Desert's Edge RV Park

Desert’s Edge is a great RV Park for long-term or short-term stays! The park is beautifully landscaped (see photos) with native desert plants. The staff does an incredible job with maintenance too! I never see any litter around and after monsoon dust storms they get the debris cleaned up quickly! It is really great for my dog too! They provide dog waste bags throughout the park and I’ve never seen dog waste left as this encourages everyone to pick up and just the way they maintain the park s nice you don’t want to mess it up!! There are also fenced off areas to have your dog off-leash around the park. And a small play set for young kids! Recycling is available as well as plenty of garbage bins.

They also feature a super nice grilling area that they clean daily (restrooms are nearby and cleaned daily too!). The pool has always been sparkling clean and just the right temperature! Most important is I feel safe here even at night. Many people have things outside their RV and I’ve never heard of any issues with things disappearing (unless it’s a monsoon!!).

Made a reservation months ago however upon arrival today we learned the bathrooms are closed for renovation and there is no WiFi. There was no notice, no contact, and no discount! While we are self-sufficent in a Class C and have Starlink for WiFi, every once in a while it's nice to have a larger shower stall!

Limited number of pull-through spaces and none have any shade or landscaping to speak of (that is clearly stated on the website; if you want trees and shade you need to reserve one of the numerous back-in spaces, which look very nice. Our slip, #405 was long enough for our 31' Class C and VW - we were able to leave the tow dolly connected. The gravel site is mostly level and has 50 and 30 amp outlets, no 20 amp. There is no CATV however on-air channels come in clearly and there are many to choose from. AT&T has four bars and Starlink was fast enough to stream on TV and power up 2 phones and 2 computers in prime time.

Have not checked the laundry room or pool yet and the dogs are not happy with the complete lack of grass (I know, I know, it's the desert). We're here for five days and won't be back. I only chose this place because it was the closest park with pull-through slips to a downtown location I will be at every day. The area is heavily industrial with lots of razor wire topping fences,

We really liked it here at this RV park. But beware of the guys driving around offering to wash your RV. We paid a guy named Austin Miller to wash our RV for $300. He did the worst job I’ve ever seen. He maybe spent an hour on it. The wax he put on it at the end just sealed in all the dirt that he did not scrub off. It was horrible. I hear a lot of those guys that drive around and offer to do RV cleaning do a bad job. So just beware. Other than that the RV park was great. We had good signal with our Verizon pepwave router. Also, good signal with our AT&T phones. I can’t remember if we used their Wi-Fi for anything. The staff is nice and we felt safe there. And the orange trees all around the park that you can pick oranges off of were a nice bonus

One of the most expensive parks we've ever stayed at but a very nice park. Really great front office. The biggest complaint everyone hears is about the new maintenance man that watches over the park. He will kick people out quickly and hardly without warning. Over small issues. It creates a lot of insecurity and makes people wonder if they're gonna be safe to stay. Also, electric is now seperate and is added on top of a very high rent for a dirt lot. It just isn't what most RVers are wanting to pay after selling their mortgages and looking to live simpler. Beautiful park! But after the huge rent increase we had to move elsewhere.