We stopped here on the way to San Diego for an overnight. All I can say it was very, very hot. Our Cambria worked hard with its one AC to try to keep us cool. The office staff was nice and it was a fine place to stay. They've built a wonderful RV gas station across the street on the way to getting back on the interstate so we tanked up there. Getting to the RV park was a little work and since we can stay at any number of parks right off the interstate, we might not return here to Araby. But then again, being a Passport and Encore park with good discounts, we just might return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We loved this park. Yes, at $28 a night with Passport America it is on the high side. However, we visited many parks in the area and did not see any as nice. There is limited parking for motor homes as this is mainly a 55+ Snow Bird park with mostly park models. Everyone is very friendly, and there are lots of activities. December weather is terrific and there is lots to do in the area. Great medical/dental/vision faculties are available in Algodones, Mexico. We found the city water to be quite acceptable. We stayed a week. We'd certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This looks like a nice place but they have raised their rates considerably. The price in Passport America showed $18 plus a $3 per day resort fee. They now charge $22.50 plus $3 plus tax. The total was over $28 and this was half price. We said thank you very much and did not stay. This was in October and the park was almost empty. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I found this to be a good value park. A pool would have been nice, but we got by just fine without it. This is not a destination type of park. The sites are mostly gravel and level. Hookups are well situated and easy to access. Shade trees are just now starting to give shade. They are placed nicely. Access from the freeway is good. Easy in and out going eastbound or westbound. Some highway noise. Grounds are well kept and clean. We noticed security/manager going by in their carts several times while we were there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Back-in site not level. Hookups all worked. Sites are more sand than advertised grass. Overnighters in front get all the traffic noise from the highway. Sites in back near the irrigation canal are fairly quiet. WIFI is a fee service and usually works. After a years absence the internet provider still had my old user name, but wouldn't let me connect due to problems with billing address. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lots of trees and lots of Park Models. Pool was kept way too HOT for a normal human. Activities were plentiful but not aimed at younger folks. TV was pitiful, and there was only 1 computer which was in the card room. The library is in the card room too-those card players will not move to let anyone in!!!It felt like we were in a party that we had not been invited to. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a typical Arizona geezer park, although the sites are larger than most, including those of the sister park (Desert Paradise) next door. The $19.20 rate we paid was Passport America, which is not offered Jan-Mar. The regular rate is $33 plus tax per night. The WiFi was fee-based, so we didn't use it. They have a nice book exchange. The laundry is weird. You have to buy a $2 smart card, then load it in increments of at least $5 (more if using a credit card). Any leftover credit on the card is your tough luck. They have a nice pool, spa, billiard room, etc. Nice folks both at the desk and staying in the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were scheduled to stay at this park for 2 nights with a Passport America discount and had paid a one night's deposit. However, due to mechanical problems with our truck which had to be towed, I called to cancel the same day we were due to arrive. After the friendly staff member checked with a supervisor, she returned our call to advise that our deposit fee would be refunded when verified with a copy of the tow slip. When arriving at the park to provide the requested information we found that it was clean and well maintained. This is a 55+ park and had several park models but also many motorhomes and trailers. We would definitely consider this park when in the area again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean and well maintained park. We stayed for 4 months over the winter. Lots of activities. Great health club and tennis courts. Pool area was very nice. Nice golf course. They list WiFi but do not have it anymore. We signed up with Time Warner Roadrunner service. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love this place so we spend the winter here and pay the annual rate of $2400. In January and February the park is usually full, so advance reservations are a must. We enjoy a site on the 18 hole golf course watching all the players go by. We have a screen in front of the motorhome to protect us from errant golf balls. There are lots of organized golf games for every skill level. In addition they have a wide variety of other activities from cards to crafts to water aerobics for the non-golfer. There is a special area for people with pets with a grassy 2 acre dog park. People here are very friendly. It is a very upbeat happy place to spend the winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I'm surprised this park hasn't been reviewed before - it is a wonderful park if you like golf and other activities. It is one the very west side of Yuma, a little off of the beaten path. But it is worth the drive. Nice golf course - a full 18 holes. Large backin sites, but make sure you have extra hose lengths, all of the utilities are in the back. Minimum 20' but more like 30' sewer hose is needed. Sites are very wide with a concrete patio. You can wash your rig and car at the site. Most are snowbirds and rates are much better if you do a minimum of 30 days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

First off, this is now also associated with KOA, even though there are no signs which indicate it, they are listed on the KOA web site now. The hosts indicated the signs are ready to be put up. We did not know it was CRA or C2C, not that we would avoid, but we look for KOA's because always something for the kids to do. We checked in, only about 10 people in campground, almost deserted for summer. We were put in the pull thru area, per our request since we did not need to unhook. Full hookups, but only 30amp as stated. Not much open besides the pool, spa was down for repair. Pool was nice. Kids did love the fishing pond... tons of fish, great action, even some nice sized bass. Hear the coyotes at night.... not much shade, (none in our area), not much grass (none in our area). People were nice to us. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We are CRA Members, so we did not have to pay a nightly fee. Sites are spacious and only Back- in spaces were available. Staff was marginal, and not very helpful. We stayed for seven nights, and on the last night I was informed I had an illegal sewer hook-up. With only twenty rigs in the park I guess the staff was over worked to let me know earlier that I had a problem. On the Saturday of the week there was a large number of people using the facilities and pool area for a Birthday Party. We asked the manager if they were members, and no answer could be given. The bathrooms are very small and during season it appears there are only 6 showers each for women and men for the whole park. Took a day trip to El Golfo Mexico to visit another member Park. Don't waste time and money to go. Dirty, not maintained and no staff even met us. Pool was full of sand and looked as if it had not been cleaned for months. Terrible conditions. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are members of Colorado River Adventures so we paid no nightly fee to stay here. This was our first visit and given the previous reviews we were a little nervous about spending 2 weeks here. We found the staff friendly & efficient. Our only contact was on checking in and they had all our paperwork ready - they do lead you to your site but left us alone once they had dropped us off. Well the roads and sites are gravel we did not find it overly dusty. This is the desert after all and we came to this area expecting this type of accommodation. All sites offer only 30 amp which we were surprised about. We had no problems with the water or pressure as we are in the habit of running everything through our fresh water holding tank - this is a trick we have learned over the years - fill the fresh water tank and use it that way you can control the pressure! Our site was large and level with a couple of trees! We enjoyed the pool and laundry room as well as the daily breakfasts & dinners ( at a very reasonable rate ) The park is a bit off the beaten track - about 6 miles north of town which affords it some peace & quiet. We visited friends who were staying closer to town and found the same type of camping conditions but much more road & plane noise ( there is a Marine Air Base in town!) We would recommend this park to anyone who has a Coast to Coast or RPI membership and we will definitely be staying here again We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had hoped to stay at the Escapees park just down the road, but all the spaces (even in the dry camp area) were taken. As it was late in the day and we didn't want to spend a lot of time running all over town looking for another place, we called this park to see if they had space and they did so we decided to come here. This is an upscale RV "resort" and so the amenities are quite nice if you want that sort of thing. Two things make this park unappealing to us. First, it is right on a busy road and so is quite noisy and secondly, there is very little to no privacy between sites which, although they are large, have no landscaping separating one from another. the price I quote is for one night with a Good Sam discount plus tax. Wi-Fi was good. I would give this park a higher rating if it weren't so noisy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for a month and enjoyed it. Right from the outset when a staff member helped me execute a perfect landing into my back-in site everybody was friendly and helpful.The noise from the nearby airbase was the only negative. Was there ever a lot of Canadians there although we are not sure why. In fact we are not sure why anyone goes to Yuma. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice upscale park. Lots of ammenities, such as, tennis court, shuffleboard, pickleball, swimming pools, hot tubs, horseshoes, basketball, and lots of planned indoor activities as well. Situated between groves of lemon trees and orange trees, park staff for the most part are very friendly. Downside would be try not to be parked next to the main road. Constant traffic all hours, marine corp air station right next door, so jets and helicopters are buzzing right overhead all day long. When temps get below 40 degrees the neighboring lemon and orange groves turn on huge fans so at night it also sounds like helicopters hovering overhead all night. If it were not for the constant noise, I would have rated this park higher. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lot of long term residences. Cash or check only. Cable TV sites limited. WIFI worked well. Only 2 pull thru sites. Sites are fairly narrow. Trailer Life directory says no side by side hookups. There are plenty of them which made it awkward for my sewer connection. RV park is conveniently located within walking distance of a couple of shopping centers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Packed with friendly seasonals and retirees. We got the last two spaces at the edge of this neat clean "village". We enjoyed an inexpensive breakfast with the "natives" in the community hall. And, got a lot of friendly "You're a long way from home" comments when the morning walkers saw our New York plates. Great place, nice people, I’d go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here a week so we could visit Algodones, MX for dental work. The park is nice. We were on the north side of the park against the fence. Area for our rig was a bit narrow with the slides. Each site has a tree which made it challenging to get into. But I'm not a good backer. The back of our rig faced the railroad tracks. THIS WAS BY OUR CHOICE. I'm a train nut and love to watch trains. This was a great spot for it. I could sit in the rig and watch trains. This is a 55+ park. Many folks were very friendly. They introduced themselves and chatted. If I were going to winter in Yuma, this might be the place for me. Lots of activities for all. The have a card room, exercise room, activities hall, pool, whirlpool, library and billiards room. They have DVDs, VHS tapes and books you can borrow. They have a computer setup for you to use for internet or games. They also have a modem line. The one down side is there is a high charge for WiFi and you can't get it all over the park. Lots of seasonals. But they made it fun. Close enough to Yuma to be convenient without being in town. But we enjoyed our stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The overnight spots are 30-amp, no cable TV, against the back wall. This is a 55+ park that is immaculate and friendly. The train noise was no worse than many RV parks and campgrounds we have stayed in. The staff and residents are extremely friendly and eager to be helpful. We would definitely stay here again, but only if we could get a 50-amp site if the weather was warmer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was the first time that we took advantage of our Escapees membership to stay at one of the co-op parks. The $5 fee was for dry camping. Our stay at this park was mostly positive. The park residents were very friendly, helpful and welcoming but the park manager was rather brusque and indifferent. We considered taking a site with hook-ups for a higher fee but the manager seemed unable or unwilling to give me an idea of what the charge for electricity might run. Surely she must have some idea of what the average charge runs at this time of year. All I wanted was a ball-park figure. Other than that our experience was positive. As Escapee members we had access to all the park facilities - pool, hot-tub, laundry room, recreation hall and library (very tidy and well organized). Wi-Fi was available in the recreation hall. We liked that the park was out of town, as we don't enjoy camping along busy streets or freeways. We would use this park again on our way through the area - can't beat the dry camping price. You do have to be an Escapees member to use this park, and no reservations are available, but if you call the park they can give you a good idea whether they will have room for you or not. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice park located about 7 miles from the interstate; a co-op where you rent a vacant owner's site. All back-in sites, poor water quality (a Yuma given), and no use of washer/dryer, but still a nice place and very quiet. Electricity is metered and charged to you on departure. Since we were leaving on the morning of Easter Sunday and the office would be closed, I volunteered to read the meter myself and leave a check at the drop box, but they refused, and instead read my meter at 4:00 PM the day before departure. When I went to the office to pay, I was told by a rather rude woman that my charge would be for the metered amount, and that amount would be divided by the three days we stayed, and then a full day's rate added.....I pointed out that it was already 4:30 in the afternoon and that I would be leaving at 7:00 AM the next morning, but she insisted that we were moving into the "hottest part of the day" (this is Arizona, where there is no daylight time and it gets dark at 6 PM)and the charge was valid. Rather than argue, I paid the charge which brought the cost per night to $22, no bargain for an Escapees member. Frankly, the Escapees experience has always been very positive to us until this park. We won't stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not many reasons to stay here unless you are a serious Escapees person saving money. Rate is $15 plus electric. Long way from town, no cell phone reception, no wifi. Lady manager is hostile and unhelpful; husband was nicer. Lots of old people who live here most of the year and don't care about anyone else. Water is terrible but there is a R/O machine to fill jugs. Would not return nor recommend; many other choices in Yuma area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly staff upon check in. Sites a bit cramped but adequate. Close to freeway noise. Gravel sites with paved patio area. Utilities are at the back end of each site so come prepared. Semi-permanent residence friendly/helpful. We were here for a week and would stay here again on our way through. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice place to spend time in the Winter. Super Wal-Mart is close, and lots of restaurants. If you like to ride quads this is an excellent place to ride out from as I have a Toy Hauler with a quad and a Yamaha Rhino. The sand riverbed is like a pathway to more areas to visit. If you are coming from California you will want to buy your diesel in Arizona and NOT in California because it was $0.40 less. The Internet was only available in the office. We were here for 10 days and had a great time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The spaces are wide and had no problem getting into them. Sites are gravel with the streets paved. People are over 55 with programs geared for us. Dances, dinners, etc. Noise from the freeway is not that noticeable. Nice place to walk around and get exercise. Has a pool for those so inclined. Would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a huge park (1,200 spaces)with several sections. We stayed in the newest section. The nightly rate of $25 was certainly extremely reasonable. The WiFi service was free and could be accessed from only some of the sites - however, you can go the club room at the office where the reception is excellent. The paved streets are good and the sites are wide and allow for parking of your towed vehicle or tow vehicle. We found there to be a limited number of restrooms. The restrooms are only cleaned once daily and sometimes toilets got stopped up and they seem to only be cleared during the once a day cleaning. We were at the park during high season and would have gladly paid an extra $1 or $2 per day to have the restrooms cleaned more than once a day. The restrooms were surface cleaned rather than deep cleaned. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for a visit with friends in their RV's. This park is mainly a Mobile Home and Park Model park but they have 10 spaces allocated for RV's. Pull thru spaces each with their own trash can, but no picnic tables etc. It is gravel parking located behind the pool, showers, spa's, and large laundry room. The staff guide you to your site and are very nice people in the office. Very helpful and eager to please even for us "transients". This is a 55+ park, but they weren't concerned about our ages for the temp RV spaces, so assume they accept children also but not sure. The spaces are cramped especially if you have slideouts and I could not put my awning out. A good temporary place but not a long destination park. I would come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park. A little on the pricey side, but many, many amenities. It's out-of-the-way, but if you like to fish or boat, this is a great place to stay. Bring your pitching wedge and putter for the 9-hole course. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean park. Has security at gate. A little on the expensive side but with all the amenities it is well worth it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Typical desert park - limited shade, lots of gravel. We were just passing through from San Diego to Tucson. It's a bit far out of town, but we enjoyed the pool. Limited staff on weekends in the Summer, but the residents and security were extremely helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have wintered in this park every year since 2005. The management and staff are very friendly and strive to make your stay a pleasant experience. The park has an activities director and many, many events are scheduled throughout the winter months. The park is an over 55 community. Monthly, seasonal and yearly rates are offered. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.