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Tom,

Does this include Lazy Days – Tucson?

In Seffner they have a nice campground, but very sites long enough for a 45. It has a cool diner with a class A look inside. They also provide free breakfast and lunch 6 days a week at the main building. It’s a single choice meal, but it’s free so no reason to expect more.

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On our travels this spring we traveled through Tucson staying at Lazy Days RV park. Clean, big rig friendly, friendly staff.

I understand this location was someone else’s build out but LazyDays has not dropped the ball moving forward with a very modern, roomy dealership.

Also took time to visit their service shop and parts dept. Most of service bays were full which is alway’s a good sign. While in the parts dept looking for a low heat light bulb, their stock was out on that part number. The counterman suggested a parts house several miles away. Without being asked he drew a map for me from Lazydays.

Timing is everything and it was our luck at Lazydays. A notice was put on our bus that a freeze warning was possible. All guest were urged to help themselves to fruit on the trees around the park. oranges, grapefruit, lemons.

Overall our 2 day stay was very enjoyable and we would stay there again.

AL

[Doug and Tina]

The Tucson location is the old Boudry RV sales and RV park. Nice place, we stayed there a few winters ago. Rick