Boneyard Vista RV Park

1. Park Quality - This is a very large park that is pretty well maintained. Plenty of washers and dryers and the facility was clean. I did not use the bathroom or shower. With the size of this park, I’m not sure why they don’t accept reservations. 2. Sites - Mostly large white rock that was packed down. There was some slope to many of the sites that could make it difficult to level front to back. Side to side was not an issue. Some sites seemed very close together while others provided plenty of space. Utilities were good with the exception of hard water. 3. Location - Great location near the actual Boneyard and Pima Air Museum. While the golf course was sadly shuttered years ago, in its place is a great walking trail. Highly recommend taking the dog (if you have one) over for a nice long walk. This is also very close to Saguaro National Park, about a 20 minute drive 4. Noise - Depending on what side of the park you’re on, you might experience road noise from S Wilmont Rd. 5. Cell Service - Verizon was three bars of 5G 6. Wifi - I didn’t check the park wifi but Starlink was 202 Mbps down and 31 Mbps up. 7. Rates - $35 a day which is fair. They do offer contracts for 3 and 6 months but you must show up to secure one. (still no reservation) 8. Access - You need to be qualified to access a military installation and required RV reservation. 9. Dog Friendliness - For most of the park, my pup didn’t experience any type of thorns. There was some in the surrounding areas but generally nothing in the park itself. There is a really nice dog park at the very back of the northside of the park. There is also a dog wash. Wrapping it up.This is a great park with lots of amazing things to do in the local area.

First directions are off, go to Swan gate. Thru gate to 1st stop sign turn L, follow rd down, ofc on R. Fortunately we got a FHU site Sun pm in overflow. Nothing special here, but glad for FHU until the Class A beside us fired up his generator at 0445 and ran until 0630 while connected to the FHU pedestal! Sorry no excuse for that. We needed the rest from driving in the wind. Not sure we will come back. Facility could use some FLC. Did not check bathrooms, etc.

Spent 2 days in dry camping passing through. All full hook up sights occupied. FCFS with many long termers. But several dry camp sites open. Facility maintenance improvements noted from last year. The Bone Yard Vista remains one of the better DOD facilities in my opinion.

We are retired AF snowbirds. Most of our stays are on military installations when available. Boneyard Vista FamCamp is one of if not the best FamCamps we have used. I have to disagree with the previous posts. Perhaps things have changed since last spring. There are over 200 spots here and it’s FCFS. There are lots of spots available and it doesn’t feel crowded at all. The sites are spacious and clean. No weeds or stickers anyplace. We arrived on a Friday before Thanksgiving. The office was closed for the holiday and the weekend following. The check in directions were clearly posted outside the office for self check in. We had lots of options for spots and took one right across from a nice clean bathroom/shower facility . They keep it spotless even over the weekend. Plenty of water pressure and hot water. There are several bath houses spread around this huge area. We love the filtered water dispenser to refill our gallon jugs for fifty cents. It’s also one of the least expensive FamCamps we have used @$29/night. We came here from Ft Huachuca and this place is much nicer by far. We’ve stayed at Nellie AFB, Luke AFB recently and Boneyard Vista is now on the top of the list. WiFi works great as well. 4bars Verizon service too. We will continue to use this place in our yearly travels. One of the best!

FIRST: Just in case you’re googling info on site, you’re going to find 2 different names, they’re the same park. Agave Gulch is now called Boneyard Vista RV Park. Contacting the reservation office is tough to get on the phone. All I wanted to find out was if there were spaces available, never heard back but given most snowbirds head home 1 Apr, we rolled the dice & headed over. The young lady in the office was so nice, helpful, & polite. She went out of her way to look what would be the best site for given our length. I loved seeing & hearing the jets take off & seeing the boneyard right next door. Sadly, nobody can get into the boneyard anymore, so just ignore all the google ads & stories. The only discount available, is a Senior Discount, at the Pima A & S Museum if you’re 65 or older. I was disappointed with the condition of the park, it is in need of some serious landscape attention & freshening up. Nice Exchange and Commissary. Beware of blowing cactus needles if you have kids or dogs.

The layout is okay, the facilities are dated an not not very well maintained, our black tank handle was stolen in the middle of the night so I be extra precaution.

Really great experience at this fam camp. The hookups are easy to access, the bathrooms are nice and clean, and the people are nice. Close to amenities, dog park, youth center, etc. only thing really missing is shade and WiFi.

This FAMCAMP is the worst I’ve seen. All they do is collect money! Maintenance is never performed. No wifi, power boxes are in dis-repair, weeds growing everywhere. Potholes and dust from dirt roads is constantly flying. Never count on staff and when they are there, they are rude and impersonal. Its a shame, but the base takes money from FAMCAMP and distributes to other base facilities first. Its has been deteriorating for years with constant promise of repairs or wifi installation… Go to Ft Huachuca or Nellis AFB if you want to see how it should be!

Sites are minimally maintained. They don’t need much but dogshit and garbage on some sites creates an eyesore n smelly experience. Certainly not within standards for length of stay. Tucson has kept us very busy so famcamp was great for our 3 month experience. Bathrooms well maintained, gym was open. Outdoor rec had several trips planned.

My husband is a honorably discharged veteran with a service connected disability We had planned to stay at the FamCamp for one Sunday night on our way further west. We were not permitted to access the base whee the campground is located because they would not accept his VA card or his state isssued driver’s license, that both indicated that he was a disabled vet with a service connected disability. They told us we had to come back on Monday so they could issue us another type of ID card that would allow us to get on base. Since we only wanted accommodations for 1 night (Sunday) we had to move on. We have stayed in many FamCamps and have always be granted a base pass with my husbands VA ID and drivers license.