Pueblo El Mirage RV & Golf Resort

A Dj

Made a reservation online and filled out our rv length and was denied entrance upon attempting to check in . Apparently our brand new RV was not welcome due to beeing a nimble 21 feet . They still liked to hold on to our money for 2 days . Snappy lady in the office explained that I oughta know better .

Vickie Clark

Great place to stay with an RV. Lots of amenities. People are friendly, park is clean and well kept. Pool is fantastic. Sites are mostly gravel and back in with concrete patios, however, you have to pay more for a table. At those prices you'd expect at least a picnic table. Laundry room is large and inexpensive at $2 each for a was and a dry. But beware, there are no cameras, or signs suggesting you not leave detergent, dryer sheets, etc out as there has been theft. Happened to me. Might be a deterrent to put up some of those smile you're on camera signs. Also be aware of the nearby airforce base that has fighter jets flying very often overhead. I, for one, enjoy the sounds of freedom.

Chris Atkison

Cool if you golf hat fits. Although, you might want to be Beware this place is very noisy, the Air Force jet training is constant, Very close to a busy road. Friends coach sunk into the gravel.Gravel all over the spillway. Hook ups were in the back yard of another mobile home. So many mobile homes in here.

MyVisit MyView

Beautifully maintained RV park. Great pool, hot tub, club house, pickle ball and more. Very clean. Very nice staff.

Wayne Fiskum

We stayed at Pueblo El Mirage RV Resort for two weeks over Christmas and New Years. The resort is clean and well kept, spaces are level, there is a ton of amenities (pickleball courts galore, tennis courts, lawn bowling, shuffleboard, craft rooms, wood shop, large pool, hot tub, sauna, fitness room, even a golf course), the staff, residents, and other visitors are all friendly and welcoming, there is a small dog park, and many people walk their dogs throughout the park. The resort is gated and the gate is tended, so I would say that the park is pretty secure, residents do leave golf clubs strapped into their golf carts overnight, and people do have easily removed items on their porches and paitos without incident. The majority of the park is comprised of permanent park models and upscale manufactured homes, but all are well maintained and the sites are free of clutter or unsightly items. The RV spots that are scattered throughout the resort are clean and level, have a cement pad for your step, and a permanent table and benches. Besides the resort itself, the park is situated within 15 minutes of some of the professional baseball teams spring training facilities, an assortment of grocery stores, a few different Walmart stores, the Arizona Cardinals stadium, factory outlet stores, Costco, and Sam's club. There are two potential drawbacks to the location - one is that it is fairly close to Luke AFB, so you will hear F-35s flying overhead (I call it, "The sound of freedom") during the daytime. The other potential drawback is that there is some risk of having your vehicle(s) damaged by errant golf balls (remember, there is an active golf course amid the RVs and permanent homes). We enjoyed our stay, and will happily return to this resort.