Tucson Lazydays KOA




Our Desert Oasis

We stayed at the Tucson/Lazydays KOA for two weeks, met up with RV friends from Minnesota who just bought a park model at the Voyager RV Park, and explored the area. The KOA has anon-site bar and restaurant.  The park has 385 full hook-up 50 amp sites and 65 are pull thru sites with complimentary Wi-Fi and Cable TV.  There is a fitness center, two heated outdoor pools, dog park, and pickleball courts in a large covered event center. 



Look on top of wall for razor wire security system

We were awed when we saw fruit trees bearing ripe lemons, oranges and grapefruit on each of the RV sites and then found out we could help ourselves to all the fresh fruit we wanted.  I shared fresh lemonade I made and when John and Alice arrived they put their juicer to work and shared fresh squeezed orange juice.

We tried to learn the basics of Pickleball, attended a convection oven class, and went to Spanish class but it was canceled.  On Christmas Eve we had carolers right outside our door who sang a long version of "Frosty the Snowman" including the thumpity, thump thump verses.

It seems that most RVers travel with one or two pets.  And they are all spoiled rotten.  One man was pushing his dog in a baby stroller and another day I saw a man on his bicycle pulling a dog carrier.  I think my dog, Mavis, is jealous as I make her run alongside my bicycle.