Voyager RV Resort - RV park in Tucson - 8701 S Kolb Rd, USA

Nice and convenient location. We were there on our first adventure in the new motorhome. We picked it because of the amenities and closeness to relatives that live close by! We stayed a week and got really good rates. ||The park is lightly staffed during the summer which is probably why it's hard to get someone to return your calls when needing answers to questions while staying at the park. But overall, it was a very nice stay!

We have stayed at many Thousand Trails campgrounds this past year and Voyager ranks among our top 5 parks. The pool was very nice and clean and empty! The bar/restaurant was very convenient without having to spend a lot of money on a meal and the food was delicious both times we ate there. I even used the laundry room which was very big and clean.

The service desk and entrance personnel were great. The room was nice and clean, but the property ( pools, hot tubs, pool area, grilling areas, tables, chairs, tennis courts, etc) were all amazing!!!! Loved spending the day enjoying the clean, well kept area, and very well kept pools and hot tubs. The pictures on their website doesn't do it justice.

We ended up needing a quick overnight stay. Voyager staff was amazing! She got things together so quickly for us. The staff was kind and even upgraded us for the evening. We were super appreciative. The entire park is amazing, We will be back to stay longer!!!!

We stayed for two weeks in our Fifth Wheel Rv. The sites are good size with plenty of room. Hook ups were great, water pressure, electric and sewer, no issues at all. There are lots of amenities like 3 pools, pickle ball and tennis courts, a very nicely equipped gym and a fantastic restaurant on site. The folks at the front desk were very helpful and the security guys at the gate were very good. We were here from June 30th until July 14th, the weather was atrocious, 107 or above every day with a low around 80. We have two air conditioners in the RV and had to hook up a portable and even then we were not able to keep the inside temp under 85. The wind storms that pop up out of nowhere cause lots of damage if you’re not ready for them. We had our awning out and the wind came so quick that we could not get it in before it bent both arms beyond repair. Mobile techs removed the awning for a charge of $300. A couple days later we had a dust storm and again the wind was very strong, enough to take both of our Trek bicycles down breaking the kick stand off of one and ripping the break cable out of the other. Not to mention the scratched up paint and bent fenders. Although the unfortunate weather has little to do with the resort, you would think they would give a little more warning during registration. If it were not for the horrible weather I would have probably give 5 stars. Think twice about staying here in summer months.

My husband and I used to love to come stay here. We were horrified to see the sea of blue trash cans scattered everywhere. It really makes the place look trashy. It's too bad because it really was a great place to visit.

The power and water is shut off a lot in the summer. They just give excuses about repairs being made. The front office avoids you and the manager Jeffrey doesn't return phone calls. I would not recommend unless you like sweating a lot.

Enjoyed the stay in RV at the resort. People (guests) are very friendly and there are a lot of amenities. I did have one major issue as I couldn’t use the laundry facilities. You have to buy a card and the machine that sells the cards only accepts cash. You would think the company would join the 21st century and install machines that also accept credit or debit cards- or simply quarters!