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Sans End RV Park
Overview
Sans End RV Park offers a peaceful retreat located in the sunny desert landscape of Winterhaven, California. As a specialized 55 plus senior community, the park provides a relaxed atmosphere where guests can enjoy the mild winter climate of the Southwest. Whether you are staying for a few nights or an entire season, the park focuses on building a friendly and inclusive environment for its residents through active social engagement.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Imperial County, this park sits right on the border of California and Arizona. Its proximity to Yuma, Arizona, gives travelers easy access to urban conveniences while maintaining a quiet, rural feel. The surrounding landscape is characterized by wide-open desert vistas and the nearby Colorado River, offering a unique geographical setting that blends natural beauty with accessibility to major travel routes like Interstate 8.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped for long-term comfort, offering full hookup sites with both 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Residents often gather at the spacious clubhouse, which serves as the central hub for social activities, potlucks, and community events. Other key features include a sparkling heated pool, clean laundry facilities, and well-maintained shuffleboard courts. The grounds are designed for easy navigation, ensuring a comfortable stay for large rigs and seasonal travelers alike.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
There is plenty to explore within a short drive of the park. History buffs will enjoy visiting the Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park, while outdoor enthusiasts can head to the Imperial Sand Dunes for scenic views. For those interested in international culture and shopping, the popular border town of Los Algodones, Mexico, is just minutes away, offering a variety of dining, shopping, and specialized medical services often frequented by RVers.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for active seniors and snowbirds looking for a quiet, social home base during the winter months. It appeals to travelers who value a sense of community and a slower pace of life. If you enjoy organized group activities and proximity to both natural wonders and city amenities, Sans End RV Park provides the perfect balance for your California desert adventure.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
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I love this park!! This year we noticed new restrooms and laundry facilities, which was a great surprise. Management is friendly and accommodating. Great place to stay :)
Brian Page
Close to Yuma. Dirt rv sites and roads. Maybe it’ll be nice after the landscaping is in completely, but nobody seems to be working on it. They do have a pool but it isn’t heated, it’s kept about 70 degrees which is not comfortable for a pool.
Personal - Dave “Personal Account” Napolitano
The campground had dirt roads and mud, making it not the cleanest place. Showers required an additional fee, and there were many long-term residents.. We ended up leaving a day early. They are currently doing some remodeling, so it may improve over time.
Jean Napolitano
Park is run down. Roads are pack dirt and mud. Sidewalks are all broken up and crumbling. Lots of full timers living there and those sites are packed with stuff and junk. It is cheap but you get nothing but a pack dirt site. Have to pay $1.00 in quarters for a shower.
Chuck Berry
The staff are nice other than that my time there was ruined. If it wasn’t for a Dr’s appointment I would not have stayed 3 months. Pulled in Nov12th told pool was closed would be opened Dec1, well that never happened. Never told they were planning on remodeling. They started tearing into buildings closing off amenities. Sometimes both bathrooms closed at same time. The construction was still going on when left. They were cutting cement with an angle grinder. Imagine the dust pretty sure you shouldn’t be breathing it. They then would water the gravel roads turning them into mud. Maybe worth more stars if they are done with remodel. If you don’t want to be in top of each other you have to e to pay for premium. Otherwise some patios you share with neighbor and some lots your back window is up against their back window.