Voyager RV Resort

Really enjoyed this rv resort. Big, clean, they escort you to your site (we had a great pull-thru site) and each site even has your own trash & recycling bins, which was a nice change. There are many on-site amenities including a restaurant (which we used twice during our stay) and this seems like an active, busy, fun environment. We'll stay again and definitely for a longer period so we can make use of the resort amenities.

Good location. Typical Encore/TT resort. Staff really friendly. We just used to park RV and recharge as we typically do before boondocking again. Large resort and spaces are kind of tight. Backins decent...pull thru section has a very strange parking arrangement we have not seen anywhere...and we're 10 yr full time RVers.

We stay in our RV, so no rooms. Service is ok, front desk folks can be a bit snippy at times, slow to return calls. Rv pads are level, gravel with patio, close together. Full electric, water, drainage. Amenities are great, 3 pools, 2 hot tubs, fitness room. Showers are clean with shower chairs, disability shower accommodates wheelchair, attendant and more. If you stay for longer periods, there is a silver shop where you can take lessons and work with metals, etc. fully equipped wood shop, lapidary shop, stained glass and many other activities. Pricey but reasonable for what’s available. Very large area for RVs, motel facilities, etc. we’ve spent several winters here, lots to do in and around Tucson.

What a beautiful rv resort. Very well maintained, very very clean. The lots are a good size and there is a concrete slab. 3 swimming pools, 2 spas, a very modern gym, convenience store, restaurant, hotel, hairdresser, small medical clinic, several activity rooms, many pickelball fields, tennis court, golf, post office and much more. Waste and recycling is picked up directly at your site. The staff and residents are very kind and welcoming. The only thing I could suggest is to put more deck chairs at the pools. For the rest everything is excellent. I love it.

We had a premium back in spot for our toyhauler which was great as we could put our deck down for morning coffee. The amenities are 5 star with 3 pools, two wirlpools, 2 saunas, and several tennis and pickle ball courts. I enjoyed the lap pool which is 25 yards and the fitness center is really well equipped. The hotel grounds are well kept and have wonderful S.W. landscaping. The only reason I gave only four stars is because the one open dog park was a fenced dirt run at the bottom of a wash. Getting to it from either end one walks through dirt and weeds, though we did discover a concrete access between two park models. Seems like the many dogs that are residents here aren't given much priority. We would stay here again if it wasn't so noisy from airbase air traffic and highway traffic.

The Voyager is not what it used to be. Our most recent visit we have noticed a lack of security. It’s claimed to be a gated community but lots of vehicles and people in here that shouldn’t be. No gate passes required any longer. Walk gates in the outside wall are broken and not lockable. Fat Willys the onsite bar and grill is lacking in quality and quantity of food. Lots of complaints of the bar & grill from friends and neighbors. The roads are in disrepair. It’s obvious that no proactive upkeep has been accompanied lately. Kids from nearby neighborhood are allowed to roam freely. Still lots of activities that keep the resort going.

As thousand trails members with the Encore package we utilize these parks when in Arizona. This park is well kept. The pull through sites are a bit odd. You pull through and park your car behind you. The people pulling in next to you does the same. Odd thing is when you leave your camper, their car/ truck is outside your door. Most work with each other to park their own cars next to door, opening up more space for you. Also, the 4' wide concrete walk space is basically your patio as well. Barely enough room for your chair. As for the amenities, as stated before, the park is in great shape. 3 pools, one is enclosed on 3 sides and kept very warm. Two size hot tubs. Well worth the stay!

Voyager RV Park & Hotel Tucson AZ sets a high benchmark for RV parks across the country. The variety and quality of on-site activities and amenities is outstanding; all of these facilities are maintained at a very high level. The motorhome site was "average" being pretty narrow. But, the other facilities more than made-up for the site. Wish we were able to stay longer this time but certainly plan to return.

We stayed the first time at the Voyager RV Resort and Hotel starting December of 2019 for 3 months in our RV. We came back the following winter of 2020-2021. We were fairly new full time RVers and picked this park because of all the amenities. We recently learned pickleball and they have many courts and skill levels. And offered classes to improve your skills. If you like crafts there were a variety of classes available for a fee. Jewelry making to ceramics and woodworking. There are multiples pools and hot tubs, scuffle board. Although the park is 55 plus park they do allow family to stay for short time. Our adults kids came to visit for a few days. The RVs were mainly in one area, although there were sites available between park models. The resort included regular homes, park models with that looked like homes and older metal standard looking ones. In the RV section there were other RVers like us that stayed from 2 to 6 months and traveled the rest of the time. We met some great people at the park through pickleball or neighbors that we still stay in touch with. The park itself has a restaurant and hotel. The restaurant was great fun on karaoke night to order food drinks and punish the crowd with our singing voices. During high season they offer concert series of musical performer and holiday parties. Outside the park there were all kinds of desert trails to hike or bike. I really enjoyed all that Tucson area had to offer. So many mountain biking and hiking trail. There were many interesting places close by to visit. Our 3rd winter I would have preferred going back here, however the elevation bothered my husband. The park is at around 2,800 feet. It wasn't perfect all the time, the park had a probably with their trash pickup. We happen to be unlucky enough to pick a site near the dumpster and it was over full often from others in the park who had trash pickup that forgot to put trash out or had large boxes. One our neighbors had to complain loudly before manager became involved and something was done about it. The park offered discounts to returning RVers if you signed up in advance.

The people here are great. Good amenities and clean park. What's not good is they pack the RVs with little room between lots. The patio consists of a 3 foot wide strip of concrete. The pull thru has your neighbor parking out your door. No place to set up chairs on the side, you have to setup in the front of camper.

I love this place! It has everything! This senior rv park has a restaurant, Hotel, hair salon, doctors office, weight room, several heated pools, tennis courts as well as several hot tubs along with his and her saunas. Nice little cottages for senior living. All kinds of free classes from wood shop to dance to jewelry making, just pay for your materials. Events as well as dances and live music. Also has its own post office. Gated community with security. Too much to mention. Nice palm trees dot the landscape. Beautiful sunsets! About 1 hour 2 minutes from historic Tombstone. Also close to the dessert museum and old tucson where a Lot of westerns were filmed like, John Wayne's Rio Bravo or Clint Eastwoods Outlaw Josey Wales and the list goes on. Give this place a try, you won't be disappointed.

I was on site for business. Walking around the property I noticed multiple dedicated rooms for activities (glass fusion, coloring, silver work, painting, dance hall, library...) apparently there are three pools on site also. I asked for directions from the front desk and they were very accomodating.

Very friendly office staff. Great amenities. Lots of events. People that are staying. There are pretty friendly. Sites are full hookups and 50 amp. We will be returning. The pool and hot tub are terrific.

I own a place here at the Voyager RV resort. I love golf, and the golf course here is terrible. The greens cannot be called greens. If you're coming for the golf, don't bother. I also love cornhole, it is the next worst venue, played in more of a gravel pit than on a decent surface.Other than that, there are plenty of great venues here.

This is a good RV park. Sauna, hot tube, pool, laundry, store , bar etc. Very dense park w a combo of rv sites and little homes. Very clean and people were hospitable and helpful. We stayed 2 nights.Price with 1000 Trails discount was about $57 a night. Very clean.

As an rver we stay here every now and then. This time thru the updates were awesome. Clean pools, hot tubs all redone; new shades but need more for pickleball spots. We only come in summer so everything looks new this year (2024). Restaurant onsite needs a new cook. Everything has funky spice on it! This lace is 55+ so cook like our mommas home cooking. Salt, pepper....

I left a great review last time. This has been our favorite RV park we've stayed at. Sadly covid has closed a lot of the activities. First thing I asked about was karaoke. Was told no singing and dancing aloud. Oh well. People here are always the most fun! Restaurant on site along with post office and anything else your heart desires. No reason to leave really. :) Except we love playing tourist at each of our stops. Highly recommend this park! Great group of people!

This is a REIT owned facility. It is owned by the large REIT called ELS. They use middle management that runs the resort. The middle management is ignored by the regional managers. The method of managing comes from the corporate managers in Chicago. Which oversees all of the corporate ownership. Originally the Voyager RV Resort was built by a man named Ike. He had a vision for retirement and executed it . It was wonderful. Now it is run by faceless people who are driven by profit sharing. I would avoid buying anything in this resort. The Karen's have taken over because management there is impotent to say the least. All decisions are made in Chicago, including the temperatures in the rooms of all activity rooms. Yup , the idea that you can't adjust the temperature in a single room is evident as to how corporately controlled it is. Management takes all directions from corporate. ALL DECISIONS ARE CONTROLLED BY THE CORPORATE OFFICE. The manager in charge is a place holder. If you are someone with a disability which is not visible. Stay far away. They won't acknowledge it. I know because I have a traumatic brain injury and treated as if it was not a disability. If you suffer from PTSD do not stay too long. If you have a service dog , never come here. They will discriminate against you. Save your money look elsewhere.

We came here to visit a friend who recently moved into this park. It is so accommodating it's amazing. There is a lot of activities and a Huge activity center. For example, What RV park offers three pools--one Strictly for lap swimming-- and the other shaded for water aerobics. There is a very large building with all kinds of activity rooms. Furthermore, there is a nice indoor gym with plenty of machines. Also, there is a massage center, a little convenience store, and a nice bar and Grill. Come here and you'll never have to go out for weeks. You have views, And golf, and pancake breakfast. Oh did I forget to mention the happy hour? Perfect place to come and relax!

I've lived here full time for eleven years and for the first six years it was , ok, the rest have been terrible. Little by little our paid amenities are being taken away like garbage pick up now we pay for it. Security was mediocre now we don't have any and you can tell because more theft is being experienced. The managers roost in their offices and never make an effort to know their clients. All amenities are manned and supervised by volunteers and that's where to trouble starts. Rudeness and disrespect thrives, Cliques and karens dominate even the pot lucks, these groups reserve activity seats for their members by double numbers. One would wonder how this campground called a resort receives so many bannered awards from agencies like Trip Advisor.....the desk employees are ever so rude and disrespectful. Oh yes, we were without electricity last week for about four days this month (August) in 100-104 degree temperatures an often occurrence.......hint, hint. Good luck!

This is one of the nicest RV places we've stayed since beginning our full time RV lifestyle. The place is huge! It's like a small city. There are park models and RV spaces galore. I can't imagine how it looks when it's at the height of the winter season. As it is we are here in April so at least the RV side is less than 25% full. Our site is a very long and very narrow, pull thru site. So narrow in fact that I wouldn't be able to extend my awning, partly because of how I parked. But still, it is VERY narrow. There are lots of amenities - three pools, two spa/hot tubs, tennis/pickle ball courts, shuffleboard, an on-site restaurant and bar, hair stylist/barber, massage center, the list goes on and on. All the employees I've interacted with, yes, every one of them are friendly and seem to be happy in their positions. I'll definitely come back here again on our journey between our summer and winter destinations.

I live at the Voyager and there are many good things to say. HOWEVER, the WiFi that the Voyager promotes is at best 20 mbps, unreliable and more often then not, very slow. It does not consistently support streaming or adequate service for several people who are employed and working from their RV's.

enjoyed my stay. they moved me to a better spot as the 1st one was small and close to all the permanents. the site moved me to was great it was all made for traveling rvers. staff was great many things to do. would stay again

Very nice, safe clean and safe place to stay. Staff are extremely friend and helpful! This is a great value for you money if your planning on RVing.

I think this place is condemned. The parking lot is fenced off and most of the hotel looks to be inaccessible and in disrepair. The front gate told me to wait to be "escorted" to my room. I waited 30 minutes then a senior gentleman drove by and pointed at the building and said "it's right there". I've never been to a motel and didn't at least offer soap. Strange.... Someone knocked on my door with such ferocity that I jumped awake only to say sorry when I answered and moved on. The gate locks after 8pm and I nearly got locked out but luckily someone told me on my way out that the gate code is written on my window pass. I won't stay here again. Not for $70

Just don't. Just go somewhere else. No wifi. Laundry cards that are $5 (wash/dry does not= $5). Water's been out all day (as a previous yelper mentioned). Management has no answers as to when it will be back on. They are not answering the phones. This place is NOT a resort. I repeat, this is NOT a resort. Seriously change your freakin' name to RV Park and leave it at that. You're better off at the KOA in Tucson. (or Catalina State Park).

There are many benefits to large RV parks. Voyager is no exception. They have just about any amenity one might want. There are clubs, workshops, sports, shows and lots going on. There are also so many people that it's like being in a small town. We had stayed previously at the same RV Resort. In those previous visits we really enjoyed being at the park. This time it was different. We ended up in the pull-thru section. Our site was level but our neighbor had his wheels up off the ground trying to level. The RV sites are so narrow in this section of the park that there is no patio. There is a small section of concrete next to your site that's no wider than a sidewalk. That's your patio! In other words, we had none. We were reprimanded the first night for putting out our awning because it encroached on a empty neighboring site. The awning might obstruct an incoming RV. That same night we lost electricity twice and the next day the water pressure was almost non-existent. We had registered for seven nights but ended up staying four. We would have to think twice before we return in the future. The site fee is $45 a night and even though lots of activities are at this park, the RV site itself is poor. Having a patio and being able to sit outside is important.

The water has been off since 9:00am. It is now 8:30 pm and no one has communicated any information to us. The store was closed all day and I have had to scrounge for water for the dogs. Not a dog friendly place. The sights give you no room to even put out a chair. The office staff is rude. All of this for $400 a week. Did I mention the cigarette butts everywhere and no WiFi? The Residents are great as well as the pickleball and bocci courts.

Water always out of service. Seems like a daily event around this trailer park. Maybe someday these cheap owner will upgrade the system to 19th century standards. Most permanent residents ive talked to are really fed up.

Worst experience ever. When my bf got there, there was no one in sight. The lobby was empty. Had to walk around until he found security. Eventually got checked in & the room key didn't even work. Waited for a worker to help & he never came back. Don't stay here, you're better off anywhere else. Ended up leaving at got a room somewhere else.

As a first-timer, I selected this place to stay because of its clean and comfortable-looking rooms in a convenient location. I arrived at 10 pm at night after a long drive from So.Ca. and checked into a standard room that had not been cleaned at all! Tired and confused, I realized that housekeeping (and the supervisor who checks the rooms afterward) had completely dropped the ball. There was no one onsite at the front desk or in housekeeping. Only the security guards were there to help. They checked me into a suite, apologized for the inconvenience, said they'd let housekeeping know and suggested I speak with the front desk in the morning. After they left, I turned on the shower only to find that water was shooting out the side, onto the towels and toilet paper. My partner fixed it. Once I got in the shower, I noticed soap scummy residue that wasn't cleaned up. The next morning we found grease leftover in a pan that we had to cleanout. Once we turned on the stove to boil water, the smell of melted plastic & wires filled the room. I went to the front desk and asked for a manager on duty. She replied, "No one is here, so I guess that's me. Do you have something short or sweet to tell me?" I replied, "No." She told me to sit and wait until she was finished. I patiently waited and relayed my story. She said, "There's nothing I can do. Would you like to speak with housekeeping? I said, "Sure." Once again, I relay my story and let her know that I shouldn't have to fix or clean things when I'm on vacation. They offered to have me switch rooms again. I said, "I don't have time for that and I'm afraid of what other dirty things I might find. They ended up comping me one night, but refused to do any more and said, "There must be room for human error. I've stayed at other hotels that don't comp me for their mistakes, so I'm only doing one night since you utilized our services." I don't feel justified. I shouldn't have to put in this work due to incompetent staff.

No room service, the phone didn't even work to call for towels,blankets, and more pillows. The best was very uncomfortable. The only thing that was nice was the pool area. Very rude in the front office.

The facility is clean and level, however, the staff have been, at best, rude and unprofessional. The registration staff were curt and unwelcoming and the escort to the site equally unresponsive and relatively unpleasant to say the least. I am a medical/legal professional and have traveled extensively within and outside the country with varying experiences, however, my one unwavering standard has been the courtesy and warmth of facilities traveled while in our Motorhome. It is unfortunate that what i believed to be a universal cultural representation has been broken in this experience. I believe that this facility has great potential but i also feel that there needs to be a review of visitor relations by its administration.

What a very nice RV Resort, this resort has many amenities, free WiFi in certain areas, big laundry area, nice pools, spas, pickle ball and others. The sites are small, but acceptable with full hook up available, Office staff was very nice, we'll come back next time were in Tuscon.

Stayed in one of their little rooms with my 2 kids. Meh, is what it is. Older yet obviously cared for. Clean enough, I always do a bedbug check before I bring in a bag... AC worked perfectly. Hope they charge us accordingly when we leave after reading the other review... Not fair to knock them down a star for the other guests making me feel uncomfortable so I have them 4. Overdue Note: I did double check & they did charge me correctly!

We stayed in this park from mid November to mid February, 2013. The park is a very active adult park. Lots of people stay at this park because of the pickleball courts. Pickleball play is a big activity here. The park is very clean and the restrooms are very clean. There are lots of other activites to do, however many do charge a fee. The park seems to be geared more to long term stays rather than just a few nights. We checked out all the other RV parks in the area and think that the voyger is by far the nicest. One of the biggest down falls to us was that the park is located so far away from everything except the freeway. It's a good 10 mile drive to the grocery store, department store, etc. The people were all super nice and I'm sure we made some lifetime friends. By the way we are our retired and in our early to mid 50's. Loving life!

I stayed here with a friend from out of town because he wanted to see the Pima Air Museum and the Titan Missile. This fit the bill for being close. I didn't spend much time on campus but the place seemed favorable and friendly. If you are looking for breakfast, be sure to check out the on-site dining hall. Pretty good!

Voyager RV Resort is a large facility. The amenities are great. The staff is friendly. I enjoy coming here. The cons are that they spray chemicals in the dog runs and around and near ones RV. Many dogs have been sick because of this and the dead yellow grass looks terrible. Voyager should be offering free wi-fi. As a Thousand Trails member who has always given their members a discount for the Early Bird, is not doing that for Voyager Winter 2020. No sense paying for a membership, if you pay what non-members pay. Many have canceled Thousand Trails for this reason. Other than that, not a bad place to visit.

Would come back and stay in a heart beat! Clean, quiet, close to the local drag racing strip, lots of amenities onsite, friendly friendly staff. Did I say friendly? Outside of having to wait almost 30 minutes to get ahold of the guard to check in at the gate our experience was wonderful. If you are traveling through stay here.

Extremely authoritarian security. There are plenty of rules paying customers must follow (some possibly made up on the spot) which aren't briefed when you book and didn't seem to be present on their website. I'm not talking about common sense rules such as no loud parties or barking dogs. Their rules mainly seem to involve how one behaves around their security who seem to believe the business exists only for them to have a place to work. Also, don't arrive after hours. They absolutely will not lead you to your spot even though booking says they will. We followed the late arrival instructions given by booking on the phone and were instead met with a very surly security guard who wanted us to dry camp the first night in front of the office, even though we had paid for the night already. Not acceptable. If booking had told us this, we would have gone elsewhere. We told booking we would definitely be there after hours. The guard VERY reluctantly led us to our spot once it became clear I was not moving my rig from his front gate until he did. The next morning, the head of their security lectured us about our "behavior" and even told my wife to "stop talking". At this point I demanded a full refund which we were granted. This place is a corporate (Encore) facility so I'm guessing customer service isn't checked on much.

I stayed at this resort for seven days in January 2018. The park is quite nice however I will not stay here again. The restrictions they have in force for dogs I find extremely excessive. You can only walk your dogs on certain streets, some marked with dog prints and some not. The 2 dog runs they offer are not fit for dogs of any kind. Considering many rv'ers travel with a pet, you would think they would cater to this group. Instead, they make you feel inferior. This park is an age restricted park and it feels like it! People turn in by 6pm and you feel that any noise you make is too much. I may be over 55 but I don't want to feel like it!

Breakfast at the restaurant was filling, everyone very polite. Room was comfortable, I loved hearing the water feature all night very relaxing. We didn't use any other features at the resort

Came in for 1 night passing through. Great park! Lots to do, bar and restaurant on site. Several pools, indoor pool and several hot tubs. Great Park. Would stay again, but will book with the supervisor next time. Only management issues prevented me from giving a 4 or 5 stars review. I called Encore I was given a price of $60 a night for the Premium spot for the 100' paved lot, easy in easy out. I had PA (passport America) and could stay in the regular spot for $25 a night. Let them know I would call back. We are TT members no luck getting a better price for the Premium spot through TT. So looked on-line and found that the premium spot could be booked for $39 a night. Great we are 70' long and wanted not to disconnect the trailer. I could not get the the reservation to book on line so I called the resort direct. The YOUNG girls that helped set up the reservation had to put me on hold 3 times to book the spot and asked the same questions 4 times- very frustrating . I made it VERY clear I wanted to book a premium spot as listed on the internet. She stated no problem. Asked about the premium spot 4 times to confirm during the booking. No problem she said. took CC information and paid for the spot. Office closed at 4 we arrived at 6:30 and it was dark & Wet due to a storm the just went through town and electric was out (for about an hour due to the storm). We were lead to our spot- NOT one of the PREMIUM spots! The guy on the cart stated, he wasn't sure why they just didn't put us in a Premium spot? But, no changes were made. At the gate had to show Drivers lic and CC again and CC information was written down on paper - Not to happy about this. If I gave it on the phone why did it need to be written down again by the gate guy? (-1 star) We did make it into the spot without detaching the trailer. BUT that is not the point, If you are going to sell a premium spot that is ALL paved rather then the gravel lots (which were still nice) then give us what we paid and asked for. The RV park was not full and there were LOTS of premium spots available. They did ask the year of the coach and maybe that is why we were put on the smaller spot? A nice 2000 Monaco Exc. who Knows? Paid $37 could have saved a few bucks and paid with PA for $25+tax. Was only one night, just disappointed they didn't follow through and it cost me more! (-1 star) If you go during the week us your PA discount well worth the stay. Again nice park and very big roads no issue getting in and out. Just feel if you want a 5 star review these things should not happen, especially at a resort of this quality.

I violated one of my laws on RV Parks stays and suffered the consequences; NEVER stay in an RV Park where there are permanent residents. Invariably people who wind up living full time in an RV Park are bitter, and let's be honest losers. An RV Park for their retirement was the best they could do; how sad. This place has ads on the freeway "voted best rv park in the nation" Perhaps the survey was done by Grumpy Retired Loser Rednecks magazine. The pools are nice, but the actual place where you camp is a parking lot, absolutely no landscaping, shade, privacy; nothing. Not to mention this place is in the middle of no where. Do you yourself a favor and stay someplace else.

This RV park is a mixed bag for us but has its high points. There are lots and lots of things to do here as previously mentioned. It cannot be beaten in that respect. We also had very inexpensive and tasty breakfasts at the cafe (under $5 for a big meal) and the prime rib special tonight ($12.95) was a great value and excellent meat. The bar happy hours are okay. The restrooms are kept clean and are fairly nice, unlike so many RV parks we experience in our travels. We were lucky at the front desk as the staff were helpful and the cafe staff and market clerks were always ready with a smile.. There was a very nice farmer's market the other day with a lot of good food. Wed. they serve donuts and coffee for free. People staying here seem to generally be fit, active, and happy. Finally, their policies concerning controlling children who are guests and not allowing barking dogs make it a much quieter and peaceful park than many. So Voyagers shines in these respects. The cons to us are the profit-oriented corporate culture which dictates that they will squeeze every penny they can out of anything they can such as internet service, tiering charges for RV spaces based on how many extra feet of width you get, charging an extra $3 per day activity fee, etc. etc. The RV park is a parking lot with little done to make it attractive or to provide privacy; it is just a place to park with mini picnic tables and mini-concrete pad. The rest is rows and rows of mobile and manufactured high density housing. It is not a quiet place and if you don't have a well-insulated rig you will be inundated with a constant din from the freeway traffic, occasionally irritating aircraft noise from Davis-Monthan, lots of traffic in the park which tends to add to the noise level. In summary, if I haven't scared anyone off, Voyagers certainly is a place to be tried by anyone looking for an adult activity-oriented resort where money is not a concern. It has a lot to offer.

While the mobile home section looks beautiful and well manicured, the RV section is a parking lot of crumbing asphalt with few small trees. The WiFi is good but not free. The pool area is nice and there are lots of tennis courts. The burger at the grill was the worst I've ever had. All I could taste was greasy, cooked FAT. The taco salad was decent, but again, terrible quality of beef. I guess for a huge community, they do a good job of keeping it organized.

Top shelf! Security guard at the front gate! Excellent place-if you want the high end this is the place-golf course, tanning saloon, doctor on staff-hotel-tennis courts-suffle board-indoor/outdoor pool-This has to be the top of the list of all parks I have ever stayed at-mail room-and on and on-we ate at the dinner-good food-its own store(they even sell beer!) Laundry etc. One thing-when you come here-bring plenty of money. Its nice!!

I was charged a resort fee that I was not told about upon making the reservation nor was I was told about it upon checkin. They called me after I left and told me I owed them money. Terrible business practice that I am not sure is even legal,

The entrance was impressive and amenity buildings were great. However the RV parking is just as others have posted. Just a parking space with small picnic table. They get more units per area by alternating the direction you are parked. My new neighbors came in and I thought they were going to take out my slide they had to get so close. The cable is local channels only unless you want to pay extra. Wifi is only at 3 hotspot locations. I guess I expected more for the price. It is close to the Pima museum, but nothing else. I don't usually use the pool or other things but like to enjoy decent TV and reliable convenient wifi. Their on site restaurant is great, however. As good as any other so there is no need to drive anywhere for meals.

Voyager Resort has it all! I stayed here for business a few weeks ago and was very impressed.It is a little ways out of town, but worth the extra 10-20 minute drive. The hotel rooms are spacious and clean. I believe they were recently renovated. I wish I brought my swimsuit because they have three pools and two hot tubs! I was able to use the fitness room, which had everything I needed, including a nice view of the mountains! I also ate lunch in the restaurant. I had a really good chicken wrap and delicious chocolate mousse pie! I will definitely return. Hopefully next timeI can spend some more time and use the facilities like the pool, spa and golf course.

Reviewing the hotel only. Room fine but I am going to leave it and its 10:15 PM. We came to hang out and eat/drink by a pool for the Holiday weekend, being Tucson graduate students. Had a couple of phone talks with nice lady, said reception was leaving at 4 but guard at gate would be happy to help. It was 20 till 4 and I was about 10 miles out, wanting to catch evening sun and have dinner there, a few drinks. Lady on phone concurred this was excellent plan. My guard experience was good, he was nice guy, seemed a little annoyed that at 359 or maybe 4:01 he was already acting as front desk person for a hotel, but more annoyed at actual front desk people. If I hadn't of warned them I was so close I likely would have caught them, as it was they must have fled like thieves into the desert as reception area was dark and locked up minutes after our call. This was good part of the visit. Recall, we are in the middle of the desert. First order of business, get some ice, ice down some soft-drinks to have as hydration aids while we judiciously sip cocktails at pool from the resort's bar/restaurant. Finally find ice-machine (you may recall hotel people escaped, I mean, went home), it says you must have tokens which are provided in hotel room for guests. I return to room, no I didn't overlook tokens, there are none. Middle of the desert, right? I know my way around an ice machine and am going to take cowling off and just get the ice when I realize there is no dripping, no noise, no coldness, emanating from this hidden ice closet. I decide to start calling every preset number on phone, but first decide to run over to the marketplace on the RV side and PAY for ice and some booze or just go straight to the bar. Web site even touts glory of room service at these limited number of hotel rooms on the RV grounds, like 10 or 11. As its only 4, 7 will be late enough for us after a little sun, drink and exercise followed by dinner. In no particular order, restaurant closed: summer hours/holiday hours/never was open/just closed at two. Marketplace closed, holiday (its a campground?!)/ All ice machines broken and decommissioned, meaning they aren't "out of order" they aren't hooked up. Out long enough for there to be no tokens in the room for ice, although seductively, the ice bucket remains.. This info from a private security guy I manage to corner as I stagger through the hostile desert terrain. By way of consolation he confides the machine in the employee break room is down, too. I need to get on 1 10, Go a couple miles to a truck stop and get ice, etc. no booze there, for that need to head into town. If there is a working soda machine in this death camp, I can't find it, after a couple glasses of from the tap city water at least I no longer thirst for anything but justice. I don't know if there will be anyone at gate to protest to, so I am just leaving. Maybe I will get a refund, maybe an ice token as a peace gesture. Those dear ladies I talked to on phone apparently forgot this place was shut down tighter than Dick's hatband, and the website had the menu and described the good times to be had. There funny thing is I finally got in car to cruise around looking for any signs of life or ice and even the nice guy who checked me in, who had just come on, I thought, was gone. His replacement was cordial but firm, if I would have asked him he would have told me about the situation but he wasn't responsible. I did get his name at least, Pontius Pilate, although otherwise he provided no solace. Ironically hunger is driving me to leave park at this late hour, and as civilization is closer to my home as back to here, and I doayn't care to go grocery shopping for ice and mixers that I have at home, we are cutting our losses at the 70 bucks this debacle cost. refund would be nice, I did watch color tv for a couple hours, and it worked. Otherwise room ok, everything looks nice, not fancy but ok. I am sorry, you lose your ice machines out here, you bring in bags and bags of ice and make it available to paying guests, its a safety concern. The restaurant and bar and store being closed is just some good old fashioned bait n switch, misrepresentation, and caveat emptor. Its a campground with 70 odd rooms, its expected these folks buy and cook their foods in their lavish RVs etc....and are removed from major shopping and dining areas. Thats what we WANTED, but with the quick convenience of not setting up a camp and provisioning it, etc....I wouldn't to camping equipped as I was today, nor should they purport to run a hotel with no services, or at least DONT PRESENT YOURSELF AS HAVING IT ALL. One word of any of the issues and we would have amiably gone elsewhere and come back when things were open and/or brought some supplies. Other than that, we really enjoyed our stay. They are actually running a hotel without any staff, which is quite remarkable .All the preset numbers rang empty, except 911, as a preset!

Not what I booked!! It's not a resort. It's an RV park. It's confusing, because when I booked it, the website told me it was a RESORT--like a hotel resort. Website definitely talks this place up and it is not what you will expect. The pictures are deceiving. The pool was beautiful, the grounds near the pool are nice, but this place NEEDS to take the word "resort" out of it and NOT charge a resort fee. For what? There was no lobby, no front desk staff, only a guy in a small hut when you first drive in. You walk into a closet size shack and I had to write down my CC number on a piece of paper for accidentals. There was no breakfast, coffee machine was dirty in the room, and toilet bowl was dirty. Sink clogged up. I am very upset and disappointed and also believe this was false advertisement because nothing about this place makes it a resort. At all. I had to pay a resort fee and I honestly have no idea why. Really disappointing. And, it's 20 minutes from town. This can be a pro or a con, depending on your trip. I'm giving it two stars because the pool was beautiful and clean. Other than that, this place needs work. Has a lot of potential, but someone needs to put in work to make this place nice overall.

This is the THIRD TIME in less than a month the water has been shut off, supposedly for "a water line break". Really!! What are the odds of that?!?! Twice it was for the entire day. Who knows how long this time! What are the odds of that! They failed to mention they no longer have landlines before I paid for my 4 month stay. It came up in conversation while I was still at the registration. I need reliable internet service to run my business. They couldn't give me a refund even though I had just paid them $4,600 minutes earlier. They have a pathetically inadequate Wi-Fi hotspot. This is my second Snowbird season here and LAST!!!

This was the worst experience we have ever had in any rv resort. We were driving from Texas called ahead of time around 3 pm to make a reservation because this is where we were going to rest. We have a 3 year old and got there after hours. When I made the reservation I stated I was going to get there late around 11 at night, the representative Elaine told me it wouldn't be a problem, just to call the guard and he would have my pull through spot check in information. From the minute we called the guard he seemed like he did not want to bother with us. Then he tells us we can only park by the entrance and plug up to electric only because it is after hours regardless of our reservation, and we needed water. I told him I have a three year old we need all utilities and we were driving late and were very tired. He said we cannot park in our pull through spot. We already paid for the reservation that is what made me upset. If we knew this was going to happen early in the afternoon when I made the reservation I would have found another place to stay. This was very unprofessional and we had to drive an hour further to find a place. We are very upset and wish we would have been warned about this.

If you want to feel like a kid at camp this is the place to be. We have had the best time. They have something for everyone. Friendly staff and even though there are residents also here you never feel like an outsider. Best time ever. We came for 2 months and decided to stay for 3. We will be back next year.

Enjoyed the use of a King Mini Suite at the Voyager Hotel and the accommodations were perfect. The King Mini Suite is a big room, king size bed, bathroom, TONS of storage space and (best of all) a kitchenette. There was a two burner stove, microwave, fridge, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pans, utensils - the works. There was a full closet with mirrored doors in the "bedroom" area and a full linen closet with mirrored doors in the "bathroom" area". The layout of the room was perfect. No wiifii, but good internet speeds with a standard internet connection. Great pools, jacuzzis, and saunas. There is a small market, a bar & grill, massage services, the works. Golf, tennis, bocci ball, shuffle board. And best of all? NO KIDS! We had a fabulous mid-week stay of four days.

This place has everything a traveler would need both on the grounds and in the area. We are going to be "wintering" there. They have a restaurant (with really good food), laundry area, showers and restrooms, mail room, and fun activities during the winter season. Nice quiet resort, well cared for grounds, and 2 nice pet areas.