Excellent destination RV park

My wife and I enjoy staying at this resort. It really lives up to the name. The grounds are immaculate and well-tended. The facilities are all working just as they should. The sites are large, with full hookups, cable TV and good wi-fi. There are a lot of amenities you can enjoy, such as the dog park, the swimming pool and the clubhouse. The people are also very friendly and take good care of you. Access to the I-10 is also easy so you can slip in and out of the premises without any difficulty. This is our third time to stay here, and we're definitely coming back.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Great place for snowbirds but ...

the site we got was too narrow and too tight for maneuvering our RV. It's also not level and as it had a significant slope. I also don't like that there's only one bathroom for serving a good portion of the campground. Having said that, it's a good place for meeting people. A lot of the guests here are seasonal and come from many different places. They're all very friendly, even to overnighters. The location is also good, close to shopping and dining and other attractions in Palm Springs.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

The best RV Park in Vegas

We have stayed at several parks in Vegas and this is definitely our favorite. There are too many good things that can be said of this RV Park. First is the location - it's only half a mile to dozens of shopping, dining and entertainment options, including Walmart and the Strip. Second, the place is spotless. The grounds are clean and well-manicured, the pool and hot tub are sparkling, and the bathrooms are immaculate. I also love it that each bathroom has its own shower, toilet and sink. Third, the sites are huge. Even if you have a big rig, you'd still have some room to move around. Full hookups available, plus wi-fi and cable. Fourth, the people running this place are friendly but reasonably strict in enforcing the rules, which is great for us because that means peace and quiet for everyone. We love this park and we're looking forward to visiting again.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

A good enough parking lot

There's not much to expect about Sam's Town other than that it's a parking lot right next to a casino. I don't have anything to complain about this one. They've got full hookup sites that are nice and level. I just wish they're a little wider, but that can be solved by calling the office in advance with info about your rig so they can find you a spot to fit in. The sewer hookup is a bit strange to work with. I chose to use a dump station on my next stop instead. Oh, they advertise wi-fi but it's more of a frustration than a convenience. Cable TV's okay and you can use the facilities of the casino next door.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Good for relaxing weekends

We've stayed at this resort for a number of times in the last few years and we do like coming here. The hot tubs are nice and the people in the community are warm and friendly. Lots of amenities like tennis courts and games in the clubhouse. The staff are very friendly and accommodating.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Beautiful scenery, tight sites

For sightseeing in Sedona, Page Springs is a good place for parking your rig and relaxing a bit. The scenery is beautiful, with that glorious rocky landscape that Sedona is known for. It is close to the wineries, too. As for the park's facilities, they are okay, I suppose. They have electric, water and sewer hookups, plus cable TV. No wi-fi access, though. My main concern when we stayed here was the site we got was too tight for our rig. It was just hard to move around it. Otherwise, Page Springs is a truly lovely park.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Excellent campground for relaxing

Quiet RV park just a short walking distance away from some great beaches and only 12 miles from Disneyland. Sites are concrete, spacious, and well spaced apart. Very clean. Bathrooms and laundry appear newly renovated. Nice convenient store with excellent stock inside the park. Full hookups, wi-fi and cable available. Cable is free, but wi-fi is so expensive at $4 per hour! There are long-term residents here, but they're friendly. Staff are friendly as well. If you've got a big vehicle, use the Westminster gate. The gate on Seal Beach Blvd is too narrow and difficult to pass through.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Beautiful park with spacious sites

The sites on this park must be the roomiest I have ever seen on all the campgrounds I've been to. There's a lot of space around our motorhome after we parked. The picnic table and the firepit on the site were really nice touches that we enjoyed. There's a lot of shade around the sites, but not too much as to be bothersome. Lots of space for our dogs to run. Showers and bathrooms were exceptionally clean. The staff and the rangers are very friendly. Now, if the sites had full hookups and the dump station weren't so inconveniently located, I'd give this a perfect score. Alas! But we'll stay here again definitely when we're in the area.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

A decent enough older park

I stayed here with my family for a week. On the plus side, it's close to the local attractions. The grounds and facilities are nice and clean and kept in good order. The staff are friendly and polite. A few of the facilities like the hot tub are obviously old but are well-maintained. The sites are roomy enough with concrete patios. We had full hookups on our site as well as cable TV. No internet, though. My only real complaint is driveway is very narrow.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Not a resort at all

Don't be fooled. This place is no resort, but is rather a trailer park full of permanent residents. It's pretty much rundown and the staff are not so keen about maintaining it. Lots of dog poop everywhere and roosters noisy in the morning. The sites are messy, although there are full hookups available. There's also cable TV and internet, but wi-fi is so frustratingly slow. On the plus side, the neighbors and the staff were friendly to us. If you're just looking for a place to park your RV and stay at night while touring San Antonio, it's adequate, I suppose. Downtown is just a short bus ride away. But if you're looking for a getaway and want a real resort, this isn't the place you're looking for.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.