Boneyard Vista RV Park - RV park in Tucson - 6170 Quijota Blvd Bldg. 6015, USA

Spent 4 nights at Boneyard Vista on Davis Monthan Air Force Base, and my wife and I thought it was one of the nicest campgrounds we'd stay in since starting our trip on Sept 1, 2022. (we've seen a lot of campgrounds). The old campground is across from the new sites, and the old simply has dirt roads and older hookups. The new side has paved roads, gravel sites, a nice little dog park, and a whole bunch of basic campsites without hookups. Staff is friendly, the whole area is nice and clean, it's quiet, and you have a tremendous view of all the airplanes packed away for storage on the base. If you get a chance I suggest getting a site on the ends of the rows in the new campground; they have a little more space with nice landscaping and plants.

Super pretty area. Everything was laid out nicely. The dump station was easy to get to. Check in at the main building and pay the fees.

Stopped by on our way from Pennsylvania to San Diego...knowledgeable staff who are very organized and common areas were clean. Dry camped, kind of a disappointment that many full hook up spots were empty even though the front desk said they were full. It is very evident that some campers have been there for months, as their spots looked like a trailer park. Plenty or dry camping spots. Would definitely visit again.

Stayed in overflow which had no hookups. Bathrooms are a bit dated but clean enough. $15 to park for the night with no electricity is a bit high but the site was large and flat with gravel. Can’t judge the full hookup side since there was none available. They look a bit tight. Fort Sam is ideal spacing for me if you’ve ever been. Stars are based off of cost since you really get nothing but parking. If there is a waiting list you have to wait for someone to leave in full hookup before you can switch over. You must stay in overflow until this happens. The gate nearest to the park is closed, use the next gate down.

Great to stay on Base. Clean and level sites. Other military retirees and vets are the only ones that camp on the base so my husband had lots of others to swap war stories with

More on the pricey side of FamCamps - Agave Gulch does have some perks and some weaknesses. Some perks are: great staff, good location, tons of areas to walk dogs, dog park, dog wash area, and free coffee 24/7. Some cons include: sketchy, and some services like coin machines stay out-of-order for extended periods of time. The situation is first come first served; however, there are plenty of dry spots to stay in until a spot opens with full service. Been here during the busiest time and the dry camp never fills up so the no reservation thing should not scare you - just be patient. Overall good location trumps the aging amenities.

Prices have gone up multiple times, service has gone down. Hours of the office are more limited, closed at night can't access ice. Wifi is still an issue. Staff skipped cleaning the head for 3.5 days and when I reported it to david he was rude and disrespectful. Hopeful it turns around if enough people speak up. Hopeful this post that is 100% accurate is taken as constructive criticism and changes are made. Military members deserve better. If you leave early no refund is given!

It's very nice and BIG ! However most people don't follow the leash law and walk their dogs off leash on the dog path which is a total bummer...I guess leash law rules on BASelE dont apply to them..and who would enforce the rules the camp ground is very large