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Several RV parks surround Tubac, Arizona, providing convenient bases for exploring the region's attractions. Exception Ranch offers a single big-rig friendly site with full hookups including 30/50 amp service, water, and sewer connections. Universal Ranch RV Village, located within 15 miles of Tubac, features multiple RV sites with electric hookups and sanitary dump facilities. Green Valley RV Resort, operating year-round about 20 miles north of Tubac, accommodates larger motorhomes with its big-rig friendly sites and 50 amp electrical service. The sites at most parks have gravel pads with concrete patios, though spacing varies considerably between locations. As one RV owner noted, "Sites are all paved and have plenty of room. Set in a mesquite grove and spaced well apart."
Winter months bring the highest occupancy rates to RV parks near Tubac, with many facilities catering specifically to snowbirds. Most parks require reservations, particularly from January through March when availability becomes limited. Cell service is generally strong throughout the area, with travelers reporting "great Verizon coverage" at multiple locations. Pet-friendly accommodations are standard, with designated dog areas available at several parks. Propane fill services can be found at select locations like Quail Ridge RV Resort. Many parks operate as 55+ communities, particularly during peak season, with age restrictions enforced to maintain the quiet atmosphere preferred by long-term winter residents. Dump stations are available on-site at most full-service RV parks, though a few require using nearby truck stops for this service.
"This small, cozy area is very clean and has several great amenities, and can provide private spots or more open areas for groups. Bike shop to repair bicycles and rent them."
"I found this place last year hiking AZ Trail. Probably the winter biking Mecca of USA."
from $25 - $30 / night
Check Availability"Very secluded and private. We love it here and we will be back. Claudia and Brian are great hosts. The southern Arizona hills and vegetation is just breathtaking."
"Lots of thought went into designing the campsite- from a cowboy swimming pool to the bistro lit patio. Highly recommend staying :)"
from $40 - $60 / night
Check Availability"For extended stays you will be responsible for your individual site Electric bill"
"Level. Concrete pad and picnic table. It’s a resort not a campground. No fires. But you will be busy from 8 AM to after dark will activities. Sports, crafts, cards, games, pools.."
"While site parking is a serious challenge unless 25 foot and under the park is fantastic on most levels. Beautiful grounds with kind staffing that are most helpful. "
"Extraordinarily well maintained, spotless, full amenity RV Park, catering primarily to long-term, seasonal customers, with a high proportion of sites occupied by park models."
from $67 - $83 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $825 / night
Check Availability"Close to the airport. Has all hookups and close to a casino and plenty of good food."
"This is a well maintained facility. Friendly people. Close to Tucson. Cable and wifi. Pet friendly. Sites are close together but when we visited, we were spaced well."
"The shore power 30 amp showed reverse polarity and a faulty ground, so we used the 50 amp with a dog bone."
"Pool, wifi in the office, laundry."
"This park is a very well maintained park with all the amenities you’d expect. Love it here."
"There did appear to be picnic tables, but only at some sites. You are not allowed to have fires. There are both back-in and pull-through sites, along with some covered spaces."
"This park is located right off of I-10. We stayed monthly. (June-September) We were in a covered (Under the solar panels in the back) spot and we pay roughly $900 a month."
"This is a very large RV. “Resort” just off Hwy 90 north of Huachuca City AZ. It’s about 20 minutes to Sierra Vista, and 30 minutes to Tombstone."
"The cost is pretty minimal (about $13.50/night includes taxes and electricity) & the facilities are all immaculately clean, with nice hot showers and clean, functional laundry rooms."
from $25 / night
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ScoutIt’s a crying shame when you live in this so called resort and watch prostitutes walk up and down your street and use the bathroom that is supposed to be for the residents. Management needs to get their but in gear and stop this nonsense. Stop this shit from happening to our park.
TravelerBeautiful area with hiking trails right off the RV area. Electric and water only.
GuideFor a season I snowbirded there. The amenities are decent, and some activities are notable.
Three staff did not communicate well, and one should be at ADX*, not in hospitality.
If I ever return, I hope the bad staff are gone.
*ADX Florence CO, maximum security federal prison.
ScoutVery nice level sites, quiet. Cave tour very interesting and worth the stop.
TravelerWe were the only ones in mid-October and it was awesome. Camped 1 night after a late afternoon cave tour, which was well worth it. The camp scenery is really nice, it was beautiful to look up the hillside and see all the Saguaros. No bugs.
LegendGreat spot to charge up.
LegendGot in Sunday at noon. Found one spot in the back. Perfect for us. Great weather. Wonderful views and hiking trails.
GuideThis is the best KOA I think I've ever seen. Too many amenities to mention. They do have two pools and two hot tubs one an adult only restaurant on site store on site laundry gym showers in many different types of sites dog friendly with six different dog run areas some sites have their own fence dog area.
ScoutLaundry facility is a long ways away from the campground. It’s been quiet here, no real issues so far.
RV camping around Tubac, Arizona offers a range of options within a 20-50 mile radius of this historic arts community. Located in the Santa Cruz River Valley at 3,200 feet elevation, Tubac experiences milder temperatures than lower desert regions, with winter lows averaging 30°F and summer highs reaching 100°F. Cell service can vary significantly between campgrounds, with stronger signals generally available closer to major highways.
Desert wildlife viewing: At TerraSol in Patagonia, located 20 miles southeast of Tubac, campers can observe native wildlife. "This small, cozy area is very clean and has several great amenities, and can provide private spots or more open areas for groups," notes Charles R., highlighting the perfect base for nature exploration.
Hiking options: The Arizona Trail passes directly through some camping areas. "This property is ON the Arizona trail, so it's the perfect place to rest your head after a day of exploring," writes Ashley F. about TerraSol in Patagonia.
Bird watching: Southern Arizona hosts hundreds of bird species. As one camper at Rincon Country East RV Resort observed, "Tad poles in the wash with the biggest eyes I've ever seen!! A Gila monster just chilling. SUCH beautiful sunsets! Definitely bet on a nice time to chill out and find dangerous critters."
Covered RV sites: During hot months, shade makes a significant difference in comfort levels. "We stayed in a full hookup covered site. Significant noise from I-10 and other roads, also train noise and air traffic. Once you get past the noise this is decent location," mentions Ricky R. about Crazy Horse RV Park.
Recreational facilities: Many RV parks near Tubac offer extensive activity options. At Rincon Country East RV Resort, Kenneth L. shares, "The level of silence both day and especially night is a bit of heaven. Thoughtfull staff and campers makes for a most pleasant stay. The mountain views greet us constantly here."
Social atmosphere: Winter visitors appreciate community activities. "Many things to do, security is good. A couple times a week there is food carts and on Thursday is farmers market and craft things," reports Rosie132 F. at Rincon Country West RV Resort.
Age restrictions: Many RV parks near Tubac enforce age limitations. Crazy Horse RV Park notes specific clientele, as one camper reported: "This park is located right off of I-10. We stayed monthly. (June-September) We were in a covered spot and we pay roughly $900 a month."
Site spacing: Density varies significantly between parks. At Crazy Horse, Sam noted: "As for the sites, they are a tight squeeze with not much space. You are absolutely stacked in. It would be difficult in most sites to even park a second vehicle."
Seasonal pricing: Winter months bring higher rates to Tubac area RV parks. At Quail Ridge RV Resort, Mimi notes the value: "Just under $14 a night. So many of the big gravel lot places way over charge - fifty bucks a night is ridiculous for basically linking up rvs in a gravel lot."
Swimming options: Look for heated pools when visiting in cooler months. "They have a pool and a bbq put next to the pool that everyone can use," mentions Kara C. about Crazy Horse RV Park, making it suitable for family stays.
Budget-friendly options: Some parks offer surprising value. "Can't believe this place is only $10 a night! Clean bathroom and nice space. I'd definitely return," shares Nicole R. about Quail Ridge RV Resort.
Space considerations: Family groups need more room. "I've had a thoroughly great time car camping here. The hosts are wonderful, friendly folks who run a very clean and comfortable place," notes Winnie K. at Quail Ridge, adding it "feels very homey, stable, and safe."
Power requirements: Check for appropriate electrical connections before booking. "We had a 'deluxe' pull-through site, which got us a nice patch of grass, a charcoal grill, a picnic table, good water pressure, clean electricity and a site with two different dump spots," shares Reuben about Rincon Country West.
RV length restrictions: Not all parks accommodate larger vehicles. Green Valley RV Resort offers big-rig friendly sites but may have limitations. As Harry B. notes, "Lots of permanent tiny homes or trailers, and some RV's but very close."
Laundry facilities: Long-term stayers should check laundry options. Sam observed at Crazy Horse RV Park: "The laundry facility has 8-10 each of washers and dryers, $2-$2.25 per wash, and $2 per dry. They do sell quarters in the office."
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