We stayed here 3 nights in a 35-foot motorhome. We had to back in and then park our car in front. It was a tight squeeze for both, so I doubt that anything much bigger could fit. The park is old and small and with mostly permanent residents. It is clean and well maintained and the pool area was attractive. There is a charge to use the bathrooms and showers and the laundry area was kept locked, too. The owner was friendly to me but I don't think I would want to cross her. It is close to the expressway so there was a lot of noise, but that makes it convenient to most things. This would be a good location if you were planning long term because it is "homey". We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park could be rename the Purple Park for the color scheme and shirts worn by the very friendly staff. We stayed here for four nights. It was very convenient for our purposes. I might have given it a 10 but for two things. First, the entrance and exit have concrete runoff channels between Williams Road and the park driveway. We were very careful and scraped both entering and exiting ... and we noticed many other motor homes, fifth wheels and trailers experiencing the same thing. Second, an less of an issue, was the noise when planes were taking off from Deer Valley Airport when the wind was out of the west. That said, we would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park, good location to I-17 freeway. Pool was up and running and though we didn't use it, it looked inviting. Some shade, but not a lot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice clean park and the staff is very friendly. Easy access from I-17. When I was there, the pool was drained and the laundromat was closed for repairs. No wifi. Internet and cable is only available from a local provider and is charged by the month only. You can get local channels with your antenna. I only stayed overnight, so I didn't need any of these things. Again, very clean and well maintained. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Staff at check-in was friendly and helpful. This 55 + park, has full hook-ups, air TV, WiFi ($), free WiFi in the park library, paved interior roads, sites are concrete and gravel. There's no tables, no grass, and little shade. Many full and long term guests, but their sites all well maintain. Park residents all seemed very friendly. Lots of activities in house, we stayed a week and would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The only reason I didn't rate this a 10 was because they won't hook up cable TV unless you're staying at least a week and you have to go to the library for free WiFi (otherwise it's fee-based Tengo). Nice, quiet 55+ resort with everything else you could want. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park, that is mostly permanent mobile homes. As you enter the park, on either side of the roadway are the sites for short time stays. These sites are pull-throughs and are level. There is no cable which was a downer as I had wanted to watch ESPN for NASCAR race. The TV signal though on antenna was very good for all the local stations. They have a very nice library with lots of books, a enclosed swimming pool which was very nice. A pool room with several tables, lots of outdoor shuffleboard courts, bocci ball court, bingo nights, a TV room and a nice laundry room. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful pointing out stuff in the area to see and do. We would definitely stay here again. The WiFi was very good but it is a Tengo Internet pay by the day or week. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As stated by others, this park is older, but pretty nice. Very convenient to Phoenix and close to the interstate, but noise is not a problem due to bushes around the perimeter of the park that muffle the noises. We did see evidence of the steep entry and exit, but we did not scrape. The exit seems steeper than the entry, so if you are worried about scraping, perhaps you could get permission to exit through the entrance. This landscape is not our cup of tea, but for the southwest, I guess it is the norm. Wi-Fi worked well, as did Verizon air card. We would have wished for cable TV. After eliminating the Spanish channels, the religious channels and the paid programming channels, there really are only about 5 channels that come in on air TV. We did not use the pool or bathhouse, but we did use the laundry and it was nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an older park with a fairly central location. Although the park is adjacent to a freeway, road noise was minimal due to a wall, bordered with large oleander trees. Roads are paved, with gravel sites. There are pull-through sites, but we were in a back-in site. Sites are small and close together. The park is small with tight turns. There is a pool, but we did not use it. We did not use the showers or laundry either. The biggest problem with this park is the entrance, which has a very steep transition from the street to the park and it is almost impossible not to scrape the pavement going in or out. There are numerous gouges in the pavement where other RVs have left their mark. We did not suffer any damage, but could have. We saw a 5th wheel leave and it scraped its spare tire which was mounted under the trailer. Because of this problem, we would probably not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This a great little resort to spend some time in. All roads in park are asphalt, in good shape with small speed bumps. Sites are pull-thru or back in with correct angles. You have 30/50 amps, water, sewer, cement pad and table on site. Hard to get over how nice this park is. The plants and trees are mature, large and nice to look at. Club house, pool / spa, laundry room, mail boxes, work out room, game room, small library, playground equipment, basketball court, place to store your RV, three dog runs and one with a dog washing station under a cover, what more could one ask for. Staff was nice and helpful at check in. Have your dog ask for a dog treat at check in. Wi-Fi is free from Tengo and had six or seven antennas in park so you can work from anyplace in park plus speed was very good. Verizon cell and air card worked well here. Over the air TV will pick up lots of channels. Sat. TV no problem on sites. West end of park butts up to I-17 but large tall wall stopped most noise. Air planes fly over park from Deer Valley airport but was not a problem to me. Your GPS will take you on a nice trip around the streets of Phoenix to get here. Take I-17 north and pass under Hwy 101. Soon you will see exit 215A Black Canyon Fwy, take it and stay on this road, travel north to west Williams Drive, turn right on to west Williams Drive, park will be on left side in 1/2 block. If you are moved south on I-17 use exit 217 to west Pinnacle Peak Road. Turn left into west Pinnacle Road and travel east to N 19th Ave. Turn right into N 19th Ave and travel south to west Williams Drive. Turn right on to west Williams drive and park will be on right side in 1/2 block. GPS address is 33.69139 -112.11060. We would return anytime to "The Purple Park". We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent RV park! Three-way sites are a bit small in the "compound area" but the 2-way sites that look out over the lake are much bigger (and cheaper!). Very clean bathrooms and showers, beautiful heated pool...we also made use of the free morning yoga classes at the recreation center. Check with the park to avoid some of the large fishing contests and rallies that are held there...unless that's why you are going! We camped here in a Motorhome.

A beautiful desert campground. Well maintained and a great value. Close to the lake there will be more flying gnats at dusk. Minor inconvenience considering the view. At this time of year the campground was nearly empty. The camping rates were going up the next day to $25 per night. Still a great value. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed at the Lake Pleasant campground many times in the cool seasons. We have always had a positive experience. The park rangers are very helpful and maintain a beautiful lake front campground. Great boat launching ramp with plenty of parking. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very rude manager who treated us like we were a bother from the minute we arrived. We were given a key to the laundry room where the internet access was for after 9:00pm use by the office staff. When we tried to use it the manager completely flipped out and screamed at us. We were also treated rudely when after being told to "pick any site" when we arrived. The manager came over to us and asked us why we picked a site with a broken electric meter and told us to move. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The managers were very rude and treated most people in the park like they were better than them. While I was there they went through 3 office helpers and now are on there fourth and I don't know how many outside people they went through. Would never stay at this place again unless I knew they had new people working there and cleaned up the place......... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stay here 6 months in the winter. Not fancy but the price is right and everything is close. It is not a resort but over age 55 makes it a quiet place to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most guests are in long term park models (with additions). The sewer hookup was a male 3" pipe thread fitting. It took some time to find an adapter to connect. There were eight speed bumps between our site and the exit and these were the axle breaker type. We stayed for one week ($175). Their free WiFi was out of service for the entire week. I cannot recommend this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stay here four times a year since our kids live in nearby Anthem Country Club. We always request and are given (so far) the same spot on the main road entering the park. On our recent visit. There were never more than three short term units on site. I guess July in Phoenix when it is 115 degrees and no shade in site is not a great time for RVing. On our stays during other months of the year there is always a fair number of RV's but we have never seen this park full. We really like staying here and recommend it to others coming to the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a hard one to rate. On the plus side it is easy to get to right off the highway 17. The pull through sites are long but very narrow. Sometimes the rigs have to jockey around so they can open the slides. They are a 55+ campground that has all sorts of activities and get togethers such as dancing, singing and Pot Luck dinners. Several groups also come here for the spring training season. Close to many shopping areas. It is great to get up in the morning to watch the hot air balloons rising up into the sky. Drawback and main reason I rate it so low is the pool area. The building the pool is in has major roof problems and they are supposed to be fixing it this summer. My wife and I went swimming one day and after seeing the pieces of rusty metal on the floor and in the pool we said no way and never went back. They have free Wi-Fi in the lobby but it is down more than it is up. One point to note: Many people here are here for the Ben Avery Shooting Range. So if you don’t like the sound of small arms fire (once in a while a small cannon), or afraid to see people loading and unloading their weapons from the vehicles, then this place is not for you. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a 55+ park, with many full time residents. (If you are under 55, you can stay at this park for up to 2 weeks, however) We were here for 2 months, and the nightly rate reflects the monthly rate. It is a quiet, well maintained park. We had a spot on the perimeter of the park, so that our back windows gave us an unobstructed view of the desert. These spots are only available if you are staying 30 days or longer. If you are staying less than there, there are pull through spots closer to the club house. This park offers lots of activities and local trips. Indoor pool and spa were nice. Two laundry rooms with choices of large or small load machines. There are many clothes lines if you like to air dry your things. Bring your own clothes pins. This park is just north of the Phoenix City limits. Shopping is close by at Anthem and Happy Valley. Office staff was very help. We had a challenge with the sewer hookup, and they were there to fix it very quickly. We left the rig for a week at Christmas time, and no problems. Restrooms and showers were clean, but needed updating which is the only reason I did not give this park a 10. The Ben Avery Shooting Range is just over the hill, so there are days where you hear all the gun shot noise, but it was not that bad. The park is just off I-17, but we had no problem with traffic noise. We have family in the area, and would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a large Mobile Home Park (55 plus community) located at W Dunlap Ave. about a mile east of I-17. RV sites are located in a corner of the park right along Dunlap Ave. but divided with a fence but a lot of road noise. The dog walk area is all gravel so on hot days it could be a problem. They have a 2 pet limit. It is cheap enough and served out needs as we were visiting some relatives in the area. The sites have a concrete patio slab but 40' is the max length. The swimming pool/spa is centrally located in the park so it is a good ways from the RV Sites. The staff was very friendly and if you need a cheap place and live out of your RV, it is fine. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is mainly a permanent resident park located next to the Turf Paradise Horse Park but they do use empty slots for short term visitors. We spent two weeks here and enjoyed our visit. The pool was heated part of the time and then the heater broke. The guy that would fix it was in the hospital for surgery over Christmas so I can't complain too much about it. The hot tub was wonderful though and we used it a lot. The residents were very friendly and we even had one that brought presents to all the kids in the park including ours for Christmas. This was a very economical place to stay for winter time in Phoenix, especially finding a place that allows kids. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.