The Scenic Road RV Park - Quartzsite, Arizona

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Remember the RV parks of yesteryear? a place to park with all the services but no amenities? Sorry, no pool, no golf course, no fancy canopies just good basic services. water, sewer, 50 amp power, fast great internet, washer, dryer, 2nd vehicle parking, close to center of town with propane just across the street and park activities. Jim likes to park each coach at his RV park. Makes folks police up their "junk". No screaming kids and barking dogs are kept under control. Great place to stay!!! I stayed for the introductory price of 3 nights for $60!!!!

Sierra

I called for rates from November through March. Who ever answered the phone asked about the size of my travel trailer which is just 14 foot. I told him, I wouldn't be using the sewer as my little trailer has a cassette toilet. He told me he can't help me and all the RV sites must be hooked to their sewage system. That's a new one for me. Nothing on the website has made note of this and I have never been denied anywhere else I have booked. I will not recommend this place as they discriminate against not using their sewage system even though my system is self contained.

Clunk Dunwad

Had a great multi-week stay here at The Scenic Road. All hookups worked perfectly, the sites are close together but everyone was a good neighbor. Met a lot of very decent people in this park. The manager(?), Jim, is a gentleman and keeps close watch over the park. Very safe and secure and close to all the local goings on without being right on the freeway. Look forward to coming back here in the future.

Dory McAllister

It's not a hotel. It's an RV park, so where it asks for rooms, I just used my campsite info.

Coddiwomple Travelers

We only stayed one night as we were passing through. Great service from the gentleman that checked us in. Our site was level although a bit snug though not terrible. We are on the bigger side and it was from only one night. It is part of our Escapees Program and a good night.

TheTravelingMermaid

4.5 stars. The people here are great. What a great place to park. Easy and level spots. Clean and beautiful park. They had a nice laundromat and a dog wash area! The only complaint is the noise backed up to the trailer park. People start their trucks early and let them run for 20 min and the highway is quite noisy all day and some throughout the evening. Otherwise, lovely safe place.

Edith Eveon Brown

January 15 to February 15, 2024
As a full-time motorhome dweller, who is always on the move as a snowbird the first week of October prior to the arrival of winter in South Dakota, I usually head to and homestead at desert areas in Arizona. However, if temperatures in these areas get too chilly causing me to constantly refill potable propane tanks or my tow vehicle need repairs, I tend to move inland to Quartzsite AZ to found available full-service hook-up at Quail Run RV Park, my emergency go-to hang-out place, until I can hit the road again.

After leaving Georgia on January 8th, I found myself dodging tornado warnings, dealing with rainstorms, sleet, dropping temperatures, frozen tanks, including frozen water in my toilet bowl during my return drive to Quartzsite. Because I had run out of propane and could not find a refill place on or near my travel route; I knew I had potential frozen tank problems. Upon arrival in Quartzsite on January 15, 2024. I drove straight to Quail Run my emergency go-to hang-out place and found it filled with travelers. Upon stopping at Quail Run Propane Station to refill my outside tank and three potable tanks I was greeted by Jim, who usually do propane refills.

Now where are you headed, he asked? I just returned from Georgia; I have a frozen tank problem. So, I called your check-in office to see if there was a place I could hookup until I thaw out and can get repair service but was told the park was full. So, I will homestead at Hi Jolly until I can find a park with full-hookup, I replied. Hang on let me call the other Jim next door. After a brief conversation with Jim next door at The Scenic Road RV Park; my Jim at Quail Run said, “Go next door, Jim has a place for you, he said.”

Upon my arrival at The Scenic Road RV Park, I was greeted by Jim; a friendly, smiling, professional park manager, who knew how to solve problems. I told Jim about my travel experience, as well as my potential frozen tank problems. No worries, I’ve got a few places I can put you for a while. Also, we have our own RV Service Repairman here; his name is Jefferey. This is his card. Just call him, he will come, Jim said.

Once I was settled into a full-hook up space where I planned to stay for a month. The next morning while rearranging my sewage pipe, I noticed water leaking from my Always Hot Water System door. When I opened the door, I was hit by a flood of water. I rushed inside and called Jefferey, who immediately arrived at my motorhome and discovered my Always Hot Water System had split in half causing the flood of water. Like Jim, I found Jefferey to be friendly, professional, ready to tackle and repair any problem. Immediately after taking pictures of my system, Jefferey ordered the new replacement which was installed three days after his visit.

The only thing that made me a little nervous during my stay at this park was the deep desert wash that ran from the east to the west behind my motorhome. Because my dog is a 75-pound rambunctious one-year old who recently discovered chasing rabbits is fun. I kept picturing him in the wash which was too deep for me to get him out since I can’t lift him above my waist; Therefore, the only time I went outside was for my dog to potty.

Amenities includes Full-hookups, Club House, Female/Male bathrooms and showers, laundry room, personal patio, and two large trash dumpsters that are regularly emptied. I found permanent residences at the park not to be as friendly as travelers. The monthly rate is in line with other RV Parks.

I will stay at this RV Park again in the future.

Bob Higgins

I know nothing about the park. But the man was adamant against old RVs. I know people worth a Million Dollars that drive older RVs. Why are we treated like criminals and scumbags because we prefer older models They cost less but are built better. When maintained they run great. This is unfair discrimination and bias for no rational reason. "Somebody might abandon it" he says. Well should I be punished and judged for what someone else did? I thought this was America. "That's our policy" How about "Common sense" as a policy? How about check the individuals credit? Folks go there to Quartzite hoping to escape that kind of empty headed thinking so common in big city America.