Mountain View RV Park in the United States

We paused our journey to Indian Bread Rocks for an overnight stay and had an amazing time at this RV park! The staff at the office/store were friendly and they had propane, so we didn't need to make any other stops. The place was spotless, and although I didn't pick up on much noise - which could be due to my Hoh condition - it was generally quiet. Initially, we intended to continue eastward from here, but we're now contemplating revisiting this place. Two thumbs up!

3 years ago

This is a reasonably priced accommodation option. The petite souvenir store is tidy and well-maintained. The recreational vehicle slots are neat and roomy. The southeastern region of Arizona boasts numerous historical sites. If time is not a constraint, you can embark on several day-long excursions and use this location as your primary base.

3 years ago

This place is strategically positioned, incredibly tidy, and staffed with amicable individuals. It also boasts a charming small shop selling excellent beef jerky and local honey. The honey is sourced from the local bees. The camping site's laundry facility could use an update as half of the machines were nonfunctional, but the remaining two performed excellently. The staff are wonderful and there's a food truck on-site that serves delectable carne asada tacos. This unique discovery led me to extend my stay to twice its original length.

3 years ago

Around 3pm on a lovely Sunday, we arrived at a location that offered breathtaking views of nearby mountains, some of which were still topped with snow. We chose to halt here as the temperature was predicted to be 36, slightly warmer than the 32 expected in Wilcox, AZ. Given the clear skies, both places might experience a slight dip in temperature. Since we don't have a 4-season unit🧊, we aim to camp in areas where the temperature is slightly above freezing. The park is sanitary, flat, and straightforward, with full hookups, clean restrooms, and satisfactory showers. There's also a good cash-only food truck. However, the campground and store accept credit cards, which is convenient. The store sells a delicious locally-made pecan pie, which is a must-try if you're stopping by. The office and food truck close at 6:15pm and reopen at 7:15am. The overnight stay costs $20, which is a great deal. The location is nestled between I-10 and the railway tracks, but the noise is minimal as the train doesn't honk while passing by. The staff at the store, campground, and food truck are all cordial and welcoming. It's a great spot for an overnight stay.

3 years ago

Located between the I-10 BL and a railway line, this site experiences minimal traffic noise, though frequent train passings can be heard as a soft hum. Each spot is equipped with electricity, water, and sewage facilities, and is relatively flat. There's a bathroom with shower facilities, and a laundry room. The check-in point is a gift shop selling around 50 varieties of fresh jerky, assorted flavored nuts and peanuts, jams, olives, and sweets. I particularly enjoyed the sweet and spicy brisket jerky and the chili lemon peanuts. A small food truck is on-site, serving both Mexican and American food. I tried the 3 carne asada tacos, which were fantastic and even came with an extra tortilla to create another taco from the fillings that dropped from the first three. Brilliant! Reservations can be made online at https://www.dwaynesfreshjerky.com/book-a-room. Verizon and AT&T services are good here.

3 years ago