Topic: Tombstone Territories RV Park

Tagged: Arizona, Passport America, RV parks, Tombstone

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February 12, 2015 at 3:27 pm #9037
Ray

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- Vancouver Island
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http://www.tombstoneterritories.com/site/Home.html

Super windy today so we gave up burning diesel and ducked into a Passport America park along the way. A lady I’m Facebook friends with highly recommended it and said stop on by and say hello.

They honor PA members for 3 nights at 50% off. We are just overnighting and with tax it was 18 bucks. Large pull-thrus, very friendly people and close to the big tourist attraction of Tombstone, maybe ten miles away. They also have cable TV! man we haven’t watched TV in forever it seems.

Good monthly rates if you wanted to set a spell here and visit things around it. They have a pool and spa and a good calendar of park events. I’ll add this on to the RVHH member map.

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February 12, 2015 at 5:06 pm #9041
Larry

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- Dallas Pa
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Looks real nice.
February 12, 2015 at 5:24 pm #9042
Ray

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- Vancouver Island
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Larry wrote:

Looks real nice.

Ya, it’s nicely kept up and has some decent desert views of the mountains around. It’s got a very friendly vibe to it. Modern electrical outlets and good quality hookups and free WiFi. Wish we weren’t trying to get over to Big Bend NP or we would stay a while and explore the area. Tons of old west history, like right out of a old western movie. Why does 6 months snowbird season seem short! haha Next year…

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February 12, 2015 at 5:27 pm #9043
Norma

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- Texas
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Definitely a bucket list site. Thanks, Ray!

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February 12, 2015 at 5:51 pm #9044
Dan Huhn

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- Shoreline Wa.
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Nice looking park love the tombstone area. will have to put on a place to stay when we head down there
February 12, 2015 at 6:05 pm #9045
angie (Rays Test User)

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- Curled up in my bed
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Dan Huhn wrote:

Nice looking park love the tombstone area. will have to put on a place to stay when we head down there

Very friendly to big rigs, all pull thrus, big wide and long sites. They also lead you to the site in a golf cart and make sure your you get situated best and explain the hookups. Nice touch.

And pet friendly!! Arroooo!
February 13, 2015 at 5:24 pm #9050
Bob and Nancy

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- Connecticut
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We LOVE glamping so this place is right up our alley!! Thanks Angie for your endorsement!!
February 13, 2015 at 5:59 pm #9056
Margo Schabel

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- Grand Blanc, MI United States
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Nice that they go to the site with you. Makes for a friendly place. Will have to try it when we get over to that area someday.
February 14, 2015 at 2:44 pm #9063
Steve and Dianne Colibaba

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- North Saanich, BC
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We stayed there a few years ago and loved it. We even had a snow storm the day we arrived. One thing we didn’t know when we arrived is that they have a weekly guided ATV ride so we extended our stay and off loaded the quads. We were taken up into the Cochise Mountains. That’s a beautiful area.

Safe travels!
February 14, 2015 at 4:52 pm #9064
Ray

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- Vancouver Island
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Steve and Dianne Colibaba wrote:

We stayed there a few years ago and loved it. We even had a snow storm the day we arrived. One thing we didn’t know when we arrived is that they have a weekly guided ATV ride so we extended our stay and off loaded the quads. We were taken up into the Cochise Mountains. That’s a beautiful area. Safe travels!

We are going to have to come back for sure, looks like a ton to see around here and some real purdy spots. I envy you guys having ATV’s, that would be awesome!

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