Stampede Rv Park

Simple RV park, walking distance from all the tourist attractions in Tombstone. Close enough to walk, far enough that it was nice and quiet.
Gravel parking lot with pull thru and back in sites — full hook up. Good rates.
Cute building with bathrooms and laundry room. Very clean and well kept.
Office area is cluttered, inside and outside.
Everyone there was very friendly and hospitable. Great knowledge of the area with all kinds of ideas of things to do and places you get discounts for staying there.
They have a cute diner in the back, open for breakfast, with a great patio area. We sat out there in the morning with our dog and had breakfast. Food took a little long, but we weren’t in a hurry and it was really good. Good coffee too.

They had full hook-​ups, but the place was really old and lots of junk in and around the office. Didn’t seem clean. It was ok to park for the night and it is real close to the action at Tombstone. She said that they serve breakfast, but I didn’t see a diner, Maybe it was behind of the stuff stacked around. All in all, not the kind of place you want to relax and hang around the camp ground.

Basic RV Park. Easy to find, Easy to pull in. Sue at registration was very helpful with lots of information about the sites to see in Tombstone. Only a few block from the tourist area. Restrooms/​showers were locked early in evening, and still locked in the morning. that’s why I only gave 3 stars. I like to shower early. and couldn’t. Stayed one night while in town to see the sites. We are in a 34′ travel trailer.

We stayed two weeks at Stampede RV in Tombstone, AZ. for Helldorado Days. I have never seen so much junk everywhere in my life. They are HOARDERS. Even an old rusty fire truck partially blocking the view from one of the entrances. There is one toilet and one shower (not ADA accessible) in each of the men’s and women’s bathrooms for supposedly 44 sites. We paid over $ 491 for that two weeks. I might add that that $ 491 had to be paid in full at the time of the reservation. That same two weeks in another RV park ~ in the middle of town ~ was $ 408. Yes we have reservations for next year but certainly not at Stampede. Lots of street noise from the main highway that runs behind where we were parked.

We arrived in the middle of the day on a Friday, with no reservations.
They had room!
Great price, full hook-​ups with water and dump on each site, heck yes!
Clean facilities, including a private shower.
Best part is, it’s only a 6 minute walk on to Allen Street.
The next morning we woke up, hung over and still talking about our wild and fun night. Seems like we had arrived just in time, as we were getting together to head out, the small park filled up.
My advise to you, don’t take a chance!, Give ‘em a lil holler just in case.

The park is right next to the old historic Tombstone tourist area, although the whole town is historic. Its a basic park, clean, maybe 20 – 30 spaces. We had three r. v’s, big ones. Sue and Moe own the place, very friendly and fun. Great homemade breakfast in their converted cottage, don’t miss it. No shade, but then again there is no shade anywhere in Tombstone. Office is kind of surrounded, by old stuff, Moe keeps around. The only negative is that there is quite a lot of street traffic that continues into the night. Bring ear plugs or white noise machine. It is however the most convenient place around, so we sucked it up. We would go there again. $ 29 per night