Agave Village RV Resort

jerry martin

We live in a wonderful mobile home park, Agave Village in East Mesa. Recently, a storm blew through and destroyed carport, sheds, and enclosed patios. In the pouring rain, neighbors helped neighbors gather back up their belongings and pick of the pieces of carports, roofs and siding. Our manager and office girl and maintenance guys all chipped in on the clean up. Amazing! Who does that. Retiring here was a great choice, fantastic people to live with here at Agave Village- we’re blessed!

Benny Negron Jr. (Papito)

I cannot express enough gratitude for Rebecca, the office manager at The Agave. She went above and beyond her call of duty to help my father and me with the purchase of our new home. Rebecca treated us with such kindness and patiently guided us through all the applications, making the entire process incredibly understandable and foolproof. She even took time out of her personal life to ensure we were taken care of. Her dedication and support were truly exceptional, and we are so grateful for everything she did.

Sami Whitmer

When I moved into this 55+ community two and a half years ago, it was a welcoming, vibrant park with a true resort-style atmosphere. Unfortunately, since the change in management a little over a year ago, the overall environment has declined noticeably. 1. Community Events & Activities The activities committee, supported by current management, has created an unwelcoming environment. Management has been openly dismissive—even rude—toward residents who raise concerns about the committee’s performance. Events are poorly organized, and food gatherings are particularly disappointing (at the last barbecue, all the hamburgers and hot dogs were burnt). Many residents now feel excluded, which has led to extremely low participation. By comparison, nearby 55+ parks host well-run events such as bingo, concerts, and comedy shows that draw large crowds, while our community often sees fewer than 20 attendees out of 350 - 400 homes. 2. Resident Council The Resident Council has become essentially non-functional under current management and the activities committee. This council is meant to provide residents with representation and a collective voice in community decisions. Its inability to operate effectively has left residents without meaningful input on how the park is managed. 3. Electrical System The community’s outdated electrical infrastructure remains a serious concern. Homes are still limited to 100-amp service, which restricts the safe use of modern appliances. Because power is metered through the park rather than directly with SRP (Salt River Project), residents cannot open individual accounts or benefit from SRP’s rate plans. As a result, we are forced to pay higher utility costs, with no indication of planned upgrades to 200-amp service or direct SRP accounts. Conclusion This 55+ community has the potential to be outstanding once again. It previously held a resort designation for good reason, and with capable management, reinvestment in infrastructure, and restoration of a functional Resident Council, it could return to being a thriving, welcoming community. Until those changes occur, however, many residents, myself included, remain deeply disappointed in the current direction of the park.

Jenny Underwood

Moved in 4 months ago. Love this park. Two year-round heated pools for swimming. Office staff and maintenance crews are very good, both friendly and professional. Places are well kept. Would recommend to anyone looking for a place in Mesa.

jimalene rogers

I have been here since December 2024. I am very happy. Managers are the best. Any questions they are right in it. Any updates or emergencies they keep you informed . I have had great experiences here. The activities and events are a lot of fun. The grounds keepers are awesome. They keep a clean park. I think I picked the right place. Two pools, laundry room, gym, card room, and in fact all areas are clean and neat. Close to the 202 and the 101. 5 stars from me.