Rancho Verde RV Park is far enough from the interstate to eliminate the road noise. It is a very quaint family run park without all the frills of the high profile places. The sites are on two level with the smallest one located on Beaver Creek on the lower level. The upper level is like a big horseshoe. The sites are laid out for easy access to all utilities. You get a FHU 50 amp site with free wi-fi - excellent reception throughout the park - for $27.00 per night ($25.00 for 30 amps). A little high but there are no add ons so you can recover a little bit of that by using electricity to heat your rig - still cool here at night. Local TV reception with the bat antenna is very good with all the major networks being very clear. We got a very strong signal with our dish on the first try. Super clean restrooms with push button combinations. Laundry room is fully stocked with relaxing chairs, three large washers and dryers, a nice folding table with cloths hang-up areas on both ends. Because we are on 50 amps we will use our own. This seems to be a very popular place for those going north but not wanting to go all the way yet. They are just getting away from the 80-90* temperatures in lower AZ or other places getting hot already.
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