Big Bend Resort

Greg Dixson

This past winter was our 3rd winter at Big Bend..Other rv'ers warned us about their neglect in the rv hookups.. But guess we were lucky 1st 2 years. This past winter their electrical hookups blew my transfer switch and my inverter in our motorhome. I quickly chased the problem to below the surface and even the cable guy showed me he was getting 65 watts out the ground on his TV cable..!! We could wiggle the post and it would crackle and pop electrical in the panel and make my transfer switch go click click... Anyways I showed management everything and they simply moved me to different site. when I asked about reimbursement of $1200 , that I spent, they laughed. But did offer up a months rent, which I accepted. Come time to pay they only gave me 2 weeks rental. apparently their other 3 parks are same. And everyone said if you ask for reimbursement or complain at all, you will be banned. I personally know of 3 others last year who's electrical was damaged from the park and soon as they said something, the management banned them.. So I'd steer clear of their neighboring 2 parks , Echo Lodge and River Lodge and their 1 on AZ. side Castle Rock. their water systems and electrical are in bad need of work...

Dr. CJ Benkert

Clean adequate rooms. Nothing special but river ready for fun

Matt Sorby

My family and i recently had the pleasure of staying at Big Bend Resort, and I cannot say enough good things about the resort. We booked the motel rooms they were perfect , Lisa was incredibly accommodating. She went above and beyond to ensure every detail was perfect before I we arrived, answering all my questions and providing helpful recommendations. It was a great place to stay on easter weekend food was also great 👍 definitely gonna make this an every year thing.

heather carnahan

Fish tacos are really good. Cool arcade inside. Definitely my favorite taco spot on the river

Andre Choquette

Our new winter place so that we can miss the Canadian winter. We stayed in the new area (50AMP) due to our RV size (45 feet) which while a premium rate the space between sites is about 3 times the size of the older area (30AMP) of the park. Pool and hot tub available, with hot tub heated but pool is not. Laundry room and a clubhouse. Daily planned events from pickleball, line dance lessons to planned hikes as well as pool, poker and other card nights. No web site but hosts are very informative. We have extended this stay from 30 days to 75 days. Lake side bar open thurs-sun for drinks and food which is good. Older crowd in the winter months while younger crowd in the blistering hot months. Right across the road from the desert which is a UTv and Motorbike dream! One important thing to note, make sure you navigate through Parker, Arizona crossing the bridge and not the Parker Dam route if you have an RV, Trailer or oversized vehicle (over 9 tonnes) as Parker Dam does not allow crossing with those vehicles so only passenger vehicles, (no exceptions as guards at both sides). Also note that Parker Dam closed from 11pm to 6am. As well, caution to the Burro’s (aka donkey’s) who frequently crossing the road and walk along the shoulders. Drive under the 55 mph speed limit and yes the burro’s love an apple or two! Also caution over coyotes in the area as they will go after small pets. Incredible sunsets and amazing star filled skies. #WAndre #PrevostGuy #PrevostPups