Escapees park...friendly people...large fairly level gravel sites with picnic table at each siteClean restrooms and laundryAlways something going on and is posted on a weekly calendar The way camping rates have gone up including state parks you get full hookups at a great rate.This is our first year as escapees members and have s...moreEscapees park...friendly people...large fairly level gravel sites with picnic table at each siteClean restrooms and laundryAlways something going on and is posted on a weekly calendar The way camping rates have gone up including state parks you get full hookups at a great rate.This is our first year as escapees members and have stayed at 3 so far and will definitely renew membership next yearThis is close to Wickenburg AZ which has shoppong+Wickenburg is a truly unique town..very much horse country..rodeo etc and should be on anyone's bucket listDesert oasis ????Tmobile had bars but really poor service

Great park and not far from Wickenburg which is a very beautiful town and area is beautiful in the desert.This is a country area and lots of rodeo...roping and horsesWill definitely come back for the winter months

While we had a full hookup site (30 amp only) don’t come in and expect to take care of business if you want to have an extended boondocking experience. The dump station is closed and has been since at least 2017. The boondocking area is a no generator zone as well as the rest of the campground. If you want propane you can only get i...moreWhile we had a full hookup site (30 amp only) don’t come in and expect to take care of business if you want to have an extended boondocking experience. The dump station is closed and has been since at least 2017. The boondocking area is a no generator zone as well as the rest of the campground. If you want propane you can only get it between the hours of 11:00 - 11:30 “if someone is available”Tuesday thru Saturday. The remainder of the campground is fairly flat, dirt sites that are rather small but adequate for a short stay to visit the area. The doggy park is a fair distance from the campground with no doggy stations anywhere on the property.

This was an overnight for us and worked fine as a pretty basic CG along our route. The spots are typically spaced for a commercial CG (not much privacy), vary some in length, but they can accommodate big rigs, and they don’t require much leveling. Site utilities are all the way in the back (FHU, 30amp only) and worked fine. Upon arr...moreThis was an overnight for us and worked fine as a pretty basic CG along our route. The spots are typically spaced for a commercial CG (not much privacy), vary some in length, but they can accommodate big rigs, and they don’t require much leveling. Site utilities are all the way in the back (FHU, 30amp only) and worked fine. Upon arrival, the helpful host changed our site after noting our 40’ length, and while we would have fit in our original site, getting into it would have been more challenging (sites are parallel with no angling). Verizon worked fine without the booster, and there was enough room to walk our dog, though I found a couple goatheads along the way.Our stay here was quiet and uneventful, but if you are tired of political signage a year after the election, this CG probably isn’t ideal and neither is the town of Congress for that matter. I’m glad we were just passing through. $28.18 is the current rate for a back-in FHU site without discounts

We had a nice shape tree. Really liked Wickenburg which was not very far away. People in the park are really nice. Sites are close and gravel otherwise I would give it a five-star. We stayed the first week of October 2021.

Nice fairly level spots in the gravel. We lucked out and had a little shade tree. Most sites in front row have a tree. Didn’t use any amenities but sites are far enough from road and train crossings to make this place very quiet

This was a great find! The Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park has been on my bucket list for ages so this was a great side trip on the way from Prescott to Tucson. North Ranch is only 20 minutes away. The weather was pretty good so I opted to dry camp. The dry camping area is literally nothing more than parking parallel to a...moreThis was a great find! The Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park has been on my bucket list for ages so this was a great side trip on the way from Prescott to Tucson. North Ranch is only 20 minutes away. The weather was pretty good so I opted to dry camp. The dry camping area is literally nothing more than parking parallel to a small ditch in the SE corner of the RV parking lot. It was reasonably level and fine, though I could see some not caring for the "gravel parking lot" ambiance of the campground. The dump appeared to be closed but they had no issues with me filling with water and dumping at an empty hook-up site. The North Ranch community of homes, RVs, and park models are beautiful. Very well kept, friendly folks, quiet, and a great area to walk the dog. The gate to the public trust land is in the far SE corner of the community (there is a large parking lot) and goes deep into the desert for ATV travel, hiking, and biking. There was a craft show at one of the residences on Saturday which was fun to visit. At the NE corner of the RV lot is Saguaro Park, easily as nice as any professionally managed cactus garden I've seen. Don't miss it. I took advantage of the Escapees Smart Weigh program while there. The guys were very helpful and informative. providing all sorts of information about weight, balance, tire inflation, and safety. OTA broadcast signals tended to fade at times but there were many channels. T-Mobile while showing bars was all but non-existent. AT&T was better though it too faded at times (14 down/3 up). I tried WiFi for one day Tengo @ $3 and it was pretty basic, certainly not meant for heavy data use. OH, and they have a great recycling program, accepting just about everything including glass.

We stayed here October 2019 for 2 weeks (see review). This year just a couple of nights for R&R enroute to our winter digs in Yuma.No issues with making a reservation, easy, seemless done over the phone and e-mail. Checkin was easy via the window. Sites are large backin plenty of room for your rig and tow vehicle.We had 30 amp f...moreWe stayed here October 2019 for 2 weeks (see review). This year just a couple of nights for R&R enroute to our winter digs in Yuma.No issues with making a reservation, easy, seemless done over the phone and e-mail. Checkin was easy via the window. Sites are large backin plenty of room for your rig and tow vehicle.We had 30 amp full hookup site, all sites are gravel. Weather was amazing 88 upon arrival and cools down nice in the evening, no AC needed. Great Verizon reception, great Dishnetwork reception and we used our hotspot for internet.Short drive into town for restocking groceries, Safeway is nice but a bit pricey.Clubhouse and all activities are suspended due to COVID-19. Laundry room and bathrooms are available with code access provided.There is a train track across the stree from the RV Park and you can faintly hear the trains during the day, however we never experienced any nighttime noise very quiet.We would gladly stay here again and even consider longer stays.

This Escapee’s Rainbow Park is in a great location off 89 between Wickenburg and Congress AZ. We gave it three stars because of two things: bad AT&T service and WiFI advertised was not available. We could not receive calls on AT&T due to it switching between 2 bars of 3G and 2 bars LTE. There was a 3rd party solution for WiFi (and was ...moreThis Escapee’s Rainbow Park is in a great location off 89 between Wickenburg and Congress AZ. We gave it three stars because of two things: bad AT&T service and WiFI advertised was not available. We could not receive calls on AT&T due to it switching between 2 bars of 3G and 2 bars LTE. There was a 3rd party solution for WiFi (and was advertised), but it wasn’t available in site 99. The OTA TV channels were excellent with all the main TV channels available. Propane was available for $2.49/gallon plus taxes. We had full-hooks, but there was only 30amp electric available. They also have full recycling available (this is a bonus for us). They have a beautiful activity center and clubhouse. They also have clean and attractive bathroom/showers. We used the Escapees SmartWeigh service which weighs all four corners of your RV - very informative. This park is in a great location: Wickenburg (12 miles), Surprise (47 miles). Wickenburg had great groceries, hardware, auto, and restaurants. Lots of things to do in the area: hiking, ATV, Congress, Prescott, etc. It would be great if they added card bingo as an activity.

Gorgeous area around the park, with access to some great BLM trails for off-roading or hiking. There are two parts to the park. The area in the front is for temporary visitors and is a normal RV park. The area to the back is a community of RV sites that people own. It is a really interesting concept.

We are Escapees members. This park provides sites for both Escapees members as well as nonmembers. There is a price savings if you are a member. We stayed here for 2 weeks. Park is all gravel and abutes private residences. 30 amp only, no issue for us. We did lose power one night but it was park wide about around 30-45 minutes an...moreWe are Escapees members. This park provides sites for both Escapees members as well as nonmembers. There is a price savings if you are a member. We stayed here for 2 weeks. Park is all gravel and abutes private residences. 30 amp only, no issue for us. We did lose power one night but it was park wide about around 30-45 minutes and was it dark! Very strong Verizon signal we were able to utilize our phones as hot spots to access the internet, we have unlimited data pkg. Lots of activities if you choose to join. BLM land access for trail riding or hiking right out the rear of the property. The weather was absolutely perfect the entire stay never needed any AC.A short ride into Wickenburg for groceries or a shorter ride to Congress to Family Saver for milk, water, etc your choice.We would stay here again in a heartbeat for a month at a time, we loved the peace and quiet and the friendliness of those staying here. They offer nightly as well as weekly and monthly rates.

We arrived late, called ahead and they let us know which spot we were in before we arrived. Gravel rock throughout the park, but flat which was nice. In the morning, check-in was easy! We became Escapee members here, which has been useful during our other stays in the other locations. Pickle ball is played among the guests staying ther...moreWe arrived late, called ahead and they let us know which spot we were in before we arrived. Gravel rock throughout the park, but flat which was nice. In the morning, check-in was easy! We became Escapee members here, which has been useful during our other stays in the other locations. Pickle ball is played among the guests staying there, clean laundry and can get quarters from the office. They have activities occurring in the park, which was nice to see! No negative things to report. Felt safe and would stay again.

Clean, well organized. Had to pull forward farther in our site that we would have liked due to a tree so we were forced to unhitch for the night to not block the road. Some road noise due to being close to the highway.Our purpose for stopping was really to check out the associated lease / deeded sites. The short term stay sites are...moreClean, well organized. Had to pull forward farther in our site that we would have liked due to a tree so we were forced to unhitch for the night to not block the road. Some road noise due to being close to the highway.Our purpose for stopping was really to check out the associated lease / deeded sites. The short term stay sites are just average, nothing special, but we're starting to look for a winter home after 6 years of traveling and this place definitely had an appeal. The full time sites are large, well kept, and they don't seem to mind if you have an RV, house, park model, manufactured home, etc. etc. Definitely worth the stop to consider for our future.

Pretty well run SKP park. We took the weekly rate after looking it over. Clean bathrooms, free unlimited HOT showers. Lots of things to do for a RV park.Level gravel sites, all have full hookups. Friendly neighbors, Be sure to visit the Vulture Mine tour in Wickenburg if you're here on a weekend.We didn't sample the par...morePretty well run SKP park. We took the weekly rate after looking it over. Clean bathrooms, free unlimited HOT showers. Lots of things to do for a RV park.Level gravel sites, all have full hookups. Friendly neighbors, Be sure to visit the Vulture Mine tour in Wickenburg if you're here on a weekend.We didn't sample the park Wifi, but was told it's pretty slow.

We had a spot along the dog trail, basic spot, picnic table and hook ups.There is space to park your vehicle next to your RV on this all gravel, level parking lot. Front office very friendly and helpful for referrals. Clubhouse cozy with fireplace going. Laundry facilities small for such a large facility. We were in the north corner an...moreWe had a spot along the dog trail, basic spot, picnic table and hook ups.There is space to park your vehicle next to your RV on this all gravel, level parking lot. Front office very friendly and helpful for referrals. Clubhouse cozy with fireplace going. Laundry facilities small for such a large facility. We were in the north corner and had good cell phone reception, understood those in the south were spotty.We also had their “Smart Weigh” service done,(weighing of rig and tow vehicle) which was informative, efficient and educational.We would stay there again

UPDATE 07/10/2018We have been informed that the person(s) in question is/are no longer at North Ranch. Updating my star rating to what it would be without this portion of our stay: 4 stars. We are now very excited to be returning to North Ranch this coming winter!*****************************************************************...moreUPDATE 07/10/2018We have been informed that the person(s) in question is/are no longer at North Ranch. Updating my star rating to what it would be without this portion of our stay: 4 stars. We are now very excited to be returning to North Ranch this coming winter!*****************************************************************The campers and long-termers here are both great. The pickle ball court is great. The laundry rooms are nice. The community events are a lot of fun. The people in the main office are very intense, though, and have made it such that we won't stay here again. We've been here for two months. All was well for quite a while, but this last week, we've been approached and yelled at twice. Both times we were accused of illegal usage of the dumpsters even though we are staying in the campground and have every right to use the dumpsters. This second time we were also threatened to not have our site renewed (even though there are many empty here). So we're being threatened to be kicked out for using the dumpster. The managers are very angry and seem to not realize they approach people with a great deal of anger and yelling. I tried to respond and give constructive feedback this second time and encourage a conversation but I couldn't get a single sentence off and then the manager just drove off. He literally followed us around the park to come find us and accuse us of this illegal garbage dump use. It's creepy and way too aggressive and I no longer feel any comfort staying here -- the took the fun right out of this place. I'll never stay here again and I won't recommend that anyone else ever stay here.

Nothing special. A large gravel lot but it serves for a great overnight stop. Everyone was friendly and helpful. There is no Wi-Fi but cell signal was good.

Very friendly people and helpful staff.Wide spaces. Water/elec connections in good orderGravel lot, no mudBeautiful cactus park and pathwaySpotless laundry areaPerfect road surface for walking bikingNice homes and interesting landscapes when walking the neighborhoodGood tv signal12 miles to decent grocery store.Hike...moreVery friendly people and helpful staff.Wide spaces. Water/elec connections in good orderGravel lot, no mudBeautiful cactus park and pathwaySpotless laundry areaPerfect road surface for walking bikingNice homes and interesting landscapes when walking the neighborhoodGood tv signal12 miles to decent grocery store.Hike, atv, dirt bike right out the back gate. I rode all the way to Stanton and Yarnell, great dirt bike rideSome people dont like highway 89 north to Prescott but my friend followed us with a FW and double tow at 63 ft long with no problems. Beautiful drive up to YarnellSome highway noise during the day but quiet enough at nightDon't expect tall shade trees in most any desert locationsI used up my Verizon data. IIf you buy the Tengonet it's not real good. Works in a pinch but not greatThank you Escapees we will be back again for a longer stay

We were looking forward to coming here. There is really nice Mountain views and you are close to Prescott Valley and Pheonix. Our plans for enjoying ourselves here were quickly turned around after meeting and talking to some in Management. All conversations were met with sarcasm and rudeness, something we never experienced before w...moreWe were looking forward to coming here. There is really nice Mountain views and you are close to Prescott Valley and Pheonix. Our plans for enjoying ourselves here were quickly turned around after meeting and talking to some in Management. All conversations were met with sarcasm and rudeness, something we never experienced before while full timing.

This is a weekly rate for full hookup (30 amp) for Escapees members. The sites are on a large gravel lot in front of deeded sites for residents. Sites vary from narrow to about normal for a private RV park, that is to say not very large. There are picnic tables on each site. We were at the far side of the campground with empty sites ac...moreThis is a weekly rate for full hookup (30 amp) for Escapees members. The sites are on a large gravel lot in front of deeded sites for residents. Sites vary from narrow to about normal for a private RV park, that is to say not very large. There are picnic tables on each site. We were at the far side of the campground with empty sites across the way so we had a nice sunset view. This campground, like other Escapee facilities, offers lots of activities. The park has an indoor pickle ball court, a large clubhouse, a large activity center, a horseshoe pit, a dog run, and laundry facilities. They give you a list of activities when you check in which include exercise classes, crafts etc. We did not use the dog run but there is a path along the front of the campground also for doggies. There is also a lovely cactus garden at the north end of the park with an exceptionally large saguaro amongst other nice specimens. The town of Congress is about five minutes away. Grocery store, hardware stores and others are available in Wickenburg, about fifteen minutes away.There is lots of hiking in the area and the towns of Prescott, with some beautiful lakes and Williams, on route 66 and the starting point of the Grand Canyon railway are day trip distance.

We only stayed overnight (March 2016) and this RV park was perfectly good for an overnight stay. The price (for Escapees members) was great and the staff was friendly and helpful. The sites and roads are all gravel (typical for a desert RV Park) but we found the sites to be closer together that we like. A little more space would have m...moreWe only stayed overnight (March 2016) and this RV park was perfectly good for an overnight stay. The price (for Escapees members) was great and the staff was friendly and helpful. The sites and roads are all gravel (typical for a desert RV Park) but we found the sites to be closer together that we like. A little more space would have made a big difference. Our back-in site was along a row of trees which were very nice, but the branches prevented us from backing our rig up as far as we normally would, so we were sticking out into the road a little bit. We had no AT&T signal but Verizon LTE worked well enough. The park recycles paper, plastic, and cans which was a nice change from most parks we stay at in Arizona. There's a pretty nice fenced dog area (gravel) and a dirt path for walking dogs. We'd gladly do a short-term stay again, but the small sites, 30-amp hookups, and lack of AT&T service would make us think twice before a longer stay. Get your rig weighed at the Escapees SmartWeigh station while you're there. That's the main reason we came here.

North Ranch is a very large park, most of which is dedicated to deeded lots & homes. Only the front 1/10 section or so of the park is open to drop-in RV camping, and this is a very basic area consisting of 2 big dirt lots with ~111 RV sites with 30amp/water/sewer (no 50 amp) arranged side-by-side in 3 long rows. Sites are dirt, long, f...moreNorth Ranch is a very large park, most of which is dedicated to deeded lots & homes. Only the front 1/10 section or so of the park is open to drop-in RV camping, and this is a very basic area consisting of 2 big dirt lots with ~111 RV sites with 30amp/water/sewer (no 50 amp) arranged side-by-side in 3 long rows. Sites are dirt, long, flat and decently separated, but there's nothing to separate one side from the other (no privacy) and no real "site extras" except a picnic table. it's just a big 'ol parking lot. When empty there's lots of space to spread out, but when full I could see this feeling a tad cramped. That said, the park is quiet & welcoming, with lots of BLM land around to explore (allows ATV's, dirt biking, dog-walking etc.) and plenty of social activities for those interested. Plus it's a good location to explore the whole Congress/Wickenberg area. Also the price is right (only $20/night for SKP (Escapee) members. For non-SKP's it's higher). Not a fancy place, but a quiet, basic spot to explore the area.Good Verizon LTE signal, but only 3G on ATT. On-site Tengo (paid) but we didn't try it.