Pine Lawn Ranch 55+ Mobile Home & RV Park
RV Park
Write a Review 910 W. Gurley St. Prescott, AZ 86305 928-445-3924 Official WebsiteGPS: 34.5429, -112.4828
Overview of Pine Lawn Ranch 55+ Mobile Home & RV Park
Last Price Paid: $40
Reported by Sam & Pat on 8/2/2023
Longest RV Reported: 42 feet (Fifth Wheel)
Reported by Ken on 4/26/2022
Weekly Rate Yes
Monthly Rate Yes
Number of Sites 20
Pad Type gravel
Reservations yes
Elevation 5,380 ft / 1,639 m
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Reviews of Pine Lawn Ranch 55+ Mobile Home & RV Park 7 people have reviewed this location.
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“Great Place To stay”
Reviewed 10/29/2023
| Days stayed: | 3 |
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| Site Number: | 1 |
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We found Dee, the assistant manager, very helpful and willing to give us the option to switch locations. She also loaned up a 50 amp connector since a 30 amp outlet wasn’t provided. I later found a 20 amp 110 outlet on the side of the box. The park was spotlessly clean in a very natural setting. Some traffic noise during the day outsid... more
We found Dee, the assistant manager, very helpful and willing to give us the option to switch locations. She also loaned up a 50 amp connector since a 30 amp outlet wasn’t provided. I later found a 20 amp 110 outlet on the side of the box. The park was spotlessly clean in a very natural setting. Some traffic noise during the day outside, but not noticeable inside our Sprinter van and at night. Close to downtown Prescott, but we had a tow car for exploring the area. We enjoyed walking thru the park during the day and nighttime. Mostly full time manufactured homes with only a few spots available for RVs so reserve early. We would definitely stay here again if we are in the area. No regrets. We wanted trees and Pine Lawn Ranch delivered.
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camper-616224 would stay here again
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“Older, quiet 55+ mobile home park with a few overnight sites”
Reviewed 8/2/2023
| Nightly rate: | $40 |
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| Days stayed: | 4 |
| Site Number: | 6A |
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Due to some challenges on the road we arrived about 3 hours later than anticipated. The owner was gracious enough to hang around until 6:30 pm when we arrived. Perhaps as others have noted a little rough around the edges but genuinely nice. Years of running an RV park, I'm sure she has seen her fair share of aggravations. Gave us the c... more
Due to some challenges on the road we arrived about 3 hours later than anticipated. The owner was gracious enough to hang around until 6:30 pm when we arrived. Perhaps as others have noted a little rough around the edges but genuinely nice. Years of running an RV park, I'm sure she has seen her fair share of aggravations. Gave us the choice of 2 different sites. One was a pull through along the main entrance road and the other a bit more challenging back-in, with a barn on one side and pine trees on the other. We choose the latter as it was a little more secluded. 30 amp hook up with water and sewer. Nothing fancy but all worked. Took a few morning and evening walks around the property and encountered deer resting in front yards or grazing in the grass. The park is certainly not at the high end of the spectrum but everything was clean and functional. Payment is by cash only. We used it as a base to explore the Prescott area and would stay there again.
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Sam & Pat would stay here again
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“Decent park if you can get past the owner”
Reviewed 4/18/2023
| Nightly rate: | $19 |
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| Days stayed: | 150 |
| Site Number: | 1C |
| RV Length: | 20' (Truck Camper) |
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Above rate reflects pro-rated daily for a 5 month stay, including electric charges. Hard to rate this park. As others have said it is basically a mobile home park with some RV sites shoe-horned in. At the time I had a 35 foot fifth wheel. Very tricky getting into my site. And then there's the owner.... On the positive side, surpr... more
Above rate reflects pro-rated daily for a 5 month stay, including electric charges.
Hard to rate this park. As others have said it is basically a mobile home park with some RV sites shoe-horned in. At the time I had a 35 foot fifth wheel. Very tricky getting into my site. And then there's the owner....
On the positive side, surprisingly rural feel for a location about one mile from the heart of downtown Prescott. Reasonably quiet despite some road noise. Deer and javelina were nearly daily visitors. The real beauty of this park is its proximity to all downtown has to offer. First time in Prescott and was fairly impressed. Clean, friendly town with plenty going on right at the square every week. Good restaurants and shopping on the square (Whiskey Row) as well. It was nice to have a mailbox and address for a longer term stay.
There are negatives however. The owner really doesn't care to work with residents. She is set in her ways. Campers have to pay for their entire stay up -- in cash or money order. This was somewhat problematic for a full timer to come up with that much cash fairly quickly for a long-term stay. No checks or credit cards is definitely a problem in making the payments. There are no amenities whatsoever here. No bathroom facilities and no activities or meeting places for social interaction as well.
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Iowa Pete would stay here again
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“Quiet setting close to town square”
Reviewed 4/26/2022
| Nightly rate: | $40 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | 135 |
| RV Length: | 42' (Fifth Wheel) |
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This is a 55 and over retirement village with some RV spots scatter throughout. We stayed in spot 135 with our 42 ft 5th wheel. This spot was absolutely awesome. Easy in and relatively easy out. They take cash only and had full hookups. There are some spots near the road which would be better for smaller RVs but they would be a bi... more
This is a 55 and over retirement village with some RV spots scatter throughout. We stayed in spot 135 with our 42 ft 5th wheel. This spot was absolutely awesome. Easy in and relatively easy out. They take cash only and had full hookups. There are some spots near the road which would be better for smaller RVs but they would be a bit noisier due to the road noise. They have no other facilities (laundry, bathrooms, etc) and no WiFi. We dealt with “Dee” and she was easy to work with and we had no issues. Beyond being quiet the other nice factor was it was a relatively close walk to the town square.
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Ken would stay here again
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“Hidden gem right in Prescott”
Reviewed 12/27/2019
| Nightly rate: | $36 |
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| Days stayed: | 8 |
| Site Number: | 3 |
| RV Length: | 25' (Travel Trailer) |
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Stayed Dec. 5-13, 2019. 25ft travel trailer. Called early morning for availability, arrived mid-afternoon. We are both 55+. All sites are FHU. Our site was #3 a pull thru on the main entrance street in to the park. This park has about 150 mostly permanent sites with a creek running through it and about 18 sites scattered around the par... more
Stayed Dec. 5-13, 2019. 25ft travel trailer. Called early morning for availability, arrived mid-afternoon. We are both 55+. All sites are FHU. Our site was #3 a pull thru on the main entrance street in to the park. This park has about 150 mostly permanent sites with a creek running through it and about 18 sites scattered around the park for transient travelers. Payment policy is cash only. Dee checked us in and guided us to our spot. We paid for 2 nights at a time because we were unsure on our length of stay. Current policy is after 6 nights the 7th is free. Mature trees, lots of pines (wonderful smell) gave it a neighborhood feel good bird watching. A band of native javalinas roamed around the park a few days. We liked this more than the other RV parks outside of town that are expensive parking lots. 15 minute walk downtown to the historic square, Whiskey Row and good restaurants. We found a rake behind the office and cleaned up the sticks and pine needles around our site; none of the electric hookups [20a-30a-50a] had a breaker thus the lower scores for cleanliness and quality. Lots of shopping choices in town with major big box stores and 2 natural food stores. Affinity RV north of downtown has propane for $1.80/gal. and free dump & water if you are just passing through the area.
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trailerkat would stay here again
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“Quiet 55+ park close to downtown.”
Reviewed 11/12/2018
| Nightly rate: | $35 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| RV Length: | 28' (Class A) |
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The woman who answered the phone made it clear this was a park for people age 55 and older. I got the feeling they don’t need the business but would take us if we were over 55 and wouldn’t bother the other residents. We had been at White Spar campground (which is nice and very close to town) but had to leave because they were full. We ... more
The woman who answered the phone made it clear this was a park for people age 55 and older. I got the feeling they don’t need the business but would take us if we were over 55 and wouldn’t bother the other residents. We had been at White Spar campground (which is nice and very close to town) but had to leave because they were full. We had the choice of a site in the front of the park near the street or a back in near the office. We chose to be away from the street and were in a back in between a mobile home and a permanent resident 5th wheel. The park was quiet and the neighbors were very friendly. This park is in a great location near downtown Prescott. Once you get passed the unfriendly woman who answers the phone and checks you in it’s a nice place to stay. We stayed here 3 weeks ago and were in site 31b or 33b (I didn’t write it down). They don’t have laundry or bath/shower facilities or I would have given it 5 stars.
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Traveling Bendites would stay here again
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“I'm just too young to be of any use...”
Reviewed 8/3/2015
| Days stayed: | 7 |
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This park, nestled only about 1/2 mile from Prescott’s downtown area, is ideally situated to that wandering RVer who wants to explore the nearby town without driving into it with their rig or tow car. There are plenty of trees, it’s a quiet little place, and the office is an incredibly cute faux rendition of an old western mining town.... more
This park, nestled only about 1/2 mile from Prescott’s downtown area, is ideally situated to that wandering RVer who wants to explore the nearby town without driving into it with their rig or tow car. There are plenty of trees, it’s a quiet little place, and the office is an incredibly cute faux rendition of an old western mining town. The rates are cheap and the old Irish man who owns the place is very welcoming and jovial.
There ends the appeal of this park for anyone who isn’t on their deathbed. It is one of Arizona’s infamous 55+ parks, though the website will tell you differently. While the site clearly states that anyone wishing to live in the park full-time (and these are people who live in “trailers” so large they compete with most houses in more populated states) must be 55 years or more ancient, it also plainly explains that this age restriction does not apply to nightly or weekly RVers.
We were coming from another RV park just outside of town early in the morning, but had to make a quick stop at the local grocery store first. I called the office at Pine Lawn Ranch and mentioned we were coming, asking if they had space for us. We were assured that their was plenty of space and a reservation would not be necessary. So imagine my surprise when we showed up and the woman told us their was no room at the inn, so to speak.
I informed her that we called ahead only a few hours ago and were told we could get a spot for a week, to which we exchanged several long, awkward moments of silence, until finally she gave in and said we could stay. I guess a spot suddenly opened up while we were waiting. We paid the fee and were given the last overnighter spot in the park, which was literally 2 inches wider than our unit. It took us around 35 minutes to somehow wedge ourselves into the 45 degree spot between some beautiful trees. The spot itself was gorgeous, with plenty of shade from the beating Southwestern sun, and an ample little cement porch surrounded by a low stone fence, but an RV spot is pushing it. The spot is likely better suited for a camper van at best.
The owner’s wife, the dodgy woman who admitted us in the first place, so sweet of her, kindly informed us that children are not allowed to leave our spot, and certainly no bicycle riding was permitted in the park. This last bit was particularly interesting as two days later the owner’s own grandchildren were riding their bikes around the park, largely unsupervised.
The park has no bathrooms or showers, so bring your own bathtub. There is no WiFi access either.
All in all, the location is the prime benefit of this park, and if you’re older than 55 or have no children, it’s a great way to go. But if you prefer to not feel like your parents are always looking over your shoulder, you may want to try out one of the parks outside of town.
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Amenities
Hookups
- 50 Amp
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- sewer
- Full Hookups
Site Amenities
- big rig
- pull thru
Facilities
- restrooms: flush
- trash
Pets
- pets
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