Zuni Village RV Park

Nice little stop over.
#49 Long enough for our 34' 5th wheel, but did unhook. Site is wide enough to park truck beside rig & mature trees provided some shade.
FHU all worked as expected.
Verizon & ATT both full bars, which is good as WIFI didn't really reach our site.... not unusual in an RV Park in the overnight spots.
OTA channels strong & good variety. Interior roads easy to navigate in larger rig.
View of the mountains, even though in town, was nice.
Front office crew were great.
Laundry room large & inviting. 12 reg washers, 2 large capacity. Snack & soda machines, book lending library, change machine, tables & chairs, carts for moving laundry, and brochure wall for lots of activities near & along popular travel routes.
Good variety of grocery, dining, services nearby.
Didn't use the pool, but it looked nice.
Noise: As others have mentioned, it can be noisy during the day. If you're sensitive to noise, this might not be the best for you. It quiets at night a good deal, and was never a problem for us, but I could see where it might bother some folks.
All in all, a great little find when passing through the area. We'll be back.

The camp host was very helpful and friendly. As the stay was only overnight, the site seemed to have more of a residence long term stay. The site was clean and parking was easy on level gravel. Only issue I had was the loud machine work done by the building/company’s next door. They start at early work hours so don’t count on sleeping past 7am.

You don't hear the highway (I40) here, you hear a low rumble of the trains on and off but you really hear the road in front (Airway Rd). At least you did from our spot. The park location is very convenient for anything in Kingman. Very friendly staff. Amenities are good. WiFi comes and goes but the speed is decent. AT&T is very fast as you can see the tower, about a block or two away (cellmapper.net). The park has a lot of long-termers in the back but most transients are in the front.

I came here because the reviews were good and the price of $18 was appealing but when I got here we were surprised to find the rate of $43.43. With Good Sam it ended coming out to the $40.20 (tax included). The sites are graveled and well cared for. Office lady was pleasant and helpful. Like most RV parks however, the internet is lacking. Overall though, I would stay here again.Oh, one other thing, they do accept Passport America but black out peak periods during fall and spring. With Passport America the rate would be $21.71 plus tax.

We stayed for an entire month. The place is full of permanent residents. Some might complain about that but I didn't have any issues with anyone. Our neighbors were all nice, polite and quiet. This park wasn't really designed for dogs, even though they could make it better easily by utilizing the open space in the middle for a small park.

We stayed for two weeks. The staff was so friendly. Our biggest complaint was the WiFi. It was a hotel style log in and every time I picked up my phone or opened my computer I had to re-login. It was extremely annoying. The signal was better than some parks and worse than others. I talked to the office and called the tech support and they each passed the buck. According to the office they had just upgraded the system.

The laundry was nice and the showers were marginal. There was a one minute timer on the water and you had to press the he button constantly to take a shower. I decided just to use my trailer.

Went to visit a winery while there. And the park is only one mile from the Walmart. We could hear a train coming through town, but it wasn’t loud and I never hear a train horn.