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**Venture In RV Resort** in Arizona is an age-qualified community located in the eastern part of the state. Nestled in the relaxed and peaceful city of Show Low, Venture In offers a 30-minute drive from the RV resort to some of the best trout fishing lakes and streams in Arizona. Show Low boasts activities that appeal to any outdoor enthusiast and to the vacationer that just wants to relax and take in the beautiful mountain surroundings. **Venture In RV Resort** is perhaps best recognized for its extremely comfortable climate. With its location in the White Mountains, this **RV resort in Arizona** sits at an elevation of 6,300 feet, making the environment a pleasant 25 to 30 degrees cooler than Phoenix and Tucson. Open May through October, make Venture In your summer RV Resort getaway in Arizona! Age-Qualified RV Resort in Arizona Whether you're planning a retreat for a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Venture In RV Resort. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.
From South jct US 60 & Hwy 260: Go 1-1/2 mi W on Hwy 260.
This park is predominantly occupied by full time residents in manufactured homes. All are very well kept and the common grounds are immaculate. The bathrooms and showers are equally pristine and function perfectly. Depending on your parking spot, you may find yourself nestled between the manufactured home residences. The spots are earth and rock with a small concrete pad. When it rains heavily, leveling gets challenging because the ground gets very soft. Hook ups worked well for water, sewer and 50 amp electrical. We had some difficulty checking in after 5pm because our name was not on the check in board. A helpful employee who was leaving for the day was instrumental in getting us connected to the camp host who was very kind. The location of the park is excellent and the evenings are quiet. Nice place to camp in the beautiful Show Low area.
Update 6-30-23 after 2 months in the park.
We have been in the RV park 2 weeks now. Staying for 2 months.
The Park is nice, well maintained. The original RV Space they put us in was freshly graded and covered with Cinders, not Gravel.
Our 37', 3 axel Trailer (11,000lb) sunk into the Cinders 5". We could not level it. Any blocks under the wheels were just driven into the dirt & cinders. They moved us to a different site which was ok. Still Cinders but level & only sunk in about an inch.
Water pressure is poor, shows 40lb static but when running is only 32lb. Then when 5 RV's came in around us it is even lower. There are 4 faucets on each water feed pipe.
Sewer drain is 10" above the ground, made it difficult to get a good drain flow as our outlet is 12" above the ground.
Laundry facilities are nice, you need to use a CC as they do not have coin change machines, this was ok actually.
They have a nice Rec room and pool tables.
The office staff was very nice. The manager was very helpful in getting us into another space. The Park is quiet and people were very friendly.
Update 6-30-23: If you make reservations through the Encore Call Center, make sure to call the Park directly & verify your reservation. We were scheduled to leave 7-1-23 but Encore set it up for 6-30-23. Again, the folks in the office were very helpful and rearranged so we had the additional night. The call center also told us electric was included, it isn't, electric is charged extra.
Another thing to be aware of, at least in May & June is the amount of pollen from the trees. This is wet sap type pollen and covers your vehicle. It does come off with soap & water but every morning you need to clean your windows to see. Also the wind, Show Low sits on a plateau at 6500' The wind never stopped and many days were 30mph.
Lots of complaints around us about the Cinders, they are difficult to walk in getting around your RV. Heavy Motor Homes have a problem sinking into the Cinders. We had to relevel our Trailer 3 times as it continued to settle into the Cinders.
Do you homework, decide if this is where you want to go. For us it was not worth the cost and won't return.
Nice stay. We have a 45' motorhome, and they had room for us. Watch out for the gravel they call "cinder rock", it doesn't pack well under your RV. There are small trees in the park, so there is NO pine sap dripping on our RV. Great, helpful staff. We stayed in April before the Park Models open for the season, so we felt like we had the whole park to ourselves.
We will stay again.
Arrived early on a crazy windy day. Camphost greeted me promptly and was very helpful guiding me into my assigned spot.
Fenced and grassy pet area. Also good walking area outside the fence in the pines or on the sidewalk.
Showers and laundry were very clean.
Walked the park with my dog, beautifully kept, all the homes look cared for.
