Tombstone Territories RV Resort

Joyce Machala

As a first timer,I always want to share positives first when reviewing. The grounds are very well kept and the views are outstanding. The spaces are generous and the sites are spiffed up between renters with a table and cement pad at each site. The employees were helpful and friendly but very scarce except for Dave who checks on things with his ATV when cruising the grounds. Unfortunately we came from another RV resort before coming here and though the grounds and views are nicer the amenities are poor. It should not be listed as a spa as the main rec facility, pool, playground, bathrooms and showers are closed. It was listed on the website that the main entertainment building was closed due to COVID but many people we talked to did not understand that there is only one toilet and no shower available in the park. At this time only 65% of the washers and dryers are operational.though the cost of using the washers/dryers is less than most places.I don't know the public health mandates/rules for COVID in this county but other RV resorts did not have closed buildings, pools etc. due to COVID. I do understand as a private owner she has the right to dictate the rules of her business. PLEASE clarify on the website and be more specific about what is NOT available at this time. Sorry from Colorado

TerryLisa Moore

We stayed in our 5th wheel for over a month. There are many aspects of this RV park that we really liked. We loved the mountain views from our outside site & enjoyed that there was little ambient light which was great for sleeping & stargazing. Can't beat the size of the sites & they had vegetation between sites. All sites are pull-thru, have a concrete patio, & table. Sites are gravel & roads are paved. Staff refresh sites between stays & keep the place looking great! The laundry room was clean & had a lovely mural. We liked the hiking trails adjacent to the park and loved the location of the park as it was a short drive to state & national parks, shopping & area attractions. On the flip side, the park has limited amenities so it really is not a RV resort at this time. Pool, clubhouse, & bathrooms remain closed at owner's discretion which was well communicated to us prior to our stay. We did miss the ability to interact with others as that was not encouraged. The water pressure was low & the water was turned off without warning on one occasion during our stay. Wifi was really unusable at our site & the cable was fuzzy. We felt that the monthly rate was reasonable, but the weekly & daily rate were high. We really enjoyed our stay, but would love to come back & see it when it has opened all it's amenities & allows it's patrons to safely interact.

Ann Smith

We have stayed here many times over the years and have enjoyed it very much. Even with the clubhouse closed there was lots to do with the hiking trails, fire ring, dog park, and Tombstone just down the road. We are trying to be as safe as possible while traveling and the restrictions seemed perfectly reasonable to us. Employees and staff were friendly and helpful. Sites were well kept, and the WiFi at our site was good, and free.

Lorrie Hutchinson

Three years we stayed here when the original owner was still alive. We came last year at this time for Helldorado Days hoping things had changed from our second year. Nope. Clubhouse completely closed. No pool. No rec room. No library. No showers. We tried to connect the cable for TV. Scanned multiple times without success. The staff person seemed to laugh and stated it must be due to all the rain. They did offer reduced fees.

Susan Markulics

By far the nicest park in area. If you'd like an unobstructed view of mountains, stay here. Not a home or building in site but you can see Cochise Stronghold. The night sky is amazing. No poles or light posts. A true taste of what being in the high desert is like.