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$63 - $115 / night
"From rv with full hooks ups, cabin rentals which are basic, beds and air with community shared showers and bathrooms."
"Easy in and out off the 10 freeway, large rv friendly, river spots back up to a grassy area on the river, cabin and RV rentals available, laundry room, clean facilities and friendly staff."
$70 - $133 / night
"The spots are a bit tight but once we found out the parking in the front (15 steps away) was free to park in the whole time we moved our truck and had plenty of room."
"Makes being in the heat not so bad with all the lush grass and the river!!! This place was great for sure. Nice bathrooms as well.
Huge boat and extra vehicle parking. Rv and boat storage"
$39 - $112 / night
"Close and easy access to Colorado River for swimming, boating, seadoos and off-leash dog walking/playing."
$15 - $17 / night
"It is an easy thirty or forty minutes to a gas station so fill up when you see the Circle K and Chevron next to each other if coming from Yuma. "
"I hear Fischer’s Landing has a new convenience store. The office has beer, soft drinks and a few choices of hard stuff. The RV pads are cement and level."
"New owners and management team at the park. During our stay, the laundry, bathrooms, and activity center were being remodeled. Also, the pool and spa. So there was some inconvenience."
"Close to Yuma and Los Algodones."
"The common amenities include a saltwater swimming pool with water aerobics at 8:30 daily, a hot tub that seats 9, a game room, a lending library packed full of every genre of book imaginable, puzzles and"
"There is a pool, huge dog park, darts, shuffleboard, park, billiards, library, laundry, and community room. It is centrally located in Yuma and close to everything, including the Mexico border."
"If you have a fishing license, you can fish in the lake. They also organize all kind of community programs, bingo, pool games, live bands, etc, that we didn't attend, because of the pandemic."
"There are bathrooms on site with showers as well that were very clean. We spent a lot of time in the pool and hot tub. "
"We just parked & hooked up. (FHU) in the spot they had designated to us over the phone, and nobody hassled us."
"This park is amazing. Amazing. It’s great and every way weather friendliness of the staff the friendliness of the campers the Rvers really was impressed."
"Close to Quartzite and Parker."
LegendFrom rv with full hooks ups, cabin rentals which are basic, beds and air with community shared showers and bathrooms. Mini houses to rent which we stayed in and they are perfect for a few couples and small Children. Nice pool only problem is it’s a little to warm with it being so hot. The hot tub, kid pool and pool were all the exact same temp, water front access to the river and boat launch bring a pop up because barely any shade if you plan to play on the shore Great place for sure! Covered rv parking for an additional fee as well as playground for children and dog run for your fur babies.
GuideThis is a 55 plus retirement RV community. Daily weekly and monthly rates. Full hookups with 30 or 50 amp. It is tidy and clean clean clean.
The common amenities include a saltwater swimming pool with water aerobics at 8:30 daily, a hot tub that seats 9, a game room, a lending library packed full of every genre of book imaginable, puzzles and DVDs, a billiard room with four tables, a massive laundry area. Laundry is $1.75 for wash and the same for drying.
There is shuffleboard court, a common area for barbecuing and an evening fire pit, and a recreation room. Right now, the recreation room and shuffleboard are closed because the real season does not start until about November.
Some people say the water in Yuma taste funny so they have filtered water for sale for a dollar for 5 gallons or 25 cents for 1 gallon.
The office staff is extra helpful and friendly. They gave us great suggestions for local restaurants and other services we were needing.
GuideWe stayed at this property for 2 week in January of 2021. There are bathrooms on site with showers as well that were very clean. We spent a lot of time in the pool and hot tub. Other amenities are a game room, adult center, Laundry, shuffleboard, fitness center, and horseshoes. We had a FHU site on a level rock pad. A fire ring or picnic table was not provided. There are marine jet that pass by often as well as a train many times a day.
TravelerEasy in and out off the 10 freeway, large rv friendly, river spots back up to a grassy area on the river, cabin and RV rentals available, laundry room, clean facilities and friendly staff. Right on the California/ AZ border, close to Blythe for groceries and restaurants. Great place for off road vehicles since you can drive to the desert trails in about 2 minutes and ride for hours. All sites are full hook up, streets are gravel, sites have a cement pad and the rest is gravel and can accommodate even the longest set ups.
TravelerHuge resort with spacious spots and full hook up’s. Mostly flat with paved roads everywhere you will take your rv/camper on your visit. Close and easy access to Colorado River for swimming, boating, seadoos and off-leash dog walking/playing. Exceptional clubhouse with a gym and enough room to stretch out, remote work, or to catch a game with fam and friends on their big flat screen tv. Firepit and golf cart rentals plus smores kits and doggie bags with a bandana, dog toy and treats are also available. Super pet and kid friendly with play systems and a 2000sqft dog park. The store could use more ‘store’ items but there is a family dollar directly across the street.
They also have tiny homes for rent and I think the longest rv spot is almost 72-80’ long.
Clean bathhouse and laundry facilities. Free WiFi. So much to mention and I know I’m missing something but I hope i helped.
Don’t forget to ask Lou if you can purchase the wakeboard in the office. And tell them you heard about the first flight discount for 20% off.
*The resort is really big. About a half mile long or more. If you have trouble doing long walks or walking in general then renting a golf cart is highly recommended.
TravelerIt is an easy thirty or forty minutes to a gas station so fill up when you see the Circle K and Chevron next to each other if coming from Yuma. If coming from the north Quartzsite is probably your last chance for gas. It is in the middle of nothing and nowhere, a little oasis with little to no cellphone signal. The roads are currently undergoing heavy upgrading so be ready for long travel times and keep an eye out for the wildlife at night. It was easily over 100F so the water feels nice. They are currently waiting on their own motorized equipment but until it is ready you can still rent paddle boards and the like to go on the water.
As noted in other reviews the sites are water and electric only with no dumpsite. The sites are almost on top of one another as well. We had enough room to use our picnic table between our camper and the slide out of the fifth wheel next to us. The camper on our other side was in a similar situation. The sites back right up to the water. If you are looking to lose yourself for a few days, this is the place. The store packs the basics to include ice.
RangerThis campground was not too far from main towns or stores (like Walmart) but the general area has very poor cellular reception (at least in regards to T-mobile). The resort offers WiFi, but it is only in the library area.
This resort had many people permanently living there, so there was a well established and very organized daily event ritual. There were always some kind of game or potluck happening.
The resort has a heated pool and a hot tub. There were many game rooms that contained dart boards, pool tables, and card tables. There was a shuffleboard area, a library and a laundry room. As most resorts go, it also had group shower rooms available.
The water pressure here was poor. Since I have an on demand water heater, I spent my time here on dry camp mode.
TravelerWe really enjoyed our stay at this RV resort. The residents are very friendly, guess they like the constant new folks coming in all the time. Ask the residents about the attractions. They have great suggestions as what to go see. We were in the back part of the rv park, so road noise was at a minimum. The 2 pools are heated. Loved the hot tubs. Nice bathrooms and showers. They have 2 ply toilet paper. Real easy to get around town. Interstate 8 goes from one end of town to the other. Has everything you need or want. Lots to do there. We had a nice concrete pad for our porch. Separate parking for our vehicle next to camper. Also Mexico was real close. They only have free WiFi at the lodges. Was not offered to use WiFi that shows up while your there. Little to no antenna tv. They did not have 5g cell, only LTE coverage. Was able to stream thru cell service. We have T-mobile.
LegendOnce you leave I-8 it’s about 35-55 minutes back to major services. I hear Fischer’s Landing has a new convenience store. The office has beer, soft drinks and a few choices of hard stuff. The RV pads are cement and level. Our rig is 24 feet and we fit very well on the pad. This is a military only facility so you must be either active duty or retired to utilize. The description says “full hookup” but alas, it is only electric and water. The electric service is only 50 amp (I noted that in a prior review, thank you for the warning). An 50 to 30 adapter is a good thing to have and it worked flawless. The water pressure is very adequate. I would definitely make this a come back to place. The park staff were extremely helpful. When we left, we turn right at the access road to Fischer’s Landing. The dump station is in the screen building with all the golf carts, this is to the left of the store. The screen door is unlocked. You will find the key for the dump station padlock hanging by a 2” piece of pvc pipe. There is a lock box next to it. The cost is $5.00 to dump. It’s on the Pooh honor system, which I found very cool. There is also attached non potable water hose for tank flush out. A bit inconvenient if staying a month but a day or two was no problem.
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