First of all, we arrived on Sunday way after hours. We were greeted at the gate by two security guards who were checking us and another unit in. They knew who we were as soon as we told them or name. They gave us some information and took us to our spot immediately. They even offered us some ice cold water for refreshment. We have encountered multiple resort personnel who were friendly, welcoming every single time we've encountered them. We used the laundry, pool, dog park and have been in and out of the park several times. Everything was clean, lots are all rock with concrete patios and asphalt parking areas. Drive areas are very very wide, lots are well spaced out and park is secure and quiet. We sit outside in the mornings and evening and there are no bugs (gnats, mosquitos, biting flies, etc.) which makes it so much more enjoyable! There is a grocery store just right down the road and shopping centers near I-19 about 3-4 miles down the road. This is definately a park we will visit again! It is wonderful!

Lazy Days RV Resort

This is an excellent RV Park, but keep in mind that we paid $20.00/Night for the off season (summer)

The Park:
There were friendly guards out manning gate 24Hrs a day; they were professional and courteous. When we arrived late at night, they checked us in right at the gate. Inside the park, there’s smooth pavement everywhere you’d want to drive with gentle curves winding around the park. The office is huge and they offer some nice flavored coffee and comfortable chairs should need to wait.
The site is situated beside the Lazy Days RV Sales/Service and Camping world. We lost the kids just meandering through all of the new RV’s after the free continental breakfast in the showroom. Luckily, we found them in the lobby playing chess in comfy chairs.
This is a huge park with most of the spaces centered on the amenities. They offer golf card rides to the RV showroom where breakfast is served. But be prepared to take a walk at times.

Sites:
The sites are large enough for big rigs with a separate space for parking cars. We visited twice and the sites are all gravel, but level and super easy to get into; most are pull -through. The site came with a small table on a cement pad and a manicured piece of lawn or rock lawn with a fruit bearing tree.

Lime Tree / Limes
The limes were in season while we were there. We found them ripe on the tree and made delicious limeade with a little water and sugar. I enjoy tart snacks so I ate a few and found them delicious. I don’t drink, but I could imagine that they would make an excellent addition to your Corona.

Amenities: The pool is new and clean. The Gym features workout machines with a clear glass storefront-like window and it’s well lit inside for security. The laundry facility is absolutely state of the art. Laundry can be paid for with a credit card or coins and there no bother standing around with it because you can watch your laundry spin online with the webcams. If you’re on the go, the laundry mat will send you a text message when your laundry is ready so you don’t even have to watch it.

Restaurant:
Didn’t eat there, but it was full of people.

Overall:
There isn’t a lot of criticism here because they just didn’t leave room for it. This place has all of the marking of a high end RV resort from the free breakfast to the brand new roads and driveways. The site continues this theme with fruit trees and a place to park cars along Big Rigs. This is an urban park / resort. So I would expect to get out of the park and enjoy the city for extended stays but otherwise everything you need you’ll find. The proximity to RV sales / repair shop makes this an excellent place for full timers that might need pick parts or something. The value was truly shocking during the off season FREE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST included for $20.00/daily. I’d recommend this to anyone visiting Tucson or even passing through because you just can’t get more for the money and you can’t get more convenient than being situated next to Camping World and RV sales center.

This huge RV Resort used to be Beaudry's RV Resort until they went bankrupt. Lazy Days of Florida must have purchased them and opened under their the Lazy Days name last September or so. It has hundreds of sites.

The resort has two pools and hot tubs, very level sites -- both pull through and back in.
Each site has water, electric, cable, a table, fruit tree and space for 45 footers with 4 slides and tow vehicle.

It is located right off of I-10 on Irvington and Country Club and is only a mile or so from I-19. It has a Camping World on site and a sales center for new and used motor homes.

We have been staying here for 15 years and rarely have problems.

Negatives:

The Internet at the site this spring was either non existent or slow depending on the time of day.

We travel here in the Spring, summer, or fall so it is rarely busy and they have rates reflecting this. If you come in Winter it can get very busy.