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Desert Paradise RV Resort
Nestled in the Yuma Foothills, 9 miles east of town, out of all the traffic & close to shopping, casinos & Mexico. We offer the best of all the amenities & activities of larger parks; small enough to make new friends.
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User Reviews
odette simon
Very clean and very friendly and noligable staff. Thanks, Josh, for all your help and kindness.
Greg Griffin
People here are great. Spaces are clean and spacious enough. I won't give more than 4 stars to any RV park that doesn't allow packages (ie All Western Thousand Trails....who want up to $10/package and won't allow anything except med or critical RV parts...sheeeesh!!!). Here, they will allow anything and even deliver them right to your RV!!!!!! Pool is nice. Hot tub very good. Activities and meals are great social events. The northern lane is a little loud with road traffic and trains, but overall not bad. Good access to sand trails for off-road. Well lit at night. Seems safe and everyone is friendly. Will certainly return (and hopefully get a spot further from the road ;) )
Lee Braithwait
Older RV Resort. Swimming Pool & hot tub. Shuffle board & horseshoe pit. Paved streets. Very narrow spaces. Very few 50 amp spaces. Mix of RV's and Park Models. Nothing very special. A declining park, poor maintenance, intrusive management.
Robin B
A nice RV Resort. Centrally located near freeway, shopping and resturants. Great size lots for big rigs. Concrete patios with full hookups. Well maintained facilities and many activities. Great staff. One of our favorite place in Yuma.
Bryan Symons
We arrived at 5:05 pm and found the office closed. We called and called the number shown on the office door - no answer. We drove next door to it's sister facility and again, no staff and no answer on the phone. After waiting and looking around the property for nearly an hour, one of the current residents walked by and suggested that if we have reservations to just pick a site and setup. We never found any "host site" to knock on and we were hungry by this point so we randomly picked a site, setup and then went looking for a restaurant. The campground shares the area with mobile homes and all the sites are on gravel. From what I saw, the campground looked clean. I'd recommend that if they are going to close the office before all reservations have checked in, that they put out late-arrival folders with the check in instructions. I've seen that work well at other campgrounds.