Sunflower Camp - Formerly Flying W RV Ranch

Stayed here in the beginning of April 2023 in a 18 ft. trailer for 5 days. Had a pull through spot with plenty of room except that I didn't allow for the tree which precluded my use of my awning, my fault. Cost was $35 a night with full hook ups, no cable but plenty of antenna TV stations. Not sure if they have 50 amp service mine was 30 which was ok for my needs. Yes, there is a lot of dirt which in places is covered with wood chips. Everyone is encouraged to drive really slow which seemed to be observed by everyone. Everyone here was very friendly, and it is very dog friendly. As a side note there is a nice Dog Park about 6/10 of a mile away that has a small and large dog section, however no shade. The walk to town is about a mile on level ground. The train comes through maybe three times in a 24 hr. period. To me it was no big thing, but I was at the far end of the park. If I am in this area again, I will defiantly return. Another side note, there is an onsite gentleman, Louis I think, who is very helpful and offered me the use of the air compressor as I was having some tire issues.

Loved dry camping here. It’s not fancy but has all of the basics. So if you don’t want to stay on the concrete in the RV parks north of Tubac, this is a great place to stay.

It makes me sad that some reviews are so harsh. First off if you want a “fancy” rv park, don’t come here and then right a bad review! The Sunflower is charming, eclectic , and extremely friendly. As you drive in you will be very aware that Jennifer and her late husband have lived and loved a lot of years here. At the center of the property is Jennifer’s fun white and turquoise dome home with lots of whimsy. Looks likhe her husband had a few “man cave” workshops with on going projects. Jennifer is the sole proprietor now, her husband past away almost a year ago, as you can imagine she is trying to mange the park, grieve and be a lovely hostess. She has just remodeled the bathroom. The laundry area had a small fire and she is in the process of fixing it. Yes you are parked on dirt and no not in a straight uniform line as some reviewers have mentioned. She is in the process of making it more fire wise so there are piles of wood waiting to be chipped or cut. There are places to dump and get water if you are not at full hook up site. It is convenient to the town of Tubac. It is a very short walk to the Santa Cruz River and the Anza trail. If you are a birder, shopper, art lover and/or hiker this spot is perfect. The property is close to a railroad crossing, again if you don’t like trains don’t go. The Sunflower is a little gem for the town of Tubac!

Tucked in behind, around and next to the river, railroad and grazing horses this off the path rv park was oh-so comfortable. Quiet (albeit an occasional train) with lots of room during an off peak visit. Friendly and accommodating.

A unique, shall we say eclectic, RV Park. If you like straight rows, order, consistency, etc. this is not an RV Park for you. I am sure that there is\was some reason for the location of the RV Sites in the Park, however it is not obvious. It appears more as though someone through a handful of stones on a map of the park and then placed site hookups where each stone landed. Each site is unique. The staff are super friendly and accommodating. The Park is quiet and clean. The opportunities to see birds, go for walks, etc. are fantastic and you are about a 1-mile walk into Tubac. They can accommodate pretty much any size of Rig, however they are limited to 30 amp power. Overall, a very good value and a fun experience.