This popular resort is located at the base of the Huachuca Mountains offering beautiful views and a paradise for bird lovers and hikers.
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Apache Flats RV Resort
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| 4.4 (42) |
Location
| Installation | Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista, AZ |
| GPS Coordinates | 31.56031, -110.3656 |
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| RV Gate Coordinates | 31.553760, -110.306642 |
Directions
| Directions | 75 miles SW of Tucson. From I-10, take exit 302 heading south on Hwy-90. Go south about 35 miles to Ft. Huachuca, which is next to Sierra Vista. ---- During the week, use the East Gate (1st gate). Go through the gate on Hatfield Road. Continue on Hatfield till 3rd stoplight. Turn right onto Smith Rd. Go through traffic circle to the second exit which continues on Smith Rd. At flashing red light continue on Smith road past the ball field. Look for Johnson road on the right but do not turn there. Immediately after Johnson Road on the right is an unnamed road. Turn right and follow it. It becomes Clarkson and terminated into the RV Park. ---- On weekends, use the 2nd gate, which is the Buffalo Soldier (Main) Gate. There are signs to follow to the campground. |
Contact Information
| Phone Number | (520) 533-1335 |
| Website URL | http://www.mwrhuachuca.com/apache_flats.html |
Campground Information
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User reviews
View all user reviewsAverage user rating from: 42 user(s)
April 18, 2013
C.S. left this review using the Directory software: - Park is at the far eastern edge of the base, which is good because it is quiet and very pleasant environment, but it is bad because one has to drive all the way across the base if you come in the Main Gate. All sites are pull through. Slight incline from back to front in the Row 45-50 so leveling is a bit challenging unless you move far forward in the site. Power is clean 20/30/50 amp electric, water and sewer. The camp host is meticulous, informative and very pleasant to do business with. She went to great detail to describe the attractions in the area and recommended certain things to do. Rules are strict, but the place is clean and attractive because they enforce the rules. If.. there is a 90 day limit on a single stay I wonder if it is being adhered to. Some units look like they have been here for quite some time. The park was only half full when we arrived. Calling ahead 1 day was sufficient to have a confirmed site for 3 days. We have a 40 foot motorhome towing a Jeep SUV. The entrance road is paved and the interior roads are paved and generally wide enough for maneuvering, but it might be better had we unhooked the towed at the office before moving to the site.
23-26 April 2013
This is one of the nicest military parks we have ever stayed. One of the reasons for this has a lot to do with Sharon, the park's manager. When we made reservations, she told us to call back when we got closer for better directions to the park. She had us come in the east gate (0700-1900, Mon-Fri) which is a little easier than going through the main gate. Also, she gave us our site and told us to park and catch up with her later. When I went to pay, she provided a lot of information about the local area, especially for the attractions in Tombstone and Bisbee. Parking is one level, concrete pads with very good water and electric service. The bathrooms and laundry facilities were immaculate. There is an exercise room but there are too many machines crammed in it and really not useful. Thanks Sharon for making our stay great. We hope to return soon.
Mar 2012
My wife and I needed a place to stay for a while as we were enroute to places north and east but need it to be a bit warmer first. This was a great place to stay. We visited friends, saw all the sites in the area (Caverns, Bisbee, Tombstone, etc.) and planned for further travel. Sharon Blakley and all her staff & volunteers are the best ever. This camp and facilities were clean and orderly. Nice big concrete pads with room to spare. We are definitely planning to stay next year if we can get in for a week or 2. This is high on our list for sure.
Decemeber 2011 - March 2012
This is the nicest campground we've been to and definitely plan on returning. The grounds are clean, the staff and volunteers are great. Even though there was an increase in rates, it is the best deal around. All other private campgrounds charge for electricity and I am grateful that this campground doesn't. We love it here.
March 20 - 27- 2012
We've stayed here several times in March for the last several yrs. Obviously we enjoy it or we wouldn't keep coming back. Sharon, the camp host is very friendly & always is willing to be of help. We use the laundry, but not rest rooms. It's typical & very clean with all the machines working. We enjoy the area & usually beautiful Spring weather. The golf course is pretty nice. fairways are generally pretty good & very green for this time of yr. Greens are better than I would have expected. We visited the Calvary Chapel in Sierra Vista & were shocked at how big it is for a fairly small town. Obviously they are on fire for the Lord! The CG is in excellent shape as it always has been when we've been here. We like the base & it has all that one would need.
December 5, 2011
J.B. left this review using the Directory software: - I was amazed at the negative comments on this campground. My wife and I considered not visiting this campground after reading it, but have visited the campground before, and decided to give it another try, and judge it for ourselves once again. We are full time RVers, and have been for the last nine years, and have visited all forty nine states in North America, mainly military campgrounds. I could not disagree more with the negative comment on this campground. The manager of the campground is Sharon Blakley, and in my opinion is still one of the best, if not the best campground manager in the system. She has three assistants, Luz Pena, Mac and Hoa McKinzey, along with Vera Norman, and has many volunteers that help. After my military stint, I became part owner, and manager of a company, and consider myself a good judge of people. I wish I had the personal like these people work for me. Such dedication to this campground could not be better or improved, and I say this with nothing to gain, except to give another opinion without any financial gain, or other other gains. If I was asked to rate this campground on a scale of one to ten, I would rate it at a fourteen, Sites are exceptionally well kept, restrooms are spotless, activities are many for any taste, and if you do not want to cook, the dining facility is open to the campers with ID, and is located just a short distance away. If you like to bike or hike, this location can not be better, and the views are just beautiful. I could go on, and suggest anyone who has not been here, make sure you give it a try. You will not be disappointed, and will be more than pleasantly surprised. I am not ashamed to give my name to this comment, and it is James Blawat. Please feel free to use it in this comment, and hope it is published in the comment section.
Oct 13, 2011
The park is laid out with large sites. We stopped here mid Oct and was only half full. Looks like there are folks who are permanent residence here. The overall park is overrun with weeds. There is no grass anywhere on the park. The sites have a good concrete pad but the weeds are thick in the rock areas around the rig. For the money, I can find better facilities. On a good note, the people in the office were very friendly and informative about things to do in the area. The laundry room was clean, did not use the shower facilities.
August 2011
I feel that the weather this year in southern Arizona has caused some problems with some folks about the overall cleanliness of the park itself. Fact is, it's monsoon season here and overnight the weeds and grass seem to grow a foot taller making it a problem to keep up with grass and weed killing. As soon as monsoon season ends things will be back to normal. And please do not overlook that all sites are in working order and well kept. Plus the laundry room and rest rooms are always spotless. The price increase is unfortunate to say the least. We will all feel the pain of the increase but that decision was made by MWR. The price has increased by $120.00 in 13-14 months and it is hard to justify an almost 50 per cent increase in rates. Again that decision was made by MWR because of budget cuts and without regard for our lack of pay increase. This is a beautiful park and we've always enjoyed our stays here. If you can handle the rate increase this is a military park that should not be missed.
Apr-Aug 2011
Rumor that the rates are being raised by 100 per month that would be 420 per month and definitely not worth it. Sites maintenance continues to go down each year and the shortage of site makes all but those in the know get told no vacancy have always enjoyed this park but the increase in cost will scratch if from my list of places to visit. MWR must not have gotten the word retirees haven't had a pay raise in two years and the future looks pretty sad.
Dec 2010 - Mar 2011
J.B. left this review using the Directory Software: Super great campground. Host and volunteers very professional and helpful. Cool to cold nights, great during the daytime even in winter months. More activities than one could dream of participating in. Super clean wide pull thrus that are concrete and extremely level. Better place for bikes could not be found at any other campground. Close to everything for anyone's desires. Great views of the valley which you overlook towards Sierra Vista, with the Hauchucas in the backyard. Wildlife abounds everywhere. The camp host should be given special recognition by MWR, as I have never meet one that is good as this lady Sharon Blakley. I will come back every winter until I go to the promised land.
15 Jan 2011 to 14 Feb 2011
The host is very upbeat and helpful I almost felt like it was a resort at time's with the activities, but feel the laundry should have been open longer and not shut down along with the facilities for women's night, of course I could be thinking wrong. You have to go off base to get any mail other than UPS/FedEx which is brought to the park.I did however enjoy the price and able to eat at the galley. I will come back if I am in the area.
October-December 2010
Staying on post for TDY, this is the best deal in the area. Having the convenience of everything on post within a mile makes it a big plus. The park is very well maintained. The sites are level and the hook-ups are reliable. The laundry and restrooms are always spotless. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars all the way down is the lack of wi-fi internet. Using VZW broadband device without issue but would prefer free internet, which seems to be a cable provider issue. Great park that we will use anytime we are in the area.
05 April 2010
I have been staying at Apache Flats regularly for 5 years as a (working) DoD contractor, and sincerely appreciate the friendliness of the hosts, cleanliness of the park, and the free Gym. I am disappointed that their Internet service provider has let them down and cannot provide service. I paid $17/night which included FHU and 50 channels of cable TV service. I'm afraid my contract at Ft Huachuca is coming to an end but I hope to visit Apache Flats again in the future!
31 Mar- 6 Apr 2010
We stayed here from 31 Mar-6 Apr 2010. You need to make reservations this place stays full. Really nice and quiet, bathrooms are clean. Close to the commissary and even the grocery stores down town are inexpensive. Lots of museum and other stuff to do here. When coming down Hwy 90 take East gate entrance because of Main gate construction. Will stay here again when in the area.
3 Days in Jan 2010
While we only stayed for 3 days and weather not cooperating I must say that this facility should be at the very top of the list, military and civilian RV parks included. Sharon, the host, very, very knowledgeable and has all the attributes a campground host needs to have. Other campground hosts could certainly learn a thing or two from her. Grounds are very well maintained and laid out. Being able to chow down at the mess hall was added treat. Best "bang to the buck" anywhere. Only drawback might be the difficulty obtaining a reservation for a period of a few days since most seem to be long termers. Also noticed that while there may be a reason for it, but ID cards were not checked when registering. Will certainly return.
Dec. 12, 13, 14, 2009.
Called ahead and got reservations for the three days. When office opened on Monday, tried to extend two more days, but no luck. This place is always full. It is a nice campground, clean, quiet. Level concrete pads for rig and a concrete patio at each site with picnic table and grill. Between sites is crushed rock. A few trees and nice lighted concrete walkways. They do accept reservations 60 days in advance, not 30 as stated above. What little I did explore in town, was nice. People in the area are very friendly. I did not use any of the base facilities, so cannot comment on them. The men's room and showers were very clean. The laundry area is in the office and I think laundry must be done when the office is open, but not sure of that. I would stay here again.
Sept 2-17, 2009
Great RV park probably one of best values in the whole system. Sites are well laid out and the post is easy to get into and signs to the Park lead you right to it. Since the addition of six new site those who want to spend a night or two have a lot better chance. There have been from 5 to 9 sites open each day we have been here. Everything you need is close by and the town has about everything anyone would need. The staff is very helpful and easy to work with. The only negative comment is they need to update their recreation building. We will be staying often in the coming years.
August 20-22, 2009
Beautiful campground! Tastefully landscaped, friendly office personnel, and warm atmosphere. We'll definitely be back.
April 2009
S.R. left this review using the Directory software: The wonderful lady who checked us in gave us all the information available about services, amenities and more than we could even have digested. She was wonderful and is to be commended for her hospitality. This was our first stay there, but definitely not our last. Keep up the good work.
May 3, 2009
BRIEF UPDATE FOR ALLCON: Apache Flats campground has just completed construction on six new sites! All are just like the others. Full hook ups and ready to go. They have been finished for about a week now and so far only ONE camper has used them. I can't believe it. All the complaining folks are doing about not being able to get a site. Probably because it is springtime and snowbirds are leaving again. The new sites are really nice but no landscaping yet. This campground is the one to compare all others to in my opinion. The host Sharon is very gracious, friendly and knowledgeable about all subjects you would be interested in and if she doesn't know then she will find out about it. Best campground I have EVER been in. Period.
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