Voyager RV Resort in Stati Uniti d'America
Stati Uniti d'America
Voyager RV Resort in Stati Uniti d'America
Stati Uniti d'America
Voyager RV Resort in Stati Uniti d'America
Stati Uniti d'America
Voyager RV Resort in Stati Uniti d'America
Stati Uniti d'America
Prezzi non disponibili
Prezzo stimato in base ad 1 auto, 2 persone con una tenda, camper o roulotte.
Campeggio aperto da 01 January a 31 December
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Campeggio aperto da 01 January a 31 December
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Roulotte
Camper
Elettricità
BBQ consentito
Cani
Lavatrici
Voyager RV Resort è un campeggio a Tucson , Stati Uniti d'America. Voyager RV Resort ha un negozio campeggio, un ristorante e una piscina al coperto. Sono consentiti cani.
A Voyager RV Resort è possibile campeggiare con un roulotte o un camper. Potete trovare diverse attività ricreative nel campeggio. C’è un area giochi, un sauna, un campo da tennis, un campo da pallavolo, un campo da g e un area minigolf.
Per lavare i vostri indumenti c’è disponibilità di lavatrici e asciugatrici
Caratteristiche Punto
Ricreazione
Area Giochi
Balneazione in acque naturali
Piscina all'aperto
Sauna
Campo da tennis
Campo da pallavolo
Area minigolf
Campo da G
Noleggio barca
Sistemazione
Roulotte
Camper
Strutture
Elettricità
Collegamento TV
Negozio campeggio
Snackbar
Ristorante
BBQ consentito
Qualifiche
Cani
Gruppi giovanili
Sanitari
Strutture cambio pannolini
Cabine lavaggio
Lavatrici
Asciugatrici
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Recensioni
Dr. Krystina Moore
The spaces are incredibly cramped. It was nearly impossible to deploy my steps due to the tight proximity to the slender path beside us. There's a picnic bench provided, but it's practically unusable due to lack of space. It essentially straddles the slim path, overhanging on both sides. Our adjacent camper requested to swap spots with us (on the pebbled area). We consented and swapped. I'm unsure of their arrangements post our departure. It would obstruct the next camper's access. The facility offers numerous services, however, the swimming area was shut down. The eatery was consistently crowded and overpriced. We utilized the bathing facilities, which weren't impressive. We also used the laundry facilities, which were decent. However, you're required to purchase and recharge a card. Any remaining balance is non-refundable. The campsite's proximity to Saguaro National Park was a bonus. We confirmed multiple times that our friends would be situated adjacent to us, but that was botched. Even after confirming en route! I might consider revisiting, but I'd explore other options first. It's quite pricey.
1 anno ago
LivingOurDreamNow
We stayed 7 nights at Voyager RV Resort in Tucson, AZ. Would we stay at Voyager RV Resort again? First impressions may be deceiving. In this video, we provide a walking tour of the Voyager RV Resort and campground amenities. We also share our thoughts on whether we would stay here again and why. Verizon cellular service clocked in at 24.3 Mbps download speed and 3.56 Mbps upload speed. AT&T cellular service clocked in at 64.4 Mbps download speed and 7.93 Mbps upload speed. T-Mobile cellular service clocked in at 50.1 Mbps download speed and 2.71 Mbps upload speed.
2 anni ago
Ken 3d
If you want a crowded, over-priced parking lot, this is your kind of place. Devoid of personality. Strikes me as what a corporate-run RV park is....maybe the Thousand Trails influence? It speaks volumes that we paid for 2 nights but are leaving after 1.
2 anni ago