Lexington Pines Resort, LLC

This is beyond 5 stars park! In response to Morgan's review in this 1 star category: I've been to this park and it's absolutely stunning. It is beautifully maintained and well-kept and loved by the current owner. The streets are all freshly paved, the RV laundry/bath house all newly painted, and the RecHall newly painted and decorated. The new owner cares for the park and it's residents. This is evident in the beauty, maintenance and the caretaking of the park. She has: NEVER forced any residents to move out. ONLY raised rents once the legal 5% limit in the last five years. In fact, compared to the other parks in Safford and surrounding townships these are the lowest rates you can find. NEVER charged for potluck parties or any other event. NEVER charged for monthly calendars of events. The Office Manager and staff is friendly, welcoming and efficient. The "Morgan" review in this 1 star category is a friend of a disgruntled vindictive ex-employee who was terminated of her employment at Lexington Pines for illegal job performance. Karma will take care of both of them. Please go to YouTube to look up Lexington Pines Resort and take the virtual tour. That is the proof!

The check-in staff person was friendly, but ill-informed and not organized. She had no idea who we were, and I had to point out my name on the reserved site on her Campground wall map. She said someone had overstayed in our site and assigned us to another site. We traveled to the other site only to encounter someone already there, and our original site was actually available. We finally backed-into our site, only to discover that the elec. meter said CLOSED, and the two obvious water faucets were dry. I returned to the office, only to find a sign saying the office was closed at 1:00pm. No one had accompanied us to our site to point out the connections. I phoned the number on the sign but never received a callback. I eventually tried to flip the 30 amp circuit breaker on the elec pillar, and viola, we had power even though the meter said CLOSED. I then walked around to other sites only to discover that the water connection was buried in the ground under a wooden plank. I opened the plank to find a hole with an incredible array of spider webs. I cleaned out the webs and connected the water. The least the owner, Maria Lopez, could have done was return my calls and maybe offer an apology for the lack of direction to the services. Signs in the office and community center mentioned this was a Good Sam campground, along with the GS logo on the map. I was informed that the campground had dropped its affiliation with GS, so we were unable to receive a discount. If someone had taken us to our site, this confusion would have never happened. The campground does not appear to be well organized for transient travelers but certainly has many permanent residents. Although the place was relatively clean, their customer service approach was sub-standard. I will not stay there again if going through Safford.

The old owner passed away, her daughter took ownership and is running this place into the ground. Use to be an affordable and great community. New owner has raised rent significantly and forced my grandparents to find housing elsewhere. Pot lucks and other events use to be free and she is now charging people to attend these events, let alone the monthly calendars cost a fee. Absolutely sad. This use to be an awesome place for the elderly to connect and enjoy a quiet community but this new owner is really destroying this little place. As of 2020 I’d highly encourage people to seek 55+ housing elsewhere! She will empty your pockets if you move here.

I stopped for the night in my camper van. This is primarily a long term park for very large trailers and mobile homes, but they had a space for me. Each of the 3 times I called the manager to reserve, when I arrived, and for help with the bathroom lock they answered the phone and helped. The bathroom facilities were small and kind of limited but most of the residents probably don't need them. The community was extremely quiet, and many of the spaces were customized and decorated. Probably not the best place for overnight travelers passing through, but overall it seemed like a very appealing place for long term residents.

It's quiet, people are friendly. Neighbors always wave as they walk by.

I clean my sister yard, but those pine needles are hard to clean up with all the rocks there! Other than that it's a beautiful place there for someone to live there I have advance people.

This is a well-maintained mobile home park with a small area for RV's, most of whom appear to be long-term residents. Everything was extremely neat and tidy. Restrooms were immaculate, and there was a laundry room and an exercise room. My only complaint was the tightness of the campsite...very difficult to manuever into it with a 35-foot fifth wheel.

Wasn’t aware that one year ago by mistake I rated this beautiful place with one star , not sure how this happened but I just wanted to say we’ve been here 3 years and we’re super happy here we even discussed moving here permanently one day very proud of all the women that work here in the office or outside keeping this place , very safe and beautiful!! Thanks a million !!!!

It’s a great place to live. Quiet, close to shopping, hospital. Good neighbors, within a mile to downtown, fifteen minute drive to Roper Lake State Park, and more!

This is our second year of staying there. Everybody is wonderful clean showers nice little laundromat nice park you can walk around and visit.