During the last 2years I've been travelling in the US and Canada and stayed already 3 times at this site (in addition twice at the Florida site). this is a first class campground. Prices are reasonable during summer but high during winter high season.but prices are high at that period elsewhere in Tucson. During the last winter I paid $40- at a nearby campground (crazy horse campground) I paid $28 . You pay more but get much more. During summer I paid $18 only. It is nice to be next to RV show, close to camping world store and to be able to attend the free seminars with top professionals.
Highly recommended

We stayed 10 days at lazy days waiting to get work done on our coach. I will say Lazy days has nice stuff to offer, Pool Hot tubs and all if you use it. It was $40? a night plus we paid 2 dollars more to have a site with grass. Girl working front desk was a little rude, but she may have been having a bad week. Not at all like Lazy Days Florida! I see someone else posted that is was not dusty, and it wasn't but the smell of oil or coal or what ever it is makes up for not having dust.

I would stay here again but just not too long,

Pros

Nice clean, lots of things offered, Pool Hot Tubs,

Cons

NOISY Place, planes taking off all the time, Interstate Noise, Sirens going off out side the park. Overall very Noisy. Wifi is weak, and a strange smell. They told me they was shutting off water because of a broken pipe on Friday, we was gone to service Wed, came back got all set up only to find out they shut the water off early, there was only 2 people in the row we was in, you would have thought they could have told me. Bad neighbor hood to the back of the park.

I love the fact that this is an RV Resort, NOT mixed in with park models. The facilities are
well-maintained. There is plenty of space to maneuver large rigs through-out the sites. Doesn't feel all crowded in. Clean paved roads, nice patios with grass or gravel, depending on the site.
Great mountain views too! Many fruit trees throughout. I've enjoyed living here for a number of years, first when it was Beaudry's and now Lazydays. Only thing I'd like to see is a warmer temperature in the pools. Just a bit too chilly even in the summer.
The location is convenient for me, as I travel throughout the Tucson area with my work, easy access to the freeways. All in all, this campground feels like home to me!

I really can't fault this park. Yes it is pricey and the wifi is very weak,but u get a whole lot that really appeals to us. After a few weeks staying in dusty, gravel parks we welcomed this concrete and road rv park. No dust! And as we arrived in a dust storm of sorts and had rain too we were thankful for this developed set up.
Pros:
Clean, clean, clean
Great laundry
Up to date gym
Large heated swimming pool ( we swam in it winter)
Hot spa
Excellent and friendly security
Fruit trees we ate from
On site restaurant
Fantastic location to interstates
Close to malls and restaurants
Feels like a hotel resort.

Cons:
Weak wifi- but our wifi didn't work well here either, must be the area or interference
Slightly gnarly check in lady

This is one of my favourite rv parks so far on our trip for a city location. We camped here in a motor home and with 2 adults and 2 kids it cost us $41 which included a 10% discount from AAA.
Would stay here again in a heart beat.