Winter In Arizona

[Captain Rich]

This will be our first winter as fulltimers. My wife & I are going to head to Arizona(Probably Tuscon Area) for the months of January-March. Looking for some suggestions on where to stay/not stay. We've got a 37 ft. Tuscany two pets(Yorkies). Head north to Oregon to see our grandkids May/June. Take our time getting there see Arches. Grand Canyon, etc.

Probably leave NC after Thanksgiving & take the southern route. Suggestions appreciated.

Capt. Rich

[Mr Sunshine]

Many years ago, we stayed at a mobile home/rv park on Apache Trail in Apache Junction. Lost Duchman, not fancy but reasonable. There are many rv parks in that area that rent monthly. Check out some of those parks, most of them have pools and activities.

Please report back on those great western national parks! BTW, your profile says "Still Looking" and your post says you have a Tuscany.

[csseeker]

Just before you get to Tucson, you'll love a stop in Sedona, AZ. Voted the most beautiful place in the USA. 360* red Rock views. It's a tough drive but Oak Creek Canyon is one the most beautiful drives in the US. Runs down 89a from Flagstaff to Sedona. There's a nice RV park across oak Creek from downtown Sedona.

[Ronmac]

My suggestion is to check out Rincon Country West in Tucson. We checked out several senior (55+) parks and found this park full of wonderful people, and so many activities you will wonder why you are always busy. We will be back for our 3rd year in January.. It’s a little pricey, but you get what you payed for.. book soon if you like it they were actually sold out in February this year for 2 weeks.