We camped here in November 2008. Nice clean park. Mostly Park Models. Good facilities. Staff a little less than organized or friendly. Good place to stay while visiting Yuma for a short time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is the most pet unfriendly place we have encountered. They state pets are welcome, but must be walked outside the park. The pet walk is a narrow area in front on a busy, noisy highway. Noise is a major factor at Araby Acres. There are construction sites on both sides, as well as a railroad that runs noisy trains night and day. The airport is also nearby with planes landing and taking off frequently and traffic is heavy and loud. The showers are limited, and not individual. I would never stay there again. The price is very high for limited amenities. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Although this park is well landscaped with lots of amenities I gave it a 6 as the space they gave us is the worst in the park. We were camped along the front fence with lots of traffic noise. The WiFi only worked half the time and was super slow. Our space was more suited for a very small rig. The office keeps short hours and is closed on weekends. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park, but a lot of noise from traffic and planes. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

In a city with lots of RV parks for adults only, this park welcomed us to stay overnight with our children. It is nothing special and the bathrooms were not heated, but is a nice place for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here last year and came back again. Reasonable monthly rate. We don't need the swimming pool and spas other parks offer, we just like friendly folks and clean parks. It is also convenient to everything. Really like the entry as it has a traffic light for ease of entering and leaving. The staff patrols the park, pet owners are responsible and the walk along the canal is great. As in a lot of the RV parks in the area we get a lot of Air traffic from the Marine Base, doesn't bother me, it's the sound of Freedom. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camped for a month and a half, very clicky. Trains and their whistles blow every 20 minutes day and night. Even after 40 nights we still woke up with the train whistles. Tracks are very close. I would not return. Everything else was fine. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.

We made reservations several months prior to coming to Arizona and had to pay the full month's fee in advance. We were to arrive Jan 23. On Jan 9 my brother passed away and we had to call to cancel. The park would not refund any of our money nor give us a credit for another time, even considering the circumstances. WE DID NOT STAY. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

They don't open on weekends, but we took a chance anyway, and the security guard checked us in at our site. There is NO shade in this campground but they are spacious enough for the rig and tow vehicle, decent level. Our aircard worked perfectly and so did our cell phones. The town of Yuma is about a 10 minute ride from cg. We highly recommend Chretin's Mexican Restaurant. Maneuvering on the way out was a bit tight with a big rig. They recycle. If our travels brought us back to Yuma, we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our stay at Cocopah RV Resort was great. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and I would highly recommend this park. The sites were very generous, with a large cement pad, plenty of room to park our vehicle in the site, and the hookups were convenient. A section of the resort accomodates guests who have animals (we had one dog) and there is a large grassy exercise area. The resort is surrounded by produce fields, nicely landscaped, has a security gate, and the golf course appeared to be in excellent condition. The only complaint we might make was the occasional noise of Border Patrol helicopters at night although this would not deter us from staying again. We forgot a small item in our site and the staff was nice enough to return it to us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate based on monthly rate for January. Very clean, friendly snowbird park. Lots of activities, large pool, golf (of course), tennis. Large dog area for those with animals,even a dog wash. Has a cantina that is well visited and fun. Inside the park there are over 6 miles of roads to walk/ride. Hookups are well to the rear of the coach, so be sure you have extra sewer hose. On the NW of Yuma along the Colorado River, so gets its share of wind. Yuma has about everything you could want, including easy access to Algodones, MX for shopping. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are here for a week or so under RPI, yet is it’s also a KOA campground (for $50/night). All sites are full-service, all rather open with a few trees in some areas. There is a central activity center, a billiard room, small book exchange, free Wi-Fi, and laundry. Behind the Activity Center is the pool and hot tub. There are also horseshoe pits, shuffleboard courts, and mini golf. Here’s the low-down: it’s a decent location to explore Yuma and the surrounding area (we like that it’s a bit north of town – less noise), but it’s not a great park –the bathrooms and buildings need a renovation, the “campground” is basically a gravel parking lot, and although pretty, the surrounding area is agriculture, which means crop-dusting planes flying overhead and farm machinery working at all hours. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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.

Very noisy due to busy roads just outside park. 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.

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.

Typical 'big box' corporate-owned RV park, lined up parking lot style. In January, I bought a travel trailer from a resident in the park, including space rent through October. Desert Paradise RV, and the adjacent Cactus Gardens, both Encore Properties, recently began requiring 'background checks', but just for long term residents (6 months), not transient or seasonal rentals, which doesn't seem right. Apparently, I was suppose to fill this out before I even bought the trailer (I was still in Oregon), and the owners were supposed to get prior approval and inspection before they could advertise or sell their own property. Even though the office is demanding I make a decision about how long I plan to stay and pay them $50 to complete this "credit check", I plan to speak to an atty first, before I hand over any personal and financial info without any liability for privacy or security. Not on a prepaid site! Good points: both the park and people are nice, clean, friendly, surrounded by nice dog walks. The pool and spa are heavenly, lots of events, fwy noise is distant, but military aircraft are obnoxious at times, and the trains! Ugh! Relentless in my opinion! Many Canadians and snowbirds leave by March, and it gets a little more peaceful. I'm content for now, but will seek a smaller, locally-owned property, where you're treated like a neighbor, not a number. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate quoted Passport America. Campground host escorts you to site. Sites have hookups at the back which required an extension cord for electrical. Our concrete pad had a palm tree in front of it which required more attention backing into campsite. WIFI is Tengo a fee for service ISP. Cable TV service has only about 20 channels. The trains could be heard throughout the day and night. Did not hear any freeway traffic. 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.

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 an adequate park and met our needs for a short stay. Be sure to bring your cash or checkbook as no cards (debit or credit) are accepted. We enjoyed the entertainment on a few occasions and ate at the restaurant. Both were adequate. I found the North pool splendid for lap swimming in the mornings and evenings. All the facilities are maintained but there is an air of tiredness about the whole place. Faded paint, broken lounge chairs, weeds everywhere, etc. Nothing that really impacted our stay but if I were going to stay longer in Yuma I would find a place that felt more cared for. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is large & clean, but the customer relations should be rated very poorly. I had just started three loads of clothes in the washers. There was a power outage and we were told to remove the soaking wet soapy clothes from the wash room because they wanted to lock it until the power came back on. There was no electrical danger involved. We were told to get them out right away because the man wanted to leave. We were not allowed to get plastic bags to transport the soapy, wet clothes and had to put them wet in the car. It was quite a mess. We offered to leave them, even if it took several days and the offer was refused. We were refused a refund since "there are signs all over" that they are not responsible. The management seemed to go out of their way to be difficult. What a shame, it would have been quick and easy to handle this situation in a more acceptable manor. We won't be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 2 months-Mid Nov. to mid Jan. We paid extra for cable, wireless internet and electric. People in the office were not very friendly. At Christmas our daughter sent us a gift certificate via JC Penny addressed to us, which never arrived in our mail. JC Penny traced it , and it was cashed by the park owner's wife and topped up by her credit card.The park owner paid the money ($75.) back to JC Penny and it was refunded to our daughter after he had been contacted. He said it must have gotten in with all the gift cards they received by mistake. We do not understand how this could have happened as our address was on the envelope. The jam sessions, happy hour and dances at the park were very good and we enjoyed those, but would caution guests to be wary of the mail service. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.

This park could be a gem... sadly it isn't. Office staff were a complete disgrace and rude attitudes prevailed every time into the office. The clerk that checked us in made two mistakes on the amount and after bringing it to their attention that I owed more than I was being charged, the lady started to be very rude with me. We went to the pool that evening and could not get in as there is a security gate, The next day, I went to the same clerk and asked why we couldn't access the pool. She replied, "all guests require a keyfob to access the pool - no one accesses the pool without a keyfob". As we were going into the pool, I asked that I return later with the $5 keyfob fee. She said that "no one goes in the pool without a keyfob first". Never did I get an apology or reason from the staff as to why the Nazi-Like rules. For $54 per day, save you money and go to somewhere for way less $$$ and friendly staff. We will not return to this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.

This park might be fine for a winter destination park but as a stopover late in the season it is lacking. I arrived at 3PM and, though the sign said the office was open until 4PM, it apparently closed at 2. I had wanted Wifi--even at their $5/day fee--but couldn't get it, as the office was closed. A security person took my camping fee. Did not use any of the facilities but the park looked clean and tidy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an odd park. The campground is very nice with large lots and it is very clean. The pool and club house are very nice and the activity host does a fair job at keeping activities going. We did not like the very long list of rules that the management oversees minute by minute. We would prefer a park that is more relaxed with minimum rules and lets their paying guests enjoy retirement. The location is good and is accessible to shopping. We left after one month and will never go back. 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.

Older park on Colorado river. Lots of "residents". Tight spaces and roads. Nice ambiance. Good birding park right next door. Great Taco stands in town. Pretty good birding in area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is right next to the freeway. You can hear the loud noises from the big rigs and sirens all night long. Would never stay here again. Wi-Fi was $ 5.00 for 1 night! Araby Acres RV Park is much nicer and quieter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed on an overnight stop on the way home. We called before the office closed and reserved a site but would not arrive until after hours. Staff was very accommodating and had someone there to greet us upon arrival, and escort to the site. Overnight sights are gravel, but level and easy to get in and out of. There are many seasonal sites as well, and it seemed that the majority of the sites were occupied by snowbirds. Facilities are well maintained. Very close to I-8, easy to get to off the freeway. Would use as an overnight stop again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a good overnight stop. There are many seasonal sites as well, and it seemed that the majority of the sites were occupied by snowbirds. The pool and hot tub areas are very nice. This is close to I-8, so there is a lot of traffic noise. It is hard to imagine spending several months next to that traffic. The staff are very efficient and provide lots of information. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We saw the ad for this park in the Trailer Life book and it was marked as Best Rate. We called to say we were coming. This was Saturday Jan 19th. Arrived about 5-5:30PM. Paid a weekly rate as the space was reserved beginning Jan 25th and no other was available. We planned on staying in Yuma until mid-Feb. We said we would find something else in the meantime. Office closed 6 PM and is closed on Sundays. Got set up into the space and later in the evening as I was walking our dog, the electricity went out. While I was out I met some neighbors out walking with flashlights and they mentioned the electricity had gone out 4 times the night before. Came back into our motor home and set up the laptop to use with our Verizon wireless. No connection. At the same time I discovered our cell phones did not have any connection. We cannot be without communication. A neighbor mentioned when they used their cell phone they got a Spanish operator and roaming charge. Obviously this park is very near the border. Went on to church the next morning and on the way back we found another place to stay. Got back and loaded up to move to another park and left a note in the suggestion box of what happened and requested a refund. The next day, Monday, went back out there again (9 miles off the main road and quite a distance from center of Yuma). Got there at 1:05 only to discover that lunch hour was 1-2PM and office was closed. Wrote out another note requesting they call us. The lady called to explain Gary, the boss, would be out of town until Friday and he would have to make the decision. We returned again on Saturday, the 26th, and was told Gary was busy and they would have to find him to get an answer. We left again. On our way back to Yuma, Ken called to say we would not get a refund as we had left on our own. Not sure what that means exactly but I reiterated the total situation again and he said he would have Gary call us directly. This is one week later and still nothing from Gary. I believe we have been very patient. We would not recommend to anyone to stay there unless you don't need communication and don't mind challenges with water and electricity. Spaces are nice size. Our cell phones did not get a signal until we got near MCAS which is quite a distance back toward town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a funky little park, about 8 miles South of I-8 on Ave. 3 East in Yuma. You won’t find any gated community here. Just oleander surrounding the park. The sites are half crushed gravel and half sand, with a small concrete patio, in the middle of farm land. The water pressure is a little low and the landscaping is sparse. The good points of this park are it’s diverse mixture of residents. Skirted mobile homes, RV’s of all types and sizes, and only one model home. The rules here are simple; pick up after your animals, and 5 mph on the roads. Folks are expected to be responsible adults and they are, thus the lack of sheets of posted rules. There is a good sense of community here with pot lucks, pool nights, horseshoe events, etc. The local residents go out of their way to invite you to the events going on. (much more refreshing than some parks with entrenched cliques of people) There is pay for WiFi but that can be had for free in the clubhouse. The clubhouse is older than most, but is well maintained for the amount of use it gets. The restrooms are in good/fair shape and kept clean enough. The new owners that bought this park are trying to balance improvements to the park with the amount of money coming in. We hope they are successful as we like the atmosphere of this type of park much better than the mega parks we have stayed at in the past. We stayed here two weeks and would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Maybe we're just not "into" the RV parks in Yuma. This park is just a huge 1200 space parking lot with mostly old park models with an available RV space dotted in between them. The spaces are all back-in with a concrete patio and only 48 feet long. Thankfully, they're wide enough to park your tow car on the side. There are absolutely no views of anything, so if you're looking for beautiful scenery- this is not it! The clubhouse is also huge (two stories) with many activities going on that I am sure is very nice for the seasonal people that are here for the winter. I am sure people come to Yuma for the wonderful winter climate (it was 75 and sunny today) and all the franchise restaurants and shopping are there; that's about it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The roads are narrow and the park models are almost to the street which make it tight to get into a spot. The park is in some state of disrepair. The pool was dirty and the cable didn't work the whole time we were here for us or our neighbours. There is a cost for the wi-fi and it was very slow and unreliable. We gave a $25.00 deposit for the gate remote and were refunded $20.00. Should take them no time at all to pay for that remote. Bad attitude about it at the desk too. Of course the manager was not available. (they rarely are when there is a dispute) This is an $18.00 a night campground not a $39.00 a night resort. They had plenty of spots because most of the snowbirds are leaving by now. I do not recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very large first class park for 55+ people. Total spaces are 1230 but only 450 open for RV use. You have pool indoors and one outdoors. The park is like a small city. The RV parking is a little hard due to small roads. Small amount of road noise in front of park. Some noise from train. Water is very hard. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park leaves something to be desired. It is mainly a mobile home park that left a few spaces for RVs. The hook-ups are all in the back because it was designed for a mobile home. There are trees in the wrong places, so you can’t put your awning out and need to park carefully so you can put your slides out. The spaces are not level and need more gravel. They have a little bit of gravel left and the rest is dirt. They do have a concrete patio. Our site had a sewer smell part of the time. It seemed like it was strongest right when we were out on the patio in the afternoon. The RV sites are also close to the freeway, so there is quite a bit of road noise. The Wi-Fi is by a private company and you have to pay extra for it. Checking into the office is also a very slow process, you have to do it twice (once when you check in and again after you find your site). There was a line each time and it took about a half hour each time. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a VERY old park with dangerously low voltage (106 one morning). The sewer overflowed at a neighboring site. BUT the worst part is the narrow spaces for transients. With our slide out and the neighbor's slide out there was 27 inches between the two motorhomes. It is well located with respect to Yuma and has good activities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We made reservations 3 months in advance for an Encore Park. Upon arrival, No 50 amp service unless we could fit our 10ft wide motorhome with slides in a 15ft wide space and park our car along side it?? We decided to walk for the exercise, Then as we walked back we got a front row seat as a Jet kicked in its afterburner, what felt like 50ft over our heads, unfortunately we heard the sound first, then got to see the jet. Guess what? Yuma International is just across the street... wow! excitement all night long for the same price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park has large sites with good turning radius for backing in. Check-in was OK but park is mostly seasonal winter visitors. Managers were friendly enough but fussy about how far to back into the site. Measured with a tape measure to the inch! There are 3 sister parks adjoining, all owned by the same family, and we were told the general manager of all 4 parks and the fellow she lives with were real jerks. One of their rules, and reason for the tape measure. We were treated very well by the mangers of the park that we stayed in though, and we would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I would like to be able to review this park but after attempts to contact them with questions through email and telephone messages and after receiving no response to either, I made reservations at another resort instead. In my opinion, if a resort cannot take the time to respond to a customers query by email or phone then they don't want or don't need the business. This type of inattention certainly makes me suspect as to the type of service and care taken of the park overall. They lost this customer. "We did not stay in this park". We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Classed as a 5 star resort but should be a 2 at best. Run by bad attitude workampers. For $700 a month in February we expected better. The restaurant only serves a special in the evening,no menu to choose from. We noted many Canadians. Would not recommend this place, There are lots of nicer parks in Yuma, and a lot cheaper. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Under New Management! Well as some of you may know in the winter months we travel to different locations in the country and Workamper at RV parks. This winter we have been at a large RV Park 1075 sites in Arizona. When we arrived the managing couple had a tight fist on the reigns and had been in control for several years. The wife was in charge and had many issues. Her biggest issue was she was a total control freak, so much so that her husband was her yes man (yes dear). She had a hard time treating him or anyone in the park nicely. She did not like pets and therefore was very unaccommodating to those traveling with pets, once the pet section filled up we had to turn people away even though there were about 150 open sites many near the pet section. They gave the resignation and had set a May 1st date as their departure, New managers in training were hired by the owner and arrived mid February. The Manager would not let them have keys, would not show them a lot of things about the park or its operation. Every one working for the park thought there was some funny things going on with the books. Then late one night the manager turned off the security cameras and was caught shredding documents! Well when the owner heard about this that was the end of the old manager. Late the next day the new management had to serve an eviction notice to the old management. The new management held meetings and trusted the workampers and even asked for our help and suggestions. This continued right down to the annual residents and the guests. This park is a whole new place. Before the management change we were planning an early exit from this park, now we are planning on staying till our contract is up and have been asked back which we thought about. We wound up declining to return next winter as there is not enough attraction photographically to the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.