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A Great Arizona RV Destination for Snowbirds
by Walt
(Why, Az)
A Great Arizona RV Destination for Snowbirds
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Editor's Note: This story was submitted on our What Is Your Favorite RVing Or Camping Destination Page
Hello All
Looking for a place to spend the winter......There is a place called Coyote Howls East in a little town called Why, in Arizona south of Ajo.... they have free Wi-Fi, water, showers,...Dance every Friday night, Movie every Monday night, Hikes every week, card games
For the people that stay for the winter there is a free Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner, you can volunteer to be a cook or server or clean up. not required but lot of fun....The price for all this is $550. for a year--- your lot is held for you if you leave and come back....you may have a 8x10 shed
we are currently spending the winter here now and have had more fun than any where else we have been.......the one thing you do need is solar power
there is no electric hook ups they do have water at most sites... and 5 dump stations.. a small golf coarse (a tough one) all in all an nice place to stay. And if you need electric there is Coyote Howls west.Editors Note: Take a look at the video below for a bicycle tour of the Coyote Howls Campground.
Here is some more information on Coyote Howls from their website: "Camping in the Sonora Desert of Arizona at Coyote Howls Campground & RV Park where snowbirds and tourists are always welcome in Why, Arizona. This one of the friendliest RV Camp Resorts that you will ever stay at. Coyote Howls offers primitive, eco-friendly campsites as well as full RV hook up sites.
Coyote Howls Campgrounds are located in the heart of Arizona's Great Sonoran Desert and is surrounded by low mountains and flourishes with desert vegetation and wildlife. From your campsite, you can enjoy a walk in the desert or watch the many birds and animals in the area."
You can visit the Coyote Howls Website for more information.
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