Primrose Estates Rv Park
2551 E McKellips Rd, Mesa, AZ 85213, United States
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About This Campsite
Welcome to Primrose Estates RV Park
Primrose Estates RV Park offers an economical lodging option in RV spaces nestled in a considerable area. Despite its central and seemingly prime location — often mentioned as being near affluent neighborhoods in Mesa — experiences at this park vary widely.
Address and Location
The exact address of Primrose Estates RV Park is not provided, but it is situated in Mesa, a sprawling city in the state of Arizona known for its beautiful desert landscapes and pleasant winter weather.
Key Features
- Location: Near the canal, providing a walking and jogging path.
- Affordability: The park offers economical rates compared to local housing options.
- Management: Some visitors have reported positive interactions with park management, indicating reliability while addressing some issues.
Considerations and Tips
While Primrose Estates offers budget-friendly accommodation, there are some important considerations flagged by previous guests:
- Maintenance Issues: Be wary of sporadic sewage problems that some patrons have reported, which management has struggled to fully address.
- Facility Conditions: The cleanliness and condition of facilities and infrastructure have been concerns for some guests.
- Security Concerns: Ensure all belongings are secured, as theft and vandalism are occasional issues, according to visitor feedback.
- High Density: Spaces are relatively close to each other, leading to possible lack of privacy.
Overall Thoughts
Primrose Estates RV Park is best suited for individuals looking for budget-friendly living options in a strategic location. It offers convenient access to Mesa’s amenities and a community feel typical of mobile home parks. However, prospective guests should weigh the affordability against potential maintenance and privacy issues. Those prioritizing low-cost accommodation in a decent neighborhood may find it worthwhile, while others seeking more amenities and modern facilities might consider exploring other options in adjacent areas.
Tags: Campground, RV Park, Park, Storage, Lodging, Point of Interest, Establishment
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Bethany Bartlett
09/03/2024
I stayed here as a travel nurse for 3 months. Due to age and it being high season for snow birds this was the only RV park that we could find that was available. We ended up being placed in the heritage circle mobile home park part. You are definitely packed in next to each other. Neighbors were quiet for the most part, being on the canal was a plus for us because it was a nice walking path with our dog. The negatives: there was no working washer/dryer the entire time we were there, it often smelled like sewage outside (I believe from a leak in one of the mobile homes), and there was an entire pack of feral cats so frequently you would hear cat fights. For the price point it is not worth staying here, next time I would stay farther out of town.
Scott C
10/04/2024
Moved in a month ago. Everything is working as expected. Management has reached out multiple times ensuring a smooth move in process. So far so good!
Kyle Dalton
05/21/2024
Run away. Run as far away as possible and run as fast as you possibly can. This place is something special...... and NOT in a good way. Do you like having raw sewage backed up into your RV? This is the place for you!! Maybe you're not into having it IN your RV, but prefer it to SURROUND your RV instead.... this is STILL the place for you!! Spot 63 specifically. Do you enjoy human feces overflowing from the "closed off spots" and nobody doing anything about it? They just move you to a different spot away from the sewage soaked ground and raise your rent instead..... This is DEFINITELY the place for you! Do you like finding used syringes every time you step outside? Or the junkies sleeping in the laundry room? This is the place for you!! Don't put up cameras, someone WILL steal them. Don't leave anything outside, it WILL disappear. You get the point. If you value your belongings, personal well-being, money and overall quality of life, PLEASE find somewhere else to call home. There's a reason they're kicking residents out..... managements lack of maintenance and refusal to update their infrastructure has finally caught up to them and they're being forced (by the City of Mesa) to fix their issues. UPDATE: I initially turned down relocation to an "unaffected area" because in order for me to relocate, your company required me to switch all utilities into my name, pay $150 "admin fee", pay $150 "utilities deposit", sign a long term lease AND you raised my monthly rent $150 despite the lot being smaller than the one I moved from... all that to move my RV 200 feet across the street and park it next to the condemned trailer full of squatters. Yeah, you REALLY did me a solid. Clowns.
Jacob Anderson
03/04/2024
Let's face it, it's a trailer park. However, with that in mind, it's in a nice area of Mesa. I grew up in Mesa and we would always refer to this area as the beginning of the "rich neighborhoods". The park itself is in good condition. The management has always been responsive and friendly. Compared to housing and apartment prices these days it's very affordable. I've never had to worry about crime. One of the canals runs up the backside of the park with a decent walking/jogging path. Overall, it's a nice place to live.
Bruce Gunckel
11/16/2023
The use of the word "Estates" in the name is a joke, this place is a dump. There are 60 year old mobile homes here that are terrible shape; and they store their junk outside. There are sharp speed bumps every 50', and the spaces are tight. We didn't set up camp at all, as we were afraid everything would get stolen. There is a concrete pad that separates your RV space from your parking space. Someone had obviously lived here for a long time, as there was grease and oil all over it. The clincher was when a guy showed up at 5:30 this morning to dump the septic tank right across from us. There isn't even any management on site. There's a reason there are so many sites available. I do not recommend a stay here.