ERHENBERG, ARIZONA - MAY 7-10, 2025

ERHENBERG, ARIZONA - MAY 7-10, 2025

We stopped in Erhenberg, Arizona for a few nights.  We like to only travel 3-4 hrs maximum a day.  We often stay at a place just overnight, or maybe two (if there is something in the area we want to check out).  River Sands RV Resort was just a stopover.  

River Sands is new and still in the process of getting fully established.  Once it's finished, it's going to be a lovely resort.

Our site was long and wide.  There were hardly any people staying there, so we had nots of room to roam around.  Their Club House, pool and hot tub were beautiful.  The pool is large with lots of chaise lounge chairs and tables with chairs covered by umbrellas.  The Club House has game tables, TVs, sitting areas, an exercise room with lots of equipment, and bathrooms/showers.  There is a beach and a fishing lake, too.  For your convenience there is also a very large laundry room.  Everything was immaculately kept.  

The sites are gravel with lots of space between.  Because of the Arizona heat, it's hard to keep any type of greenery "green".  That's why so many of these places have just gravel and hopefully some trees here and there.  We wished there were more shaded areas and/or grassy areas as the concrete, gravel and asphalt really heat up.  It's awful for the dogs' pads, and not very comfortable to walk around the park in the heat of the day.  

The park has over 300 sites.  Due to its size and depending on where your site is located, you may need to drive or rent a golf cart to get to the many amenities.  It also has cabins that you can stay in, as well as Tiny Houses that you can buy for your winter getaway or full-time living.  

All the employees were extremely nice and helpful.  I'm certain, in a few more years, when the vegetation has a chance to grow, it will be an absolutely beautiful place.

I think we would stay there again if we are ever in the Ehrenberg, Arizona area.



Our next stop Desert Center, California.

Tally Ho!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CLEAR SPRING, CLEAR LAKE & LAKE MURRAY CAMPGROUNDS - FEB 20-MAR 13, 2025

Image
CLEAR SPRING - TEXARKANA, TX; CLEAR LAKE - PRINCETON, TX & LAKE MURRAY CAMPGROUND - ARDMORE, OK Between Feb. 20 and March 13 we traveled to Texarkana & Princeton Texas, and to  Ardmore, Oklahoma.   In Texarkana we stayed at Clear Spring Campground which is at Wright Patman Lake.  The park is beautiful.  Our site has a great view of the lake.  While in Texarkana we went to    Spring Lake Park.  There is a lovely lake to walk around and there are many ducks, geese & swans roaming about.  The park has playgrounds, a fenced dog park, and acres of wooded areas with picnic tables. We drove into downtown and saw the US Post office that sides on the border between Texas and Arkansas, walked around downtown and took pictures of multiple murals that adorn the sides of so many buildings.  Drove by the Ace of Clubs house, which is built in the shape of the Ace of Clubs. It is currently closed for renovation.  We then hit Pecan Point...
Read more

GRAND CANYON, WILLIAMS, AZ - APR 18-23, 2025

Image
One of our most anticipated stops was the Grand Canyon.  We booked a stay at the Grand Canyon Railway RV Park, in Williams, AZ.  It is a nice park with the train that runs from Williams up to the Grand Canyon.  There is also a hotel there.  Downtown Williams is just a short walk up the road from the hotel & RV park.  A quaint downtown with lots of shops. Drove up to the Grand Canyon, about an hour drive.  The anticipation was growing.  Once we walked the walkway up to the first viewpoint - I cried.  There are no words to explain the beauty, the massiveness, and the awe of the Grand Canyon.  I realize while there we only saw a portion of this beautiful place.  Hopefully, one day, we'll get to see more.  At the time we were there the North Entrances were still closed due to snow. Steve also got his cowboy hat while in Williams and we had to stop in at the Grand Canyon Brewery & Distillery.  We had a nice lunch outsid...
Read more

ANTHEM BREWING & FOSS STATE PARK, OKLAHOMA - MARCH 13-21, 2025

Image
HARVEST HOST - ANTHEM BREWING COMPANY, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK One of the best things we did when we started our journey across the US was joining Harvest Hosts.   Harvest Hosts is a network of farms, wineries, breweries, distilleries, golf courses, and community hosts that invite RVers to stay overnight, giving members safe, convenient and unique places to stay during their travels. The only thing that they ask is that you patronize their establishment.   Our first stay at a Harvest Host was Anthem Brewing Company in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We enjoyed the variety of beers they had on tap. They allow dogs in the taproom, so Lottē and Dixie had a great time. Everyone loved Dixie and she got lots of attention. Lottē is a mama's girl and, although she likes the attention, she pretty much clings to me. We were to stay one night at the brewery but high winds and a dust storm were predicted.  High profile vehicles were advised not to travel.  We stayed another night. ...
Read more