Tradewinds RV Park

Yvette Melito

Very nice and helpful staff. Great little dog park, laundry room, showers, pool table, TV, books and board games. Adjoining the property is a really good Mexican restaurant.

Merrily Johanning

We were delighted to find out that this RV park offered a “Day Pass” costing $45. It includes dump, fill with potable water, and use of restrooms, laundry, showers and the community room, including exercise equipment. We had been boondocking for 2 weeks and this was just what the doctor ordered. We expected a flat, gravel parking lot and the typical drive through dump station. Instead we were assigned a large pull through with full hookups adjacent to the office, recreation facilities, showers and laundry and encouraged to take advantage of all while staying our 4 hours. I must compliment the management on an exceptionally clean, well laid out park. It is occupied largely by long term residents, but the temporary sites were flat, easily accommodating our 41’ fifth wheel, with utilities well positioned for access. There was a concrete pad and picnic table at each site. There is no official “dog park” but a few areas were available for pet relief provided you clean up after them. Most residents walk their pets just outside the park in a large, undeveloped area of desert. The laundry has 5 washers and 10 dryers. They take quarters only and there is a money changing machine available. Alternatively one can download an app that can make digital payments. The washers ONLY take liquid detergent but there is a vending machine for those who use pods or powders to buy liquid detergent. The room is comfortable, with tables and chairs, but one is welcome to use larger tables and more comfortable seating in the adjacent community room. Longer stays involve a slew of rules that might feel excessive but are designed to provide security for their long term guests. One “biggie” is a requirement for dna testing of pets costing upwards of $50 and used to identify pets whose owners fail to clean up after them. This park offers a military discount. We want to recognize Cathy, a part time manager, who was especially helpful and informative. She went above and beyond to offer assistance when we needed to stay two nights for a mobile RVtech to fix a malfunctioning slide out. We would definitely stay here if we were looking for one month to a seasonal location. The “Day Pass” is a lifesaver for those of us who mostly boondocks.

Teresa F

There is no adequate dog area. There is 1 narrow strip of rock area that has many large antique equipment in it. My dog doesn't do her business in rock. If she did, I would have to also pick up the rocks stuck to her feces & the doggie bags don't accommodate for a large dogs mess & rocks. I recommend removing the rock but they don't care. They don't provide doggie bags either. Not a prob cz I carry but all the other RV parks in Cali & Oregon I have stayed in, all have baggies throughout the park. I was forced to walking out to the front of the park entrance & walking to the back of the park to the field at least twice a day. Not good when it's dark & your dog is doing the pp dance at the door. Approx 700 feet per potty walk.

lee haywood

Great camp ground. Friendly, clean, everyone obeys the rules, and the price is right.

James Carter

This was a great place to stop for a few days. Sites are really setup nicely and pretty level. There is even a roadside Mexican food joint at the entrance, 3 or 4 minute walk from anywhere in the park. Prices are good and the customer service is top-notch. This park will be in our regular rotation going through Arizona. Also found a place with good deals on guns and "warehouse ammo" in Kingman, about 16 miles away. Everyone in the park was super polite and it feels like a big family gathering.