Wonderful activities, entertainment, meals, games, good church service. Heated pool, spa. Good local activities. Neaby Casino. Los Algadones is one of the better border towns, with few beggar children, good food. Nearby Yuma with flea mkt. Close to Salton Sea w/beaches, Slab City, Salvation Mtn. Interesting area towns to see agriculture harvesting. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a Western Horzion-Sunbelt-AOR, Coast to Coast, RPI & Passport America membership park. Access is easy, about 1/4 mile off I-8. It is about 5 miles from Algodones, Mexico. Little to no shade trees, but who cares in the winter months. level gravel sites, nice and wide plenty of room for our 36' triple slide 5th wheel, concrete patios, roads have what seems like 3' deep trenchs accross roads for speed bumps. Some of the best winter sunsets can be seen from here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a Coast to Coast, RPI & Passport America park. It is a membership park & is better than some that we have stayed at. We stayed here in 2003 & 2004. Access is easy, about 1/4 mile off I-8. It is about 5 miles from Algodones, Mexico. Getting in the entrance of the park is rather tight, but we did it with our 39 ft. motorhome & tow car. Sites are gravel, level, of adequate size for a big rig & easy to get in to. There are concrete patios. Roads are gravel with lots of pot holes, which they call speed bumps. Roads of reasonably wide. Laundry & showers are clean. There were a few trees, but they are no problem. Visual appeal is average. There is a security gate for which they give you a code number to use at night when it is closed. We would go back to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not sure about nightly rate, we paid $150 per week and then $375 plus electric for month. looks like electric will cost about $100/mo. Nice park convenient to Yuma, AZ and close to Algoeones, Mexico crossing for Prescription Drugs and Dental Work. Has nice Collard River frontage. Has nice facilities and staff. Has paved roads so not too much dust. Biggest shortfall is highway noise. Interstate 8 is busy all day & night. If you can get a spot facing east to keep your patio sheltered from the noise it is much better, otherwise can't hold a conversation outside. We were told east facing spots are all booked up, seems everyone knows about noise problem. We made friends with a neighbor facing east so we could go to their patio so we can talk. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for 6 months very clean and friendly. Had some minor problems with a break in the electrical line for a few days Great security patrol, going back for the winter. One other problem is it is right on the freeway. So sometimes noisy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pretty rough roads and dusty, but friendly staff, although not too organized. Stayed two days before we were able to register. Very close, within walking distance of Los Algodones, Mexico which is the big draw here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.