Valley Of The Sun Mobile & RV Park 13377 N Sandario Rd 120 Unit Mobile Home Park For Sale Marana, AZ 85653

Valley of the Sun RV and Mobile Home Park is a well-established 55+ community located in Marana, Arizona. Developed in 1984, the property is comprised of 120 total spaces, designed to accommodate both long-term residents and seasonal travelers. The layout includes a residential section with 34 single-wide and 16 double-wide mobile home lots, alongside a versatile RV section offering 55 back-in spaces and 15 pull-through spaces. The park is fully developed with paved streets throughout and features 18 dedicated guest parking spaces to accommodate visitors.
The community provides a high-quality living experience through its remodeled clubhouse and recreation center, which features a brand-new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and a free billiards and card room. Residents enjoy a remodeled heated swimming pool and spa, a poolside cabana with a BBQ grill, and various outdoor games including shuffleboard, horseshoes, and a bocce court. The park hosts organized social activities including bingo nights, community breakfasts, arts and crafts groups, and seasonal live music and entertainment, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere and strong resident retention.
The area is transitioning into a significant economic and recreational hub, highlighted by the recent opening of the Marana Aquatic and Recreation Center and the ongoing development of a dedicated downtown district. The nearby retail corridor in the North Marana area near I-10 and Sandario has recently added a Panda Express and Dunkin' Donuts, with a KFC and Dairy Queen currently under development. The region’s growth is further fueled by the expansion of the Twin Peaks and I-10 corridors, which are attracting major mixed-use projects like the Cascada II development and massive new logistics and data centers. This rapid modernization, combined with Marana's commitment to preserving its scenic desert character, ensures the area remains a top destination for both residential stability and tourism-driven investment.