Pueblo El Mirage RV & Golf Resort

It's such a beautiful 55+ community. With a mix of manufactured homes and RV lots. Very well taken care of and I love the security they have. It makes me feel comfortable with the loved ones we have living here. The security really does take the time to get to know who lives in the park and visitors as well.Service: 5/5

I can't understand why they won't let a camper under 26 ft rent a spot. The gentleman I spoke with when I got there was very polite and if they would have measured from hitch to bumber, like they should it would have been 26ft. They only measure the camper itself or the living space. I have been traveling for over 3 years and I have never heard of this. Never got to see the inside even tho I pre booked and paid for a week.

Excellent rental and very reasonable! VERY helpful staff. Good workout area inside when pool was not an option due to weather. Close to base with quick commute. Pets were allowed. Noteworthy details: Close to Air Force base. Pets allowed.

an oasis of fun! If you aren’t happy, it must be you because this 55+ community has IT ALL! Large pool, hot tub, lap swimming, huge fitness center overlooking pool area, 18 hole golf course, pickleball courts, arts and crafts, board games…living here is living life as it should be lived! Nearby activities: Along with a clubhouse and restaurant, there are nearby shopping opportunities and places of interest with 1-15 miles. Food & drinks: Great restaurant to enjoy sunsets and conversations!

Nice place but lots of folks here......course.looks nice. Lots of noise from f35 fighter jets flying over low but didn't bother us...very cool seeing our boys keeping the sky's safe! Not every day you see those except here loved it. Close to the Air Force base and the mountain park is close and a must seeLocation: 5/5

Now I didn't use the pool, golf course, tennis courts or any of the facilities. They all looked great. I just needed an rv spot for the night. So for $77 i got a dirt spot with a pad. The water was 55 feet away so no water. The cable wasn't on so no cable. I got a parking spot with electricity for $77.

Fun course. Staff was great. I had issues with my allergies to oleander, but otherwise a great value and challenging.Rooms: 5/5

A complete resort experience which makes it pricey. Few trees at short term rv spots. Very nice staff. Very quiet in May, few people here.Service: 5/5

Very nice secured park. Lots of amenities. Beware though, as a lot of activities stopped April 1st. Clean, appealing, safe and comfortable. Safety: Gate and security men. Food & drinks: I think a small grocery store on site would have been nice.

I've stayed here a couple of times before 2020 but the last stay turned out to be a disaster. The resort requires visitors to take parking directions from resort staff when parking a RV. Two years ago Walt K. directed me to continue backing up and he backed me into a telecom pole. Doing more that $11,000 damage to my motor coach. The resort provided me with an incident report that established their fault for the incident. Subsequent documented conversations with Jim M. operations manager established their intent to pay for the damage. I decided to file a claim with my insurance just to make certain that the work would be paid, assuming that cost recovery would occur nearly coincident with the repair. For nearly two years Pueblo El Mirage has refused to accept multiple, ongoing contacts by my insurance company. A lawsuit is up and will hopefully motivate Scott Roberts to pay the bill. This organization does not honor their commitments. Stay away from this place.