AZ
Kingman KOA
Friendly staff at checking desk. 
Tight spot with the overgrown shrubs (now trees). I was advised a renovation is going to take place to remove them and add a new privacy screen. 
We were luck, we could open the door and step down into a clearing, our friends were not so lucky and their steps touched the shrubs. 
Dusty and no room to sit outside. 
Cody had lots of room to roam in the dirt. YUCK! Kingman KOA:
https://koa.com/campgrounds/kingman/- $54 a night (with KOA discount)
- Very narrow pull though sites
- Overgrown oleander hedge is now a tree
- Dirt, dirt and more dirt
- Dogs not allowed on any grass - the dog run had not grass
- DO NOT STAY HERE - Drive the extra distance to Laughlin KOA
Pano of the sunset courtesy of Kathy and Terrill
More photos from our friends 
Family Pool
Adult pool
BeachLaughlin KOA/AVI Casino KOA:
https://koa.com/campgrounds/laughlin/- We did not stay here, our friend who were at the Kingman KOA advised they will not go back to Kingman and continue down the road to Laughlin. We should have listened and changed our reservation but time got away with us and we forgot to change our reservation. So, lesson learned. We will take the advice of our trusted travelling friends! Thanks Kathy and Terrill. Can't wait to meet up with you again soon.
Camp Verde Campground
19/03/24 11:53 Filed in: Camping · Campsite Review
Large pull through site, we had the view of the rolling hills and wide open sky out our window.
The pretty pink and blue sky occurred every night at sunset. 
The clouds formations were unique and happened daily in the area. I am not sure if it was the magical powers from Sedona or the mountain ranges in the area, but it was neat to see. 
Sunsets in Arizona never disappoint. 
The moon coming out rom behind the clouds. 
Pool was great for laying back and relaxing and soaking up some sun. 
The arcade is not just for little kids. 
Billiards and shuffleboard options overlooking the pool. 
Getting ready to head to the pool. 
Cody enjoying the sunset from the bedroom window. 
We attended a Beer Tasking event from the local brewery (for a small fee). It was nice to experience a local brew and hang out with other travellers. We met a lovely lady who worked at Yellowstone Park as a ranger and gave us lots of good advice for our upcoming trip this summer.
It was great learning about the beer making process and what and were the ingredients come from and how they create this micro brew. 
We were able to purchase some beer to take home. I wanted to share with Christian and Courtney when they visit us in Las Vegas in a few days.Verde Ranch RV Resort:
https://verderanchrvresort.com- Campsite #120 - $85 per night
- Pool, Splash Pad, Laundry, Gym, Clubhouse, Pool Table, Arcade, Pickle Ball and Dog Park
- Food Trucks, Beer Tasting, Activities
- 20 min to Cottonwood, 40 min to Jerome, 40 Min to Sedona, 60 min to Flagstaff and 2.5 hours to Grand Canyon
The property is very well laid out and has multiple bath/shower locations in the park. It is conveniently located close to the highway and there is a Starbucks and car wash close by. We travelled into Cottonwood for groceries and Chinese Food one night. Be sure to visit Jerome, the local bannock/fry bread (on the reserve) and Montezuma's Castle and Well. We loved the spot, as it was so convenient to get to Sedona and sightsee in the areas. Funny thing, I have driven past this place a few times on the way to Sedona and never knew it existed. I am glad we found it, we will be back. TIP: you need to use a card to load funds onto, to use the laundry facilities. If you are only doing one or two loads, ask to borrow a card from housekeeping. We did and it worked well.
Mesa/Apache Junction KOA
I can't believe how green the desert is right now! We hare between Tucson and Mesa with green as fast as the eye can see. 
Welcome and check in at the KOA office. 
We have a large site with outdoor kitchen and patio. Great for the moderate Arizona climate this time of year.
Cody enjoying the shade and light breeze. 
Sun setting wile Darrel enjoyed the Brier. 
Small and not a lot of sites. Some of the campgrounds have 2200 sites in the area. Yuck!Mesa/Apache Junction KOA:
https://koa.com/campgrounds/mesa/- Campsite #71 - $81.40 per night (before the KOA discount and points redemption)
- Pool, Laundry and dog area (not great)
- Far from Mesa as you are literally on the far edge of Apache Junction
This KOA is on the east edge of Apache Junction and is about a 35 minute drive to PHX airport. There are restaurants, food stores and shopping within 1.5 miles of the campground. The campground has crushed granite for the parking pad and camp site and is dusty. We upgraded to a patio site as the weather was forecasted to be 26 deg C. We used some of our KOA points for $50 off our stay. I would stay here agin as it has great access to the rural areas and I can get to the airport in reasonable time. I think some people will find this to be too far outside of Scottsdale/Phoenix area.
Arizona and Tucson Lazydays KOA
It feels like home. 
Amazing rock formation, reminds me of the rocks on the way to Las Vegas. 
A nice change from plain desert. 
So unique. 
Amazing views and vistas in Arizona. 
Arrived at the KOA and Cody is happy to meet new people. 
A nice outdoor fireplace and sitting area while you wait to check in.
The campground offers spots that are covered with solar panels. This helps reduce sun exposure on your coach, and also reduces the heat from the sun. A great way to use less A/C. 
The campground has lemon, orange and grapefruit trees. You can pick yourself or stop by the frond desk and there is fresh fruit for the taking. Makes great lemonade. 
Some unique spots that have an outdoor TV and roof top patio. 
Pet wash station, however Cody has a spa day booked. 
Reminds me of Harry Potter and the platform at Kings Cross in London. https://www.kingscross.co.uk/harry-potters-platform-9-34
A lemon tree outside our bedroom window. 
Week 1 of our stay - Schedule of Fun.
Week 2 of our stay - Schedule of Fun.
Week 3 of our stay - Schedule of Fun.
Week 4 of our stay - Schedule of Fun.
Week 5 of our stay - Schedule of Fun. 
Our last sunset in Tucson, boy this view never gets old.Tucson / Lazydays KOA Resort:
https://koa.com/campgrounds/tucson-lazydays/- Campsite #1459 - $70.00 a night (before KOA discount and points redemption)
- Onsite restaurant, bar, pools, dog park, activities and entertainment. There is lots to do here.
This KOA appears to be owned by the Lazydays RV retailer. They have invested a lot of money into the property and there is lots to see and do. The pool is heated very warm along with the hot tub (since it is winter, it is nice). The office sends out text messages as events are happing, so you are kept ini the loop. I love the fact that it is mimosa hour now and I can have a muffin and mimosa! The BBQ Run restaurant onsite is pretty good and the drinks are cheap, I guess that is normal in the United States (Canadians pay way too much for a drink at dinner). We have only been here for a few days, but I can see why people like to spend the entire season here. The weather has been cool and not great, but next week we will return to seasonable temperatures (warm at 21 deg C / 72 deg F).