Rincon Country West RV Resort

We stayed here for 2 weeks and were probably the youngest in the park. They offer lots of activities and accommodating staff. The wife and I were disappointed with some of the other guests, not very friendly, which is not the parks issue. They advertise Wi-​Fi but it’s just crap, does not work at all! We complained and they could care less, the regulars stated the Wi-​Fi never works. $ 300 dollars a week and no internet, we will not be back next year!

This is a very nice park with a lot of amenities but the WiFi service is all but non existent.
My space is outside the range of their antennas. I was offered another spot but it too was out side the WiFi range!
The tenants and staff have been great and I want to like this place but without any usable WiFi I will be searching somewhere else next year.

Stayed one night on cross country trip even though park is designed for longer term snowbird stays. Very nice, very accommodating staff, nice place to park for a bit and explore. Lots of activities offered. Nice place, though not scenic. Definitely better choice than Rincon ‘east’ park.

First, let me say the Park is clean and the amenities are very nice. I would have given additional stars if the airport and train tracks were in different locations. With the airport flight pattern, train whistles and Air Force fighter jets, restful sleep was difficult — even in our 4-​season travel trailer. We were told we’d get used to it, but that didn’t happen within our 5 night stay.
Second, and the biggest reason for my poor rating is the amount of theft in this Park. Upon our arrival we noticed a sheet of paper which indicated «a few bikes have been stolen throughout the Park over the past several months». Well, come to find out — it was approximately 40+ bikes within a 15 – 20 day period (not including our stay where 3+ more bikes were taken). Management is aware of the hole in the fence but does not seem concerned enough to do anything about it. The response to guests’ concern was «they’ll just cut another hole in the fence somewhere else».
So, should you decide to stay here be CERTAIN you double lock everything that you must leave outside!
Considering the noise and the theft, we won’t be staying here again.

Rincon Country West RV Resort is a perfect park in Tucson for rigs of all sizes and plenty of room for towed vehicles and other toys. The price of $ 21 per night is the rate for our one month stay. I extended a few more days and I got the monthly rate for those days too. That is how it should be but many times is not the result. When we arrived I told them I have a 38 foot Monaco with a motorcycle lift holding my Triumph and our CR-​V tow car. I explained I used my motorcycle for my Patriot Guard Riders armed forces veteran’s missions. I always tell the office staff about my motorcycle and I’ve never been charged for an extra vehicle which I really appreciate. I stayed in space 1104 and the only thing I would do differently is ask for a North facing site instead of South. My power awning was broken so no awning in 80 plus weather everyday and facing South is not good, but at the end of the day I’ll be returning to Portland golden brown! My fault not their fault and if I had been willing to move I am real sure they would have given me another site.
There is a beautiful pool and 2 spas and lots of room at the site, wonderful friendly people and great water pressure so you’ll probably want to have your pressure regulator ready. I was leaving Easter Sunday so I went to pick up a package at the RV Post Office on Good Friday; However, the post office closed early that day, but another person retrieving his mail from his box, spoke into his mail box and asked if anyone was in the post office to help me. As it turns out the post master lady was still there and retrieved my package. This is what you can expect at Rincon Country West… Fellow RVers that are helpful and resort staff of the same helpful mindset. If I didn’t have 6 kids in Portland Oregon I’d live here full time!
Finally I want to make sure I mention all the activities for your enjoyment. Trust me this is the tip of the iceberg. One day there’ll be an Indian food truck, next day German, next day Mexican, next day something else. At night there will be concerts, free movies or some other entertainment. All day long there are classes and camaraderie for all people covering virtually every hobby. You can partake in as much as you wish or as little. The office staff and the big rig friendly layout of the RV Park make this the perfect place to stay in Tucson and I can’t wait to visit next year!

George O’Leary, I love you! I’ve never met the owner of Rincon Country West RV Resort, but I know I would adore him after seeing his creation. (No wonder it’s part of the Best Parks America group of resorts… excuse the plug but it’s true…)
There’s a whole list of things I’ll mention about why I love this little bit of heaven, but first, and I want to scream it from the mountain tops…
«I LOVE YOUR LAUNDRY ROOMS!» There are several laundry rooms scattered around the grounds and they are beautiful! Large, clean, fresh, and AIR CONDITIONED!
Off one laundry room is a workout room… pop a load in and use the equipment for a while… OR…off another laundry room is a beautiful olympic sized swimming pool. Start all your laundry, swim, lay in the sun, put your laundry in the dryer, swim, lay in the sun… dang…are the clothes done already?
Ok…I went overboard on the laundry rooms but that was only the beginning of our adventure. Wait! The bathrooms! Big private rooms with showers all in tile from Ireland all brought over in suitcases by George and his wife! You wish you had a bathroom in your home as beautiful as these.
Our deluxe accommodations for our rig were located around what feels like a village park. A large square with grass and trees and lamp posts. Each side of the square is large enough to fit a pull-​thru. Each of the four sites has its own BBQ and stone picnic table inlaid with beautiful tile. It’s a warm, safe, cozy feeling.
Ok…now for the mindblowing part of this place. Need something to do? There are several large craft rooms.
Ceramics: Pour your own, create on a clay wheel, glaze and fire your own creation.
Jewelry: From rock tumblers to machines I’ve never seen. Heaven for the jewelry maker
Sewing: Big tables, sewing machines, supplies
Woodworking: A furniture maker should be so lucky to have all this stuff
The rooms all have volunteers who help you with your project. No fees, unless you stay for the season and want to be part of their club, then it’s $ 5 a year.
There’s a club for about any activity you want and they all have potlucks. Doreen creates a monthly newsletter that carries the latest news from the resort and outlines all the activities and you are welcome to them all.
Everyone we met was so friendly. From the ladies behind the counter to the folks in the park. We visited with Bob in the jewelry room and admired his silver and gemstone creations. He sells a lot of the jewelry he makes…
Not into crafts? There’s a billiards room with 6 tables, an auditorium where they put on shows, a dance room where there’s a live caller for square dancing and folks who also lead ballroom dancing…
I would be remiss if I didn’t mention all the great shopping located within just one mile. When my computer bit the dust, we discovered that a Best Buy was almost right next door. Also in the same shopping mall were: Target, Marshall’s, Party City, Dollar Store, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Home Depot, Wet Seal, Frys Grocery Store… an eye glass place where they fixed my sunglasses… so many stores covering a huge area, I can’t begin to remember them all.
You can live at Rincon Country West, stay for the winter, pop in for a week or stay just for the night… all its’ bounty is there for you for no additional charge. The rates for staying there? Same as any other park!, if not better… so if you’d have your druthers… guess where I’m staying…
P.S.
A shout out to Racheal at the front desk for being so nice and for referring us to her favorite mechanic for some repairs to our rig.
Thank you to Annette, manager of this park and Rincon Country East for making us feel so welcome. Can’t wait to come back and see you again!