Reviews

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: The sites were spacious and really beautiful backing right up to the desert. The sunsets were spectacular. We were there in November. Trails were easy to access from the campground. The trails are high-quality, well-maintained, can be hiked or using a bike. Different levels of complexity on the trails for experienced or not experienced hikers. Would definitely stay again.

Posted Feb 06, 2021 by Debra Reisenthel from Lake Tahoe, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: Maricopa County parks are some of the best run I’ve seen in my extensive experience as a camper — via motorcycle, auto, and RV. They are top-notch and consistent in their amenities and quality of sites. We were only able to get 2 nights at Usery during peak season but like the other parks, it’s simply gorgeous. Our site was spacious and level on the parking pad. Plenty of room to pull out our sidecar and park it without having to trip over as we moved around camp. The bathrooms are always clean and the free showers are a huge bonus. The partial hookups worked fine and the 2-slot dump station was in good order. The only issue we had was that getting the toy hauler far enough back to accommodate the full length of our rig (50’) meant the rear jacks were in a lower area that dropped off at the rear of the site so they had to be extended to their full height to stabilize. But that’s a very workable problem though. A little more rearranging and we probably could have avoided that issue. But setting up on the rain and being quite tired, we just made it work instead of faffing about more for the short time we would be there. The Buckhorn nature trail from the campground is lovely but narrow in parts and tough to keep the dog from bumping into cactuses. So just take care if you have a pooch with you. There was a good bit of noise from the nearby shooting range that wasn’t awful but still frightened the dog. We chose the furthest site available for our stay to minimize that so I’m not sure how much worse it is closer to the range. If not for that noise, this would be a 5-star park. You just have to be aware that there is a range nearby and accept the noise. It’s still worth it for such a lovely park. There was almost no Verizon signal. Just enough to be a tease, not enough to be useful. We work from the road as full-time RVers and we had not yet acquired a signal booster so we were dead in the water as far as work goes.

Posted Jun 30, 2020 by Val in Real Life from Carson City, NV. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: I really love this park. The sites are level with a sight adjustment. The desert plants and the birds are spectacular. Hiking trails are good and the volunteers keep the park in excellent condition. The only reason I didn’t rate it as a five was because of the gun range down the road, for me it really disturbed the beauty and tranquility of the park for me, that’s all I could hear all day long.

Posted Feb 05, 2020 by Dianne from Washington state. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: This park rivals Gilbert Ray in Tucson for its plant diversity and beauty. Camp spots are far apart, clean and level. They are dirt/gravel so might be a bit muddy In a hard rain. Bathrooms are heated, newer and very clean. ATT cell service was good. The Chain Fruit and Lost Sheep trails were very pretty.

Posted Dec 17, 2019 by L Anderson from Wisconsin. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: Very nice park. Large campsites. Clean facilities. Great view. Mountain bike trails everywhere. Good hiking. Good access to Scottsdale, Mesa and Phoenix. Wonderful stay!

Posted May 16, 2019 by Mark from Ohio. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: We stayed in site 63 in a 32 ft class A with a TOAD. This was a pleasant surprise. The roads in were reasonably wide and it was easy to back into the sites. The park has great views of the low mountains that are crowded with saguaros. The bathrooms were typical “regional” style with open airways to the shower and restrooms. AT&T cell coverage is non-existent. Verizon coverage is moderate.

Posted Feb 26, 2019 by BigMo from Nebraska . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Usery Mountain Regional Park: Very nice park! Stayed here for a couple days earlier in the month.

I was driving a 33 ft motorhome pulling a 10 ft enclosed trailer and I had no problem getting in or out. I was a little unsure about the size of the back-in spots so I opted for a pull through (site 60). The spot was well maintained and plenty of room.

The only problem I had (which I kinda knew going into it) was the electric/water was on the wrong end for my MH. I had plenty of water onboard so I just ran an extension cord to power.

I didn't get to do much sightseeing around the park because I had other commitments, but the weather this time of year was perfect. I burnt a few logs in the fire pit and just kicked back. The evenings were very quiet and you're far enough away from the town to see the lights, but don't hear any commotion.

Very nice park with a good price, I would definitelystay here again and recommend others to do so as well.

Posted Nov 16, 2017 by Alan from Oceanside, Ca. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.