Coyote palms rv park

Alex Del Rial

It's really calm, nice place if your looking to just relax, the people there are really friendly, if you do happen to drive in there please note, the speed limit is 5 mph, that keeps the dust down,

Michael Bell

A nice little hole in the wall that's perfect for a long time resident or just an over night stay.

The Cruisin' Crew

On the way to Parker from Phoenix, one of our RV tires blew before Wenden, AZ. What a wonderful blessing this turned out to be. We looked up RV parks and saw Coyote Palms, and from the reviews, the new owners seemed nice. Well, nice isn’t the half of it! Dale was very helpful, and even helped us change the tire. This is not to say that he would do that sort of thing all of the time (in other words, I wouldn’t go there expecting him to help you with repairs on your rig), but he was very knowledgeable. This makes sense as I think he said he was a long-haul trucker for a number of years. . The park itself is in a bit of a neighborhood that looks a little bit rough at first, but it all seems safe, quiet at night, and is on the upswing. I met a couple of the neighbors at a local store called Mas Paz, and they were kind people. And that brings me to the 2nd point I want to make about our experience...the store Mas Paz is AMAZING! I’ve always seen it when traveling by (it’s right on the highway, and the store front is covered with vines and looks super cute), and have wanted to go in. Very reasonable prices and the owner (Delvina) is great. All in all, consider staying at Coyote Palms RV park and going to Mas Paz--we had a great customer experience at both, and it's a comfortable place to stop if you're tired of driving!