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Hidden Beaches River Resort
Overview
Hidden Beaches River Resort offers a refreshing escape along the banks of the lower Colorado River. Located in the desert community of Blythe, California, this park provides a unique blend of sandy shores and lush greenery. It serves as a primary destination for those looking to enjoy direct river access while maintaining the comforts of a developed RV facility. The park emphasizes a relaxed, community-driven atmosphere where the water is the central focus of daily life, providing a peaceful retreat from the surrounding desert heat.
Location & Surroundings
Situated on the eastern edge of California, the resort is conveniently located for travelers moving between Southern California and Arizona along the I-10 corridor. The landscape is characterized by the striking contrast between the arid Palo Verde Valley and the vibrant blue waters of the river. The resort’s position allows for stunning sunset views over the water, providing a scenic backdrop to the surrounding desert mountains and the fertile agricultural fields that define the Blythe area.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is well-equipped to handle various types of rigs, offering full hookup sites with water, sewer, and electricity. The grounds feature a layout designed for convenience and outdoor living. Guests have access to the following amenities:
- A private boat launch for easy water access.
- Sturdy docks for temporary boat mooring.
- Mature shade trees and grassy picnic areas.
- Clean restrooms and hot shower facilities.
These features ensure that visitors have everything they need for an extended stay or a quick weekend getaway along the Colorado River.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor recreation is the main draw here, with many visitors spending their time boating, tubing, and fishing for bass or catfish in the deep river channels. On land, the mysterious Blythe Intaglios are just a short drive away, offering a rare glimpse into ancient desert geoglyphs carved into the earth. For those who enjoy motorsports, the surrounding desert terrain provides ample space for off-roading and exploration. The town of Blythe also offers local shops and diners to explore when taking a break from the water.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal match for water sports enthusiasts who want their boat or jet ski just steps away from their RV. It is also a fantastic choice for families seeking a safe, accessible place for children to play on the beach. Because of its location, it works well for long-term winter visitors looking for a warmer climate or cross-country travelers needing a scenic and well-maintained stopover that offers more than just a standard asphalt parking lot.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Levi Malnar
I love it here the people are nice and the grass is green
Steven Blue
A hidden jewel on the Colorado River. An older rv Park, but has a great vibe. Super well stocked store, friendly service.
Pat Moreno
We were very surprised at how cute this little gem of a campground was. The gal at the front desk helped us like an expert, even though she said we were her first campers she checked in by herself! The sites were well maintained and our view of the river was wonderful. Thanks for being there when we almost arrived nearclosing. Good service!
Kerri Evans
I had specific needs for a trailer I just bought (pull though and with sewer hook ups) and called ahead of time but upon arrival discovered that was not the case. They do have pull throughs (and riverside back in spots) but neither has sewer hookups due to laws and the proximity to the Colorado River. Only electric and water. Was offered other spots but they didn't work either. Admittedly, they were apologetic and refunded my money. However the location looks much better in photos and tends to lean more to "semi permanent neighborhood" than "RV Resort". I really wanted to like this place! Edit: Based on their reply to my review I want to add a few details... it was disappointing to have them insinuate with no knowledge of the situation that I was new to rv'ing or was a first time rv/trailer owner. Quite the opposite. I have been around rv's, travel trailers and vintage cars my whole life. My first being a 40 ft Discovery diesel pusher towing a car. When I bought my new (to me) vintage Airstream I assessed and knew what needed to be fixed, some of which couldn't be done until I got it to its final destination, hence the phone call to inquire about a pull through spot with sewer access. I simply was kind enough to not possibly leak on the ground of their park. By not giving me the actual set up situation they wasted my time which left me searching for a place to stay the night in the dark. Perhaps they assumed I was 'new' because my tow vehicle was a Hummer with California plates or because I am younger or traveling alone or because I am a woman. Be what it may, it's not right for them to assume anything or not provide the actual specs of the park when I called.
DDee Patton
We loved our stay at hidden beaches rv resort. Everyone was super nice. The place was clean. They even had a beach area to go down to the water. We enjoyed a riverfront view from our RV. It was perfect. The onsite store has almost anything you can think of supply wise and food too. Bathrooms and showers were clean too. We will be back again!