We needed a stopover on the way to Luna Lake. Called ahead for a reservation, and the office, which is based in Colorado, said the park was first come first serve. They also told us sites on the outer loop were $40 and the inner loop $25. We arrived at the park and settled into a nice enough outer loop ($40) site.When we started ta...moreWe needed a stopover on the way to Luna Lake. Called ahead for a reservation, and the office, which is based in Colorado, said the park was first come first serve. They also told us sites on the outer loop were $40 and the inner loop $25. We arrived at the park and settled into a nice enough outer loop ($40) site.When we started talking to the camp host at our site about length of stay (2 nights), he was very off-putting and unfriendly, almost like we were in inconveniencing him, even though there was nobody else around. As we were walking to pay, he comes over and tells us the site we are in is reserved and we had to pull forward into an inner loop site. Even though we were told there were no reservations, we moved to the inner loop. That site was terribly unlevel, he was also charging us the same outer loop price, and he was only accepting cash. We pulled up our jacks and left. Happened upon a cute little park down the road: Alpine Village RV Park. They were so adorable and friendly, with full hookups for $32. Although this park was clean and easy to access, the experience was one star. We were very happy with our decision to leave Springerville RV Park.

I made a PA reservation for just 1 night and enjoyed the stay. The host was very helpful, the grounds were clean, and spaces looked new.There was a little highway noise in the nighttime but a good sound machine would drown it out.The best feature was how dark the park was, I could see the Milky Way and I've never seen that befo...moreI made a PA reservation for just 1 night and enjoyed the stay. The host was very helpful, the grounds were clean, and spaces looked new.There was a little highway noise in the nighttime but a good sound machine would drown it out.The best feature was how dark the park was, I could see the Milky Way and I've never seen that before. No light pollution, very cool.

We were new to RVing and rented a 31" Class C motor home and wanted a place that had full hookups. It was hard to find that where we wanted to go, especially over a holiday weekend. I called quite a few places, and once Springerville RV Park answered, the owner was very down to earth and so nice compared to the others I'd spoken to. ...moreWe were new to RVing and rented a 31" Class C motor home and wanted a place that had full hookups. It was hard to find that where we wanted to go, especially over a holiday weekend. I called quite a few places, and once Springerville RV Park answered, the owner was very down to earth and so nice compared to the others I'd spoken to. We arrived late at night and she told us to plop down at any space until morning when the camp hosts would be over to greet us. Sure enough, even on their day off, they greeted us and moved us to a much nicer spot. We set up and they helped us with any questions we had. They understood that we didn't have a car with us and asked if we needed anything from the store as well as invited us to a city BBQ contest. The other campers were so nice and gave us a lot of tips. The park itself is brand new-ish and still being built. All hookups were easy, sewer, city water, etc. The town of Springerville doesn't have TV broadcast so that is not an option so bring DvDs or your own satellite dish. WiFi is free and hooked up on the barn building onsite, however it gets a little spotty as more campers show up and use it. Best bet is to have your own hot spot if there are a lot of people there. They are planning on building laundry/shower facilities which are in the works right now. Open meadows surround the park and afternoon rainshowers made it even more relaxing. There are some picnic tables but not all sites have them right now. The camp hosts, Tammy and John, went beyond to make everyone feel welcome and jumped at any issue if folks had questions. If you go, please say hello to Kevin for us!

Springerville is a relatively new RV park with new owners that are fixing it up. Present hosts are the best ever! The range of prices are based on front row nearest road(Hwy 60) $25.00 then back row (overlooking a large field and the mountains in the background...pretty, we stayed there) $33.00, middle row is all pull through so $40....moreSpringerville is a relatively new RV park with new owners that are fixing it up. Present hosts are the best ever! The range of prices are based on front row nearest road(Hwy 60) $25.00 then back row (overlooking a large field and the mountains in the background...pretty, we stayed there) $33.00, middle row is all pull through so $40. There are complete hookups at each site. The owners are in the process of putting in a laundry room and bathroom facility near the entrance. They offer Good Sam and Passport America. There are better rates for weekly and monthly stays, a good bargain for those who want to have a longer time there. The sites themselves are very large and roomy and easy to access. We loved our stay here.