If you love golf, Palm Creek Golf & RV Resort is perfect. An 18-hole course right outside your RV, plus tennis courts and a resort-style pool. The lush, well-kept grounds made it feel like a vacation, even with my home-on-wheels parked nearby!

You’ll quickly notice how active and welcoming the community is here. It’s easy to make friends, whether you’re staying for a weekend or the whole season. Everyone’s into golf, but even if you’re not, there’s a lot to enjoy.

Now, it’s not the cheapest spot around. But trust me, the top-tier amenities and vibe make every dollar worth it.

“Great people, great resort, lots to do! We love it here! They have a good course, 32 pickleball courts, tennis courts, 4 pools, hot tubs, lawn bowling, horse shoes, hobby shops and lots more!”

– Melanee D., Google Review

At Encore Paradise RV Resort, it’s like parking your RV in a luxury hotel. The heated pools and spas are just the start. They’ve got pickleball courts, a fitness center, and tons of activities to keep you busy. I felt like I was on a never-ending vacation!

What’s great is the location in Sun City, super convenient for shopping, dining, and exploring Phoenix. The community vibe? Top-notch. You’ll meet so many great people, it’s impossible not to make friends here.

If I had to nitpick, I’d say it can get a little crowded during peak season. But honestly, the lively atmosphere is part of the charm.

“Double thumbs up for this amazing RV park! We stayed twice between Nov and Dec 2023, and can’t rave enough about the location and top-notch customer service.”

– Jo P., Google Review

If city life calls your name but you still want the comfort of your RV, Deer Valley RV Park hits the spot. It’s right near major highways, so getting around Phoenix is a breeze. 

I loved how convenient it was to explore the city during the day and come back to a quiet, comfortable spot at night. The park itself has solid amenities, clean facilities, a nice pool, and even free Wi-Fi. 

It’s a no-fuss, practical place that makes it easy to enjoy both urban and RV living.The only downside? You might hear some road noise since it’s close to busy streets. But for me, the convenience outweighed the occasional hum of traffic.

“Very nice RV Park. Full hookups and close to shopping. One of the nicest park we have stayed. Very level and easy to get in and out. Will stay again in the future.”

– Alexis A. , Google Review

Looking for a lively, social spot to park your RV? Desert Shadows RV Resort is perfect for the 55+ crowd who loves staying active. This isn’t one of those quiet, sleepy parks! It’s packed with activities, from fitness classes to community events. 

The grounds are gorgeous and well-kept, and the big clubhouse is the heart of the community. People here are super friendly, so it’s easy to find your crew, whether you’re there for the season or longer.

The catch? It’s limited to those 55 and older, so if you’re traveling with a younger family, you’ll need to look elsewhere. But for active adults, it’s hard to beat. I loved how there was always something happening.

Very clean RV park in great location in Phoenix. Loved the open Outdoor Recreation area, Indoor pool and the accessibility of the Dog Runs conveniently placed in the park.Easy in & out and everyone who works there were polite and very friendly. Would definitely stay here again.”

– Suzie Kelly S. , Facebook Review

Traveling with pets? Desert’s Edge RV Park is like a five-star resort for both you and your furry friends. They’ve got dedicated dog parks, pet washing stations, and even pet-friendly events. My dog had as much fun as I did, which isn’t always easy to find in RV parks.

The whole place is spotless, and the vibe is laid-back and friendly. It’s the kind of park where people remember your name and your pet’s too!

Only downside? The dog park can get pretty busy during peak times, but that just means more playmates for your pup.

“We stayed here multiple times now for weeks at a time. Very nice Campground still maintained well a little under new ownership. Super pet friendly Park. No cable TV but I’m not one to miss TV much while we’re traveling in the camper so that’s not really a negative for me.”

– Aaron C., Google Review

If you’re planning to hunker down for a while, Phoenix Metro RV Park is a fantastic choice. The place has a calm, friendly vibe that’s perfect for snowbirds or anyone looking to stay a few months. 

I found it super quiet and well-kept, with just enough amenities to keep things comfortable. You’ll love the clubhouse and heated pool, plus there are regular events to help you meet people. 

It’s like a little community, and it really feels like home after a while. Just keep in mind, it’s a 55+ park, so if you’re rolling with a younger family, this isn’t the spot. But for retirees and long-term RVers, it’s a gem.

” We were pleased with the park. Clean and comfortable. Nice laundry with even a line to dry if wanted. Park has activities and was easy in and out. Some plane noise but tolerable. Can’t say enough good about the office staff, they went the extra mile to get us in early and worked with us wonderfully.”

– Karen S., Google Review

Desert Sands RV Park is proof that you don’t have to spend a fortune to have a great RV stay. I was honestly surprised at how clean and comfortable everything was, especially given how budget-friendly the rates are.

The location is a big plus! It’s super close to downtown Phoenix, so you can explore the city without a long commute. The staff is friendly, and the whole place feels safe and welcoming.

The trade-off? The amenities are pretty basic. But if you’re looking for a simple, affordable spot that still feels cozy, this place delivers.

“I love Desert Sands. We’ve lived here for just over 1 year and are very happy living here. The pool is awesome and very clean. The owner Steve and maintenance man Bob are awesome. Not to mention Georgia because she’s super awesome. I couldn’t have asked for a better place to park my RV and call Desert Sands my home.” 

– Diana M., Google Review

If big, crowded RV resorts aren’t your thing, Covered Wagon RV Park is the perfect alternative. It’s got that small-park charm where everyone knows each other, and the vibe is super laid-back. 

I loved how it felt more like a little neighborhood than an RV park. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the park is well-maintained. Plus, it’s in a convenient spot if you want to explore Phoenix but still come back to a quiet, cozy place.

The only thing? The sites are on the smaller side, so if you’ve got a big rig, it might be a tight fit. But for smaller setups, it’s perfect.

“This RV park has been great experience with the help of Jazmine the front office assistant. The park offers public bathrooms- mini laundry mat- and a pool! The life of this RV park is not like others because they have enjoyable grassy areas and fruit trees all around the park for the visitors rather than a boring dirt and rock lot! We love living here and recommend to those searching!.”

– Yannely L., Google Review

If you’re a nature lover, Magnolia RV Park is going to feel like home. Surrounded by beautiful desert landscapes, it’s the kind of place where you wake up to stunning views and spend your days hiking or exploring the outdoors. 

You’ll love how quiet and serene it is! It’s the perfect escape if you’re looking to unplug and enjoy the scenery. There are hiking trails nearby, so outdoor adventures are always just a step away. I couldn’t get enough of the peaceful, natural setting.

The downside? It’s not loaded with fancy amenities like some larger resorts. But if you’re here for nature, you won’t even miss them.

“Nice safe area to live, I enjoy visiting my friend who lives at Magnolia RV park.”

– Jim M., Google Review

At Pioneer RV Park, you’re not just setting up camp, you’re diving into a cozy and convenient experience that feels like a home away from home. 

The atmosphere here is super friendly. I met plenty of fellow travelers, and there’s always someone to chat with around the campfire. Plus, being in Quincy means you’re surrounded by beautiful nature great for hiking, fishing, or just soaking up the scenery.

With spacious pull-through sites, full hook-ups, and clean facilities, it’s perfect for both short stays and extended visits. ¡Only downside? It can get a bit chilly in the evenings, so pack some warm clothes! But honestly, it just makes the campfires even better.

“We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 month stay at Pioneer RV Park.   Staff is friendly and helpful, we had great neighbors,  Park is clean and well maintained and the location in North Phoenix is great.   Out of the hustle and bustle with beautiful desert views but close enough to shopping and dining.   Will be back next year for a longer stay.” 

– Jan T., Google Review