Hi @knousefrontiercom, welcome. I see that you posted to the Esophageal Cancer support group, but I moved your question about RV parks near Mayo Clinic in Arizona to this existing discussion in the Visiting Mayo Clinic support group.

Click this link to read previous recommendations:
- Camping or RV parks and parking near Mayo Clinic, Arizona https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/camping/

You'll also be able to connect with @cgypsy @nancykamitchis @ggwash21 @tempusv @danab who may be able to provide further experiences.

Hi and welcome to sunny Arizona, which as we enter into the Summer season is when we get very warm. But on the plus side typically temporary housing also is less expensive and more available. I actually live about 90 minutes from Mayo Phoenix so I haven't stayed in any rv parks but I do like 2 hotels that I have used when driving back and forth was tedious. So they are about 2 miles for the main Hospital and located on E Irma Lane Phoenix. One is a Holiday inn express and the other next door is The Camby of which both offered a Mayo discount. There is an onsite residents called the village at Mayo Clinic but when I tried to get in there just after transplant it was full and had a waiting list. It's the best option but in high demand..there is also a Meriott on site also but out of my price list as usually it was way over 200 a night.

Usually this time of the year could find one around 100 a night and even less once at a resident inn but that one was a bit of a drive in Lower Scottsdale and took about 20 min to drive from. The first 2 I mentioned were right next to a mall area which had some nice restaurants. Let me know if I can help with any questions. Also the Holiday in express had a free breakfast and if I asked that due to our restriction to Buffet was able to get food from the nice attend straight from the kitchen of which a few dollars tip I'm sure helped.