Rincon Country West RV Resort - Tucson, Arizona

Cindy S.

Expensive. Bad area of town. Lots of gunfire with bullets coming through roofs. RV spaces very tight without parking assistance. Traffic noise and it’s right in the flight path so constant plane noise. Laundry app works intermittently and the change machines permanently out of order so use of quarters is difficult as you can only get them from the office and there’s often long lines to get help. The upside: lots of activities and mostly friendly folks. There are rental bikes and golf carts with the Huckleberry Trail just outside the back gate. Multiple dog parks.

Dennis W.

Very nice park. Good for walking. Access to a nice trail system. Lots of amenities and activities. Our site was rather tight on the left. We were right up against someone's patio. Our active side was very spacious. Cable TV did not work at our site. Wifi was Tengo and limited to 2 devices.
I'm not sure why they put us where they did. We were assigned to the pet section even though we don't have a pet. Neighbors kitty-corner were doing a full-scale renovation so there was constant drilling, sawing, hammering, etc. Additionally, they had a yappy dog that they would leave out on the porch. It would bark at everyone that went by and then the people would come out and yell at it to be quiet. I'm not sure which was more annoying - the barking or the yelling at the dog. Irresponsible as a pet owner and inconsiderate as a neighbor.

Kathleen K.

We booked here for a month left early because:
- laundry consisted of broken machines that had signs saying they'd be repaired soon but never were
- coin machine in laundry was not operable but the online app was also inoperable and the front office could care less. We opened up a case with tech support for the app and it functioned for 4 hours but never again. Asking to exchange dollars for quarters at the front office is like Oliver Twist asking for more. BUT if you have ever wondered what happened to Nurse Rachet-put your mind to rest she is alive and well at the Rincon front office.
- internet was non-existent yet they happily charge you for it (fight it they eventually cave)-just greedy
- events are advertised but are always full and staff seems to take a lot of joy in denying you admittance. We found if you are willing to drive to the event its cheaper than paying rincon. I can't even describe the debacle of the pancake breakfast and the two meanies taking money and doling out sausages. The mean-spiritedness and rudeness was so unnecessary.
- somebody acquired a sign maker at some point and there are more signs about Dont Do This Don't Do That than you have ever seen and that attitude carries over to the staff who are a bunch of sour pickles in my opinion. If we had been issued orange jumpsuits on arrival we would have had a better understanding of the situation.
- very tight spots - moving in or out usually requires moving your neighbors cars
- unfriendly staff-just mean old people everywhere
- right under a flight path for both the airport and the airbase so if war breaks out you'll be the first to know or maybe a bomb will drop and put this place out of its misery. The aircraft noise means you cant hear conversations music TV its like being a monk who took a vow of silence in a very noisy monastery

There's much more but I think it suffices to say STAY ANY WHERE ELSE you will happy and will enjoy Tucson.

Anthony R.

I have had the chance to be inside a few of the places here, and it is nice! There is definitely great service, and the residents are polite and active as well.

Yesenia

The place is so clean, and they have so many things/activities for their residents.

David H. S.

Really nice 55+ gated community for seniors. There are a few dozen RV sites for snowbirds but most of the property is made up of park models. Friendly place. Lots of social activities. Nice pool hot tub facility. Clean restrooms and laundry facilities.

John S.

I went there to see the garden model railway and it was fantastic. That's not the main reason the RV resort is there but the retirees who run that garden right away and have done a great job and the kids can spend the 45 minutes just trying to notice so it's there. They have a fun little card where you try to find all the interesting items such as the tiger cub etc. Not just the kids but grown ups like to do that too.

James A.

Spent 4 months there last winter. So many activities that it was hard to decide what to do each day. Loved having food trucks come regularly. Great pickleball club and play. Right on the bike trail ( the Loop) and had a key for the back gate to get on it directly. Close to grocery stores, Walmart, Home Depot and Lowes. People are so friendly. Will be back every winter.