Country Club Park presents a distinctive pricing structure that stands in sharp contrast to both Yavapai County and the broader state of Arizona. The monthly costs for accommodations at Country Club Park are significantly higher across all room types, with studios priced at $5,295 compared to $3,552 in Yavapai County and $3,829 statewide. One-bedroom units follow suit at $8,095, far exceeding the county's rate of $3,927 and Arizona's average of $3,532. Similarly, two-bedroom options reach $9,295 versus $4,968 locally and $4,106 statewide. Notably, private rooms command a premium of $11,195 against a backdrop of much lower prices - $4,070 in the county and just $3,345 throughout Arizona. This substantial disparity suggests that Country Club Park likely offers unique amenities or services that justify its elevated costs within the local housing market.
Floor plans
Country Club Park
Yavapai County
Arizona
Studio
$5,295
$3,552
$3,829
1 Bedroom
$8,095
$3,927
$3,532
2 Bedrooms
$9,295
$4,968
$4,106
Private
$11,195
$4,070
$3,345
Overall Review of Country Club Park
common5 reviews mention this
Cleanliness is repeatedly praised
Many residents describe the property as clean and well maintained.
Multiple reviews mention cleanliness directly, including a well-kept, clean feel and landscaping they noticed. A positive trend shows up across several stays and visits, alongside comments that the park is kept in good condition. One resident also flags a maintenance concern, saying weeds became too high and support wasnāt available when needed.
common8 reviews mention this
Management and staff feel accessible
Residents consistently describe friendly, on-the-ball management and staff.
Several reviews name the managers and describe them as helpful, professional, and dedicated to a safe, friendly environment. Others echo that property management is responsive and that the community staff make it easy to feel comfortable, including during activities. A recurring buying-time contrast isnāt the focus hereāthese comments are about day-to-day interactions with management and staff.
common4 reviews mention this
On-site activities and facilities
Residents point to a pool, gym area, and activities on-site.
Residents mention a pool and a gym area, and a few describe regular activities that help the community feel social. One review highlights attending chair aerobics and says the participants were welcoming, which reinforces that thereās programming rather than only facilities. Another longtime resident also notes there are lots of activities.
common6 reviews mention this
A quiet, peaceful atmosphere
Reviews frequently describe the community as quiet and peaceful.
Many residents describe quiet timeāsuch as a calm Sunday afternoonāand also characterize the community as peaceful. Several reviews connect that feeling to being well kept, while others describe it as a place to enjoy life with less day-to-day stress than living in a city. Even when opinions differ, multiple reviews still land on the atmosphere being calm.
caveat4 reviews mention this
Mixed opinions about the setup
Some reviews mention concerns with the overall experience or community fit.
A few reviews express dissatisfaction, including one comment that the park experience is uneven with part of it feeling questionable. Another resident says they simply donāt like trailer parks, and one adds that the area feels rural. Thereās also a maintenance-related complaint about weeds getting high and a lack of help during a remodeling period.
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Features
Types of Care
Independent Living
Nearby Places of Interest
Cafes
Starbucks (0.2 miles)
The Pie Cabinet & Coffee Bar (0.9 miles)
Buckin Brew (0.9 miles)
Prickly Perk Coffee Shop (1.7 miles)
Pharmacies
Safeway Food & Drug (0.2 miles)
CVS Pharmacy (0.3 miles)
Bashas' Pharmacy (2.3 miles)
Restaurants
Lydia's La Canasta (0.3 miles)
Jake's Spoon (0.4 miles)
Tumbleweeds (0.8 miles)
Lariat Lodge (1.1 miles)
Ringo's Bar and Grill at The Wickenburg Country Club (1.2 miles)
El Ranchero Restaurant (1.6 miles)
Qorri's Restaurant (1.6 miles)
Places of Worship
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (0.3 miles)
Hull (1.2 miles)
The Place (1.3 miles)
THE PLACE: Faith Community (1.3 miles)
The Place (1.3 miles)
Berean Mennonite Church (1.8 miles)
Jehovah's Witnesses (1.8 miles)
Physicians
Arizona Eye Institute & Cosmetic Laser Center (1.8 miles)
Center for Dermatology and Plastic Surgery (2.1 miles)
Country Club Park presents a distinctive pricing structure that stands in sharp contrast to both Yavapai County and the broader state of Arizona. The monthly costs for accommodations at Country Club Park are significantly higher across all room types, with studios priced at $5,295 compared to $3,552 in Yavapai County and $3,829 statewide. One-bedroom units follow suit at $8,095, far exceeding the county's rate of $3,927 and Arizona's average of $3,532. Similarly, two-bedroom options reach $9,295 versus $4,968 locally and $4,106 statewide. Notably, private rooms command a premium of $11,195 against a backdrop of much lower prices - $4,070 in the county and just $3,345 throughout Arizona. This substantial disparity suggests that Country Club Park likely offers unique amenities or services that justify its elevated costs within the local housing market.
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