we did not stay here. We were staying at another park in Tucson and wanted to be closer to the North side of Tucson so we drove through to check this place out. Glad we didn't make plans to stay here.

Lots of trash, run down/broke down campers, motorhomes and vehicles. Right on a busy highway.

Sadly this is the only option with full hookups on this end of town. I'd stay in the Catalina State Park or search on Craigslist for an RV space rental instead.