RV campgrounds along the Colorado River provide motorhome travelers with direct water access in the Cibola region. Arizona Oasis RV Resort features full hookup RV sites with 50-amp electrical service and waterfront locations, while Walter's Camp RV Park & Campground offers more secluded motorhome sites approximately six miles from paved roads. The Cove RV Resort includes big-rig friendly spaces with sewer hookups on level, grassy areas near boat launching facilities. River Sands RV Resort contains 265 designated RV sites with both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical options. "Spots are a bit tight but once we found out the parking in the front was free to park in the whole time we moved our truck and had plenty of room."
Seasonal considerations affect site availability throughout the area, with summer months bringing higher occupancy rates at riverside locations. Access roads to some parks require careful navigation, particularly the unpaved route to Walter's Camp where visitors report "about 6 miles off the paved road. Roads were graded last week and pretty decent drive, although it's posted that 4x4 is sometimes recommended." Most parks provide sanitary dump stations, though water quality varies significantly between facilities. RV storage options are limited across all surveyed parks. Pet-friendly policies are standard throughout the region, with several parks featuring designated dog areas. Electrical service ranges from basic 30-amp to full 50-amp hookups depending on the specific resort, with shaded sites commanding premium rates during summer months.
"Not the fanciest but it was a nice quiet area with full hookups. Only $40 a night included utilities and WiFi. We saw some wildlife. Nice little hike in the scrub pines."
"Come slow things down at this wonderfully secluded campground. About 6 miles off the main highway down a rough dirt road lies this hidden gem."
from $25 - $65 / night
"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."
"It does get hot so full hookups in the summer is a must. The pool was a nice break from the river."
from $63 - $115 / night
"We camped on the waterfront sites right above the beach and it was perfect. We had groups in F3, F4 and F5."
"Cool vibes, nice people, spotless pool, grass everywhere, right on the river, full hook ups, they have a basketball court, arcade type thing for the kids and adults alike."
from $70 - $133 / night
"Close and easy access to Colorado River for swimming, boating, seadoos and off-leash dog walking/playing."
Available next weekend
from $39 - $112 / night
"This is a nice RV resort. It has heated pool during the winter and hot tub is always hot, and also open 24 hrs. Great laundry 1.75 for wash and dry, need a card. Unfortunately close to airport."
"Suni Sands RV Resort with FHU in Yuma, Arizona is a friendly RV park near everything Yuma has to offer."
from $45 - $570 / night
"We 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."
"Other than road noise, it's a quiet place with good amenities and activities. Close to lots of shopping opportunities."
"Nice Rv resort. Pool, hot tub, billiards, close in town. Great cell and wifi"
"Love Capri RV Resort! It is small, yet still has all the amenities. No uptight neighbors. Easy-going staff and clean park. Probably my favorite in Yuma."
GuideOk everyone. I'm at Tyson Wash just across the hwy from Laposa South. Weather is perfect. No wind, no rain and it feels like about 75°f today. This is my first time at the "Q" and I'm liking it!. Not too crowded yet but you're not alone either. The rate is still $180 from Sept to April.
TravelerFine for a night. Maybe a dozen other campers there, but they look like the type who are staying a while..
GuideAnywhere along Plomosa probably won't ever be as crowded as LTVA, as I boondocked here in October and January.
It's decent, uneventful land for free use. Be autonomous.
ScoutGreat place and friendly people
GuideAbsolutely Stunning Veiws, dispersed for 14 days, with trash dumpsters. Fire rings, lake for fishing, boating, swimming, paddleboarding.
ScoutFabulous resort! 85% seasonal or year round. Pool, exercise area, crafts, pool tables, rec hall, chapel, library, laundry, ice and propane. Large drive thru sites for travelers. Full hook ups 30amp and 50 amp. Tarred streets, gravel sites. Onsite access to hundreds of miles of ATV trails of beautiful AZ desert and mountains. Very quiet but close to I 10. Extremely friendly courteous staff and residents. No tents or backpacking.
TravelerI have a Park Model at Araby. They have spaces for RVs/Campers. Don’t know how long you can stay
GuideWhen in Quartzsite, some times you need full hookups. We stayed a week just before the winter rush and it was still hot. So having full hookups was nice. Pretty empty when we arrived. Basic gravel sites however plenty big for our large 42 foot rig. Staff and other guest very friendly.
GuideIt’s a ghost town in the summer because of the obvious but the evenings and nights here are worth it. No one was there when we were, but it gets packed off-season, of course.
I much prefer the summer.
The Colorado River camping area near Cibola offers options ranging from full-hookup resorts to primitive sites. Located at approximately 300 feet elevation in the Sonoran Desert, summer temperatures regularly exceed 110°F between June and September. Winter visitors will find daytime temperatures averaging 65-75°F, making it popular with seasonal campers seeking warmer climate.
Fishing access: Walter's Camp RV Park & Campground provides river fishing opportunities with direct water access. "Great stay off the Colorado. Pulled in for a night, and stayed 3. Clean camp, showers with great pressure and plenty of hot water. Stayed on the river with great access for swimming and fishing," notes Dale P.
Off-road exploration: Areas surrounding Walter's Camp RV Park & Campground offer extensive trail networks. "Great access to BLM lands for Off road, etc, disperse camping is an option," according to reviews. The campground sits approximately 6 miles from paved roads, requiring careful navigation.
Swimming beaches: The Cove RV Resort maintains beachfront access along the Colorado River. "The beach was great and the boat launch is right next to it. The store, game room (pool table, ping pong table, arcade games) and pool were awesome and really nice," reports Chelsea B. Swimming areas feature gentle slopes suitable for wading.
Hospitality: Camp hosts at Walter's Camp receive consistently positive reviews. "Host Tabatha is very friendly and helpful. Sites with full hookup, and you can get at waters edge if you have your Generator," shares Larry B. Other guests mention the "hospitable hosts" who maintain well-kept grounds.
River views: Arizona Oasis RV Resort offers scenic waterfront camping. "The Colorado River was lovely. Sunsets nice too," notes Linda L. The resort features river spots that back up to grassy areas along the shore.
Wildlife watching: Birding opportunities abound throughout the region. Walter's Camp provides "a wonderfully secluded campground" where guests report diverse wildlife sightings. "We saw some wildlife. Nice little hike in the scrub pines," shares Anna J., highlighting the natural setting.
Water quality concerns: Several campgrounds have questionable water sources. "There are water hose hookups, but I would not introduce this water into your RV. It is brownish and not well treated. It is basically river water from a shallow well that ran through a sediment filter," warns Bob D. about Walter's Camp.
Noise considerations: The Cove RV Resort experiences occasional industrial noise. "We are parked underneath the huge gas pipeline that spans the Colorado River at this spot," notes one reviewer. Other facilities experience boat traffic noise during peak seasons.
Mosquito preparations: Insect activity intensifies near sunset along the river. "The mosquitoes were TERRIBLE as soon as the sun began to set. Kids had so many bites from the first night we did not enjoy going out once the sun began setting. We tried sprays, candles, and other products and they helped a little but still bad," warns David T.
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