Aztec Village RV Park

My husband and i travel for work and full time in our 36ft. Solitude, so we are very familiar with how parks are suppose to be ran. Therefore, Aztec Village has many pros and cons.

The cons: We had reserved our spot 3 months in advance, when we arrived our spot was taken so we pulled into a open one that we could find. They then had us move to a spot where there was absolutely no space for the neighbor behind us to even let out his awning or for us in general to be able to enjoy our stay. Then 2 weeks later we got moved to a different rv spot on the other side of the park near the cabins, which was better. After us staying there 2 months, they then had us move to a spot right next to the previous one. Once we got settled again it was a little bit bigger but still does not help the fact we had to move 4 separate times when we had a reservation prier to us arriving months before. Also another con is when we originally called we were told the price was $500 a month (not including utilities) when we got our first monthly payment it was around $741 which was still not including the utilities. Therefore, our last month there we got our bill and the monthly rate had went up again, WITHOUT ANY NOTICE of it raising. Also, there are stray cats roaming everywhere in the park. They like to get on your car, in your buggy, and poop everywhere so be prepared for that. Oh and if they say they will “call you back” or “help you in anyway” they are lying they never call back.

The pros: Aztec village is in a wonderful location, walking distance from downtown Wickenburg. The neighbors there that are full time residents are all super sweet and friendly. Ms Mary use to work in the office at Aztec and she was the absolute sweetest lady ever and would do anything to make things right and help you in anyway she can!

Now for the others, bless there heart.

Will update my review at the end of my stay, however my partner and I have been extremely satisfied!

Pros: right off the 60, walking distance to downtown, the park backs directly onto a delicious local steakhouse (Cowboy Cookin), VERY quiet regarding loud neighbors, plenty of shade, large management presence which is huge (thank you for being present and aware of your property), maintained landscaping, mulberry trees! The laundry room is conveniently located with a downloaded app to pay, watch, and add time to your laundry (Kudos for making this upgrade when you did, this is SO much better than carrying around quarters like I anticipated). The managers are currently making changes to Things I would otherwise list as a con such fixing the ruts in the drive areas. It seems like they *may* also evaluating lot sizes, but it’s possible they’ve been intentional on where they’re placing visitors. (Spots can be tight). There’s a HUGE horse property the park backs on to which offers precious views of the new baby horses. Often times you can stand and watch for 10-15 minutes while the horses play- truly beautiful. Dog friendly property- doesn’t appear to breed restrictions which is great!

Cons: if you aren’t custom to living by a train or off a main road the train or constant traffic may be a bother (don’t hear too much until the train honks or Semis go by but you get used to it), farmers cats- someone before mentioned lots of strays but I believe they’re farm cats, not strays. Still a con nonetheless, but at least they aren’t strays. Sometimes you smell horse poo, but horses poop too. Some of the parking is tight. I’m fortunate enough to not be in a difficult location but some spots may be harder to pull in to if you have a large rig.