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RV Fuel Discounts NEW! See Page 61 NEW! RV Fuel Discounts See page 61 1 2 Arizona STATE RV GUIDE 2011-12 azrvguide.com azrvguide.com Arizona STATE RV GUIDE 2011-12 3 The Arizona State RV Guide Contents welcomes you to the best state in the U.S. Arizona Map by Region 5 for natural beauty, cultural variety and Suppliers/Services/Attractions Directory 6 all-around RVing excellence. With the help Arizona’s “Shoulder Season” 12 of this exclusive guide, and associated Web site, azrvguide.com, you won’t miss Casa Grande 13 any of the many attractions, activities and Cochise 16 locations that Arizona has to offer. The East Valley (Phoenix) 19 generous participation of the advertisers in Northern Arizona 29 the Guide allow you to receive this resource, free of charge, as it is direct distributed Southern-Tucson 35 throughout Arizona, the northern United West Coast 40 States and Canada. Please show your West Valley (Phoenix) 44 appreciation by taking advantage of these White Mountains 47 products and services. Yuma-SE California 50 How to use the Guide Los Algodones, Mexico 56 The 2011-2012 Arizona State RV Guide Happy Birthday, Arizona! 60 provides descriptions and details about Index of Advertisers 64 each listed RV park or resort, organized by region, within the state. It also shows local Copyright © 2011 by Compass Marketing Group, LLC. All rights attractions and services in each area. Also reserved. No part of this publication, including design, layout and included are Woodall’s® ratings for the resorts integration, may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission. For information, call 877-231-9185. so rated. At the end of the listings, you’ll see Art Direction: Pam Hahn, in Demand arts two designations - one for facilities and one for Advertising Sales: Compass Marketing Group, LLC recreation. Numbers from 1 to 5u w indicate the Exclusive Sales Agent quality and quantity of the Woodall’s criteria. 877.231.9185 [email protected] The Arizona map on page 5 shows the entire Marketing Agents: Jan Courtney state and how it has been divided into color- Candace Kirk coded regions. Go to the region you’re Mark Munk interested in and browse each park or resort Don Vance Robert Wilderman listed there, to find out what they offer and how to contact that facility. Printed in Arizona, USA Some of the advertisers are local, some offer services and supplies statewide. So view the entire contents of this Guide to be sure to see On the Cover, counterclockwise from top: Picacho Peak, it all! State Park, Pinal County - Pam Hahn; Verde River Valley fishing lagoon, Yavapai County - Arizona State Parks; Fortuna Pond, Yuma County - Ty Cook Photography. azrvguide.com is the next stop in your quest for Arizona RV knowledge. You’ll find not only the samePark & Resort listings as in the Guide, the same Services & Suppliers, Attractions and Recreation resources, but also information about travel in and around Arizona, what’s the latest news in the RV industry, and where the next big conference or RV Cook Photography Ty gathering is taking place. There’s no charge or registration – just a free and easy way to keep up with everything you need and want to know about Arizona RVing. 4 Arizona STATE RV GUIDE 2011-12 azrvguide.com Enjoy RVing in Arizona... Arizona by Region What a Life! Northern West Coast East Valley West Valley White Mountains Yuma - SE California Casa Grande Cochise Southern-Tucson Scenic Highways Regions by page number Casa Grande (CG) 13 West Coast (WC) 40 Cochise (C) 16 West Valley (WV) 44 East Valley (EV) 19 White Mountains (WM) 47 Northern (N) 29 Yuma-SE California (Y) 50 All information regarding editorial content or advertising is from sources deemed reliable Southern-Tucson (S) 35 by the publisher and every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this guide. Publisher makes no warranties and accepts no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. © Copyright 2011, Compass Marketing, Group, LLC azrvguide.com Arizona STATE RV GUIDE 2011-12 5 Suppliers, Services & Attractions Directory These Suppliers and Service professionals provide critical products and services to RVers and the parks/resorts they enjoy. Attractions Castle Dome Mines Museum Mesa Dolly Steamboat, The 27550 E. County 15th St. N. SR4 1056 S. Country Club Dr./85210 Apache Junction, AZ Yuma, AZ 85365 480.835.0505 480.827.9144 • dollysteamboat.com 928.920.3062 Flagstaff 1520 S. Riordan Ranch St./86001 see ad on page 25 www.castledomeminesmuseum.com see advertorial on page 43 928.774.0005 Grand Canyon Railway Commemorative Air Force www.bookmans.com 800.THE.TRAIN • thetrain.com see ad on page 3 see ad on page 30 Aircraft Museum 2017 N. Greenfield Rd. • Mesa Meteor Crater Convention & Visitors Bureaus / 480.924.1940 • www.azcaf.org Visitor Centers 35 mi. E. of Flagstaff on I-40 see ad on page 25 800.289.5898 • meteorcrater.com Camp Verde Chamber of Commerce DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun see ad on page 31 928.567.9294 6300 N. Swan [email protected] Tortilla Flat Tucson, AZ 85718 1 Main St. www.visitcampverde.com 520.299.9191 | 800.545.2185 see ad on page 34 Tortilla Flat, AZ 85290 www.degrazia.org Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce 480.984.1776 see ad on page 39 www.tortillaflataz.com 575 N. Marshall St. Pima Air & Space Museum see ad on page 25 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 6000 E. Valencia Rd., Tucson, AZ 520.836.2125 | 800.916.1515 Casinos 520.574.0462 • pimaair.org www.casagrandechamber.org Casino Arizona see ad on page 39 see feature article on page 15 101 & McKellips, 101 & Indian Bend, adjacent Titan Missile Museum Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce to Scottsdale 1580 W. Duval Mine Rd., Green Valley, AZ 1010 S. Main St., Cottonwood, AZ 480.850.7777 • casinoarizona.com 520.625.7736 • titanmissilemuseum.org 928.634.7593 Cocopah Casino see ad on page 39 www.cottonwoodchamberaz.org 15318 S. Avenue B Observatory see ad on page 35 Somerton, AZ 85350 Flagstaff Visitor Center 800.23.SLOTS • www.cocopahresort.com Kitt Peak National Observatory Tucson, AZ One E. Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ Hon-Dah Resort Casino 520.318.8726 • www.noao.edu 888.300.1066 • flagstaffarizona.org Hwys. 260 & 73, S of Pinetop see ad on page 39 see ad on page 33 & feature article on page 32 800.929.8744 • www.hon-dah.com Mesa Convention & Visitors Bureau see ad & feature on page 49 Retail 120 N. Center St. Dinner Theater Mesa Market Place Mesa, AZ 85201 10550 E. Baseline Rd., Mesa 480.827.4700 • www.visitmesa.com Barleen’s Arizona Opry 480.380.5572 • www.mesamarket.com 2275 E. Old West Hwy. see ad on page 25 see ads on pages 23 & 25 Apache Junction, AZ 85119 Metropolitan Tucson 480.982.7991 • www.azopry.com Queen Creek Olive Mill Convention & Visitors Bureau see ad on page 25 Rittenhouse Rd. & Combs Rd. 100 S. Church Ave. Queen Creek, AZ 85142 Entertainment Tucson, AZ 85701 480.888.9290 520.624.1817 | 888.2.Tucson Mesa Arts Center www.queencreekolivemill.com www.visittucson.org 1 E. Main St., Mesa see ad & feature article on page 21 see ad on page 38 480.644.6500 • mesaartscenter.com Auto/Truck Sales/Service see ad on page 25 Parker Area Tourism Cummins Rocky Mountain 1217 California Ave. Museums Phoenix Branch: Parker, AZ 85344 Amerind Foundation Museum 651 N. 101st Ave., Avondale, AZ 85323 928.669.6511 | 928.669.2174 One mile south of I-10 between Benson & 800.800.2345 www.parkerareatourism.com Willcox, off exit 318 (Dragoon Rd..in Cochise rockymountain.cummins.com Yuma Visitors Bureau County. see ad on page 8 Information Center 520.586.3666 • www.amerind.org Books 201 N. 4th Ave., Yuma, AZ 85364 see ad on page 17 Bookmans Entertainment Exchange 928.783.0071 | 800.293.0071 www.visityuma.com Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Tucson 2021 N. Kinney Rd. 6230 E. Speedway Blvd./85712 see feature article on page 55 Tucson, AZ 85743 520.748.9555 Dentists 520.883.2702 • www.desertmuseum.org 3733 W. Ina Rd./85741 see ad on page 39 Bernardo Magaña, D.D.S. 520.579.0303 Mariano Ma Lee No. 32 Besh Ba-Gowah Archaeological Park 1930 E. Grant Rd./85719 Los Algodones, B.C., Mexico Jess Hayes Rd. • Globe, AZ 520.325.5767 928.726.2005 | 888.228.6316 928.425.0320 Phoenix www.maganadentists.com see ad on page 22 8034 N. 19th Ave./85021 see ad on inside back cover 602.433.0255 6 Arizona STATE RV GUIDE 2011-12 azrvguide.com Fine Quality Dental Park Models Good Sam Services 101 Ave “B” & 2nd St. Resort Homes 888.393.7451 Suppliers, Services & Attractions Directory Los Algodones, B.C., Mexico goodsamclub.com/AZRV 13437 W. Westgate Dr., Surprise, AZ 85374 480.264.9499 623.546.2045 • 800.352.3279 see ad on page 63 www.finequalitydental.com www.azresorthomes.com RV Trader Magazine see ad on page 57 see ad on page 2 www.rvtrader.com TLC Dental / Optical RV Traders T.L. (Trailer Life) Enterprises, Inc. 235 “A” Ave. Cavco Park Model Dealer 2575 N. Vista del Mar Dr. Los Algodones, B.C., Mexico 11111 E. Apache Tr. Ventura, CA 93001 928.328.1866 Apache Junction, AZ 85120 800.825.6861 • www.trailerlife.com [email protected] 480.986.1760 • www.rv-traders.com see ad on page 62 www.affordabletlcdental.com Woodall Publications Corp. see ad on page 57 Photography Ty Cook Photography 2575 Vista del Mar Dr. Fuel Discounts Ventura, CA 93001 928.271.5733 800.323.9076 Pilot Flying J Travel Centers www.tycookphotography.com see ad on page 62 RV Rewards Program see ad on page 54 www.pilotflyingj.com RV Remodeling see ad on page 61 RV Dealer Association ARVDA RV Décor 5800 E.
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