We enjoyed staying at this park. The internal roads are paved. All the sites have full hookups and are gravel with a cement pad for the patio (no picnic tables). Amenities included: pool, hot tub, tennis/pickle ball courts, bocce ball courts, shuffle board courts, crafting room, gathering spaces, woodworking shed, ping pong tables, dog...moreWe enjoyed staying at this park. The internal roads are paved. All the sites have full hookups and are gravel with a cement pad for the patio (no picnic tables). Amenities included: pool, hot tub, tennis/pickle ball courts, bocce ball courts, shuffle board courts, crafting room, gathering spaces, woodworking shed, ping pong tables, dog runs, and more! There have activities happening every day of the week. (We only participated in one of the activities.) The park had many seasonal RVs, but sites were kept clean of clutter and good condition. OTA channels were good (all the major networks), AT&T = 4 bars 5G and good for streaming. They had WiFi, but as usual, non usable. They also had cable available , but we did not use it. Very quiet park at night. Would definitely stay again.

We stayed here from Halloween 20 through April 21. Our arrival was seamless. Pulled right in with the staff. The park is just wonderful even with all the Covid stuff. The staff did everything they could to make our stay as normal as possible. The grounds are exceptionally maintained. Other reviews about the road noise are valid...moreWe stayed here from Halloween 20 through April 21. Our arrival was seamless. Pulled right in with the staff. The park is just wonderful even with all the Covid stuff. The staff did everything they could to make our stay as normal as possible. The grounds are exceptionally maintained. Other reviews about the road noise are valid. So choose a site closer to the northwest corner of the park. Besides, it cooler near the orange groves and the blossoms are wonderful in late March and early April. The infrastructure is newer and well maintained. The shade trees are trimmed to reduce interference with the RVs. Filtered water is available on site. And you get to watch the Marines fly about. The facilities like laundry, billiards, library, showers, pools, hot tubs, mail service, and main hall are all well cared for. The city of Yuma is very close and has most everything one could want. There are numerous lakes for smaller boats plus nearby Lake Havasu for larger craft. There is fishing in nearby lakes and canals. Plus there are many other outdoor activities all around Yuma. We streamed all the TV we wanted to watch on the available WIFI. The only negative is the brown sewage treatment building in the middle of the park. Select a site north and west of it to avoid the breeze. We would stay here again.

The above price is a daily rate for the “Premium Pull Through” sites. They have other sites as well as weekly, monthly and seasonal rates that are less expensive. This is a decent RV resort in the Yuma area. They have all the amenities you would expect including pool, hot tub, shuffleboard, pickle ball, boule, organized activities,...moreThe above price is a daily rate for the “Premium Pull Through” sites. They have other sites as well as weekly, monthly and seasonal rates that are less expensive. This is a decent RV resort in the Yuma area. They have all the amenities you would expect including pool, hot tub, shuffleboard, pickle ball, boule, organized activities, dog runs, etc.. that you would expect in a long term stay 55 Plus RV resort. There is even a salon for hair cuts and other salon related services. All the facilities are in very good shape. There is a mix of park model manufactured homes and real road-worthy RVs. The occupants of the park models tend to be retired snowbirds so this is not a “low cost housing option” for the general Yuma population as is the case in some Manufactured home communities. The sites are fairly large for a private RV park. Both Verizon and AT&T internet worked well and we could stream video. We did not try the park’s WiFi. The only “ding” I would give this place is that the traffic on Avenue 3E can be annoying (this is the N/S road along the park’s east side.) Ave. 3E appears to be a major truck route for produce deliveries from the nearby farms and the trucks start to roll through at around 4 AM during the week. This ding can be easily addressed by avoiding the sites which are closest to Avenue 3E. The sites to AVOID are the following: 1-16, 89-119, 120-152, 442-483. All the other sites should be free from road noise (the “good sites” represent over 2/3 of the complex so availability should not be a problem.)The staff are friendly and helpful. Check in was quick and easy. While it looks like the park in the middle of nowhere, Yuma is a fairly compact community so getting to shopping and the historic downtown is fairly quick.