THINGS TO DO & AMENITIES
THUNDERBIRD RESORT AMENITIES
DOG RUN
We have a place for your pooch to play with our community Dog Run!
DOG WALKING
Visit our local trails surrounding the campground and RV Resort with your furry friend!
VETRANS MEMORIAL PARK
Though this is not exactly "on park", it is a short walking distance from the park, and a perfect venue for hosting events!
​Looking to meet new friends or socialize with fellow community members? Check out our Rec Room located near the offices.
REC HALL
Take advantage of our laundry facilities for longer stays, or for those of you who have been on the road for a while!
LAUNDRY
Stay active without leaving the park! Thunderbird Mobile Home & RV Park now offers an on-site fitness room for residents and guests, with equipment for both cardio and strength training.
The fitness room includes a treadmill, recumbent exercise bike, multi-station strength machine, adjustable workout bench, free weights, and exercise mats.
Convenient. On-site. Included as part of your stay.
ON-SITE FITNESS ROOM
THINGS TO DO IN SIERRA VISTA
GARDEN CANYON ROAD
At Fort Huachuca off AZ Hwy. 90. Moderate hiking trails get you up close and personal with a wide array of native and migratory birds.
CORONADO NATIONAL MEMORIAL
The Coronado National Memorial commemorates the first organized expedition into the Southwest by conquistador Francisco Vásquez de Coronado in 1540.
TOMBSTONE TROLLEY HISTORICAL TOUR
Tombstone Arizona—aka the “Town Too Tough to Die”—is a 19th-century Gold Rush village in Arizona, now preserved as a living open-air museum.
SAN PEDRO RIPARIAN AREA
One of the prime birdwatching areas in Arizona, where visitors can see up to 500 species of birds.
BROWN'S CANYON RANCH
Brown Canyon Ranch was built a century ago by a local pioneer family and includes their ranch house, storeroom, corrals, water system, and a pond that is the habitat of an endangered frog species.
CARR CANYON ROAD & PICNIC AREA
The only road into the upper reaches of the Huachuca Range. This narrow, winding road was built at the turn of the century to open up the Carr Reef to gold and silver mining.