Plus, it's between Casa Grande and Tucson, so it's not in the "big city" if you're looking for a remote location. Dark, starry skies at night are another plus. The few full-time residents here seem quiet and respectful. This 55+ only park is popular with winter "snowbirds" and there are regularly scheduled activities. By March 31st, the snowbirds had left to avoid the 90-100 degree temperatures, so when we visited, the park was a ghost town. The organized social activities ended March 31st, so we have no reviews for them. The park is dog friendly with restrictions for some breeds so call ahead, first. The staff are friendly and helpful the owner plans to keep RV sites at the front of the park, and put park models on all the other sites. Call the office for Rates as they are changing. RV sites are large, gravel, with a nice picnic table area fenced on two sides for privacy. off I-10, stay on Frontage Road and don't turn to go to the State Park. On the eastern side of I-10, there are two gas stations and -as of this date- a Subway and a Dairy Queen. It takes about a half hour to drive to Casa Grande for shopping, which is a negative to us for long-term stays. There is a nice pool, library, fitness room, clean laundry, nice showers. If you want to winter here, the staff said to call by early August to reserve a site. Tucson is about a 30 minute drive to the south.Do you want super fast, super reliable wireless service in Arizona? Even if you've been told wireless internet isn't available in your area-a common plight for those living in more rural areas-you can still secure wireless internet service if you know which wireless internet provider to go with.
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