Hon-Dah RV Park

Deb

This place is huge! Got there @ dusk missed the entrance & omg to find the spot was bad.. overall was a quiet & nice spot for the night. Great price as well

Carey P

Just some random observations after staying a week towards the back (300's to 400's) where most permanent residents are. Certainly a more quiet area than the smaller spaces nearer to the front and noisy road. The cable is good with many channels (I believe from Direct TV). There are glitches, like streaks and dashes that occur randomly and sometimes it will freeze, but otherwise better than needing a dish. Be aware you will need a TV with a Clear QAM tuner that is made to receive cable channels, not just OTA signals (There's no OTA stations). Some cheaper TV's don't have this, even those Seiki's in our 2016 Thor. We had to go to Walmart to get a new TV (TCL) to replace ours. Roads are somewhat hard to walk on - very clumpy brown dirt and rocks, but cooler than the decorative rock at the site which can burn dogs feet at mid-day. There is a water truck that waters down the dirt throughout day to keep dirt down. It can easily get to 90 deg or more in mid- July. So A/C needed during day and heater by early morning (54 deg). Many days can be around 82 deg for a high in rainy weather. Power remained stable, even through a storm or two. Only one glitch. The free WiFi is just terrible. Could hardly connect most of time on any devices. Had to rely on cell phone service for internet access. May depend on where antennas are located in relation to your spot. The water can smell bad on occasion. I don't know why. Nighttime - tall ponderosa pines block most stars. Very bright at night due to people's decorative lights all around and under vehicles. No road lighting thank goodness. Very calm winds for monsoon season. Gas is cheapest at the Hon Dah Mini Mart. Just buy your water elsewhere like Walmart or Safeway. The Casino uses older machines and tables are not always open. Get a spot with pines providing shade. The spaces are quite large towards the back. They have 500 spaces now and are building 300 more towards the back which should be ready by next year. Basically, it's a good place to stay cool for a while in mid-summer, if only they improve the WiFi. If you have Starlink, you're good! No ants or nasty bugs to speak of. No animals except for a few squirrels and wild horses walking around.

Debra Holt

Stayed at the RV several times and it's always a great experience. The long term residents are so nice and welcoming and the office staff is exceptional. We love it there all the beauty of wilderness camping paired perfectly with creature comfort.

Susan Ski

The staff is Wonderful and so very pleasant!! Stayed here for 6 days in June. Nice spot in back section but hard to get in because almost all the sites are permanent RVers. Also make sure you look at spot before paying because the first spot given, there was No Way we would have fit. Also if you want to use the bathroom/shower rooms, you will need a key

Russ Woods

The 5 star service has been super friendly both times I have camped there. The environment doesn't feel as "holiday-ish" as I would expect. It seems to be geared toward long term RVers and less toward weekenders making me feel a bit like I was camping in someone's back yard. It was very peaceful and beautiful and the grounds were clean. It's a good spot for home-base camping for touring around the eastern White Mountains. If your family or group is a lively bunch, this may not be the best suited place.