De Anza Rv Resort - Amado

Basic park with small spots. Not very welcoming to families, esp with children, or residents of non-retirement age. We were invited to consider the run down park next door numerous times because they are cheaper as the receptionist made clearto us about 5 times and as we were making our reservation, then finally once before we paid. She wanted to make sure we were serious and didn 't want to go next door before we finalized the transaction. The wifi is almost nonexistent, the dog park is a fenced in sand box. The office/ club house smells terrible and the sites are all gravel and barely enough room to park 2 vehicles . We were placed at the entrance of the oark near the highway since my husband works and we dont need to be making noise for the working residents .Honestly had we not paid in advance for 6 weeks I would have moved my camper to the run down park next door ? and saved money .

We have come here every year for 13 seasons. Very nice park that has improved a lot. Clean restrooms. Large clubhouse with all the amenities inside such as swimming, hot tub, sauna, exercise room, pickleball, library, etc. The camp workers are helpful and friendly. Smaller park with about 185 sites but they are good size sites which feel comfortable. The view of the mountains to the east is spe tacular.

Nice people and lots of space. There was hardly anyone here. We would def come back only stayed one night.

Lived here for 7 months. I loved it, they have a great community center and don't forget to order from chef...his food is great! It's very quiet even though it does get extremely busy during peak season.

This was my first time staying here, and it's conveniently located just down the frontage road from Green Valley, where I live and work. It was a nice getaway—clean, quiet, and the staff was very friendly! I will definitely be back! Nearby activities included a drive to Tubac for lunch at Elvira’s.