Rincon Country West RV Resort in the United States

The daily cost for brief visits is $77. However, our extended stay of 4 months brought the daily cost down to $35. This is our first experience here and our initial attempt at spending the winter away from our home. Currently, in March, the laundry facilities are a major issue, with 3 to 5 machines out of order for several weeks and no clear plan for their repair. This issue is present in two out of the three laundry rooms. The patio area is a mix of gravel and cement. We're hoping they'll replenish the gravel before the next year, as it tends to turn to mud in the rain. On the bright side, the location is excellent and the community is welcoming. The park offers a variety of activities and hiking trails are nearby. Tucson is a wonderful place. However, the noise from the nearby airport and military flight path can be a bit disruptive.

3 years ago

The resort is quite expansive, mainly consisting of park model homes. It features asphalt roads and stone RV sites, complete with petite concrete patios. The sites are designed for reversing in, and can accommodate large vehicles, provided the neighboring resident hasn't infringed on your allocated area. The spacing between the sites is minimal. The resort is secured with a gate and offers various facilities. Interestingly, there are no speed bumps within the premises. Separate areas are designated for pets and non-pet owners. All necessary services are a short drive away, but expect to encounter heavy traffic. The nightly fee includes a 50% discount for Passport America members. Like most large resorts, there are numerous rules, but it seems that most of them, such as quiet hours, age restriction, etc., are enforced at discretion.

3 years ago

Rincon West is a large 55+ RV park. There is a staffed gate. Office staff is friendly and efficient. Sites are fairly level, there is some slope for drainage, but it's not bad. You will be close to your neighbor so be prepared for that. All sites have a concrete pad with a picnic table and a palm tree. There are two hot tubs and a swimming pool. Mail is delivered to your private mail box if you stay long term. There are many activities including a wood shop, lapidary, yoga, line dancing, sewing, Hardanger, pot lucks, card games, and etc. There are organized trips, lunches, hikes, bike rides and more. January and February are the two busy months. For what it is, a 55+ snowbird community, it's not a bad place. The draw back to the park would be location. It's in the south end of town, which is not the wealthy side of the city. There is noise from the airport and the F16s that fly overhead. There is some train noise. There are frequent sirens. The nearby grocery stores are not great, they're not terrible, but the stores in the north end are better. Bring your own internet. Park internet is just abysmal. People are friendly in the park, so you can have as much or as little human interaction as you desire.

4 years ago

It says it is, but it absolutely is not. Most places will accommodate a large class A with a tow by either offering to let you drop it nearby if they don’t have a pull through available. These guys don’t even allow you to have a large rig. It is mis advertised

4 years ago

The review that says the price is $27 needs to be replaced. I pulled in and said that I wanted to stay a week and received a bill for $366. I should have called ahead and verified. Won’t happen again. The monthly rate is $895.

4 years ago