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Cedar Park Mobile Home Park
Overview
Overview
Cedar Park Mobile Home Park in Springerville, Arizona offers travelers a stationary basecamp situated in the high mountain plateaus of Apache County. Positioned along the historic White Mountain transit corridors, this community places visitors right amid the rugged transition zone between juniper woodlands and expansive Ponderosa pine forests. RVers traveling through eastern Arizona will find this location provides straightforward access to the regional highway system while maintaining a distinct small-town mountain atmosphere.
Location & Surroundings
Sitting at an elevation of roughly seven thousand feet, Springerville experiences crisp mountain air, distinct four-season weather, and high-altitude sun exposure. Visitors arriving via U.S. Route 60 or State Route 260 cross vast volcanic fields and rolling grasslands before entering the upper Little Colorado River valley. Summer temperatures remain pleasantly mild compared to the desert basins below, though winter storms can occasionally bring snow, requiring drivers to stay prepared for mountain travel conditions.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details for Cedar Park Mobile Home Park are not publicly documented, travelers should contact management directly prior to arrival. Prospective guests will want to verify essential operational specifics before booking, including:
- Available utility hookup configurations
- Maximum RV length limits
- Current accommodation policies for transient visitors
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region serves as a gateway to extensive outdoor recreation across the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. Anglers can explore the nearby headwaters of the Little Colorado River or drive a short distance west toward popular fishing reservoirs like Lyman Lake State Park. History enthusiasts frequently visit the nearby Casa Malpais Archaeological Park to tour ancient Puebloan ruins, while scenic drivers favor the winding routes cutting through the Mogollon Rim country.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, anglers, and nature photographers seeking a permanent or semi-permanent base to explore eastern Arizona without fighting metropolitan crowds. It appeals particularly to travelers looking for a quiet, slow-paced environment close to public lands. Anyone transiting the rural corridors between Show Low and the New Mexico border will find the positioning practical for accessing high-elevation outdoor recreation.
Reviews
Fionn McVeigh
The has become trashy. Trash all over the place. The manager is great tho she does her best to keep things in order. Some of the people that live there are disrespectful and rude. They are either on some type of drug or alcohol. If you try to get into this place you have to be desperate. I used to live here a couple of years ago and it was a beautiful place to live. Now I live here again and have to have cameras on my place in which I've never had to do before at any place I lived.
Cecile Vane
The park has excellent management if you happen to be one of their close friends or family. If you’re a normal person looking for opportunities, if they ever answer your calls they’ll probably be happy to take your money to get you to move in so they can go back to ignoring you. Oh and be sure to expect every other electric bill to come a month late so you have to pay two months at once.
manarlican
Management discriminates towards applying tenants. Property manager wouldn't provide information on why application was denied. I was a homeless veteran who recently applied for a rental and after more than a week I had to confront the property manager in person and all I was told is that I was denied with no explanation and they wouldn't provide any information as to why or who I could contact. I found out later that it was denied due to personal reasons the manager had towards me
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
I spent 3 days scrubbing feces off bathtub and floor. Hundreds of insect carcasses by the refrigerator when I arrived in August. I was covered with spider bites after the first night. The cat had fistfuls of fur in clumps and I had an extreme hair loss in days from polluted well for hot water. My lease mentioned my responsibility to prove the toxic water. They left me out of the lease but did not refund my security deposit. Nice people but easy to see how they had 3 managers in less than a year. It was a nightmare. The neighbor next door developed nose bleeds from it.
Adrian Ramirez
The laundromat is nice and pretty close to where I stayed. The place kept my deposit over mismanagement of our agreement but it came over new management and wanted rectify the issue. They gave me my deposit back which was very nice of them to do since they didn't have to.