Reviews

Greg D. Lind

This CG is very tight, like a parking lot. Not my choice. $10 per day per vehicle for day-use; $15 per vehicle for overnight use; $75 annually. Different fee from the LTVA area. No cell service. Does have trash and water, but RV dump is at the LTVA site. Starlink RV would be the solution here for internet access.

Roberta J

We were just informed that you need to pay double if you tow a vehicle. No kidding. We have a 25 ft RV and we tow a Mini Cooper. According to the Yuma BLM field office, you pay per each motorized vehicle. We will be leaving and not coming back.

Jim Hebert

Love to stop here for a few weeks each winter. $15/nt or $75/yr with restrooms and showers ($1 token for 8 minutes). Wild Donkeys sometimes pass by at night. Much of the road here was replaced this year!!

terry shaw

Best of all camps at imperial dam. Right on the water.

Homefree On a Suzuki

$75 annual pass allows 14 days and then you have to leave for 14. Beautiful spot with a boat launch, showers, a few shade trees.

Anissa McDuffy

Camp hosts, not so friendly After parking and scoping out a site, the man came and warned us about purchasing the 15.00 overnight pass, told hime we just got here minutes ago, we would be purchasing. About an hour or so later. Ranger shows up, yeah we had already gotten the pass, sheesh. Relax, its 15.00 and it's been minutes since we got here. While Ranger searched the parking lot for "proof you paid" via the torn off part of the envelope that YOU write the dates on, someone in our party forgot to leave that part in her window, yep Captain Ranger Underpants, went on a tangent and threatened to tow, even tho we called the party and were down the street, so they came back, but he was definitely no bundle of joy to deal with. He did hang out to make sure they came back, even though it could of been confirmed with the camp host that had the other part of the envelope AND the $. Lots of flies, we also had lots of ants on our site. Camp spots could use some maintenance, lots of loose tree branches (with thorns) so be extra careful since we tented it this trip. We have come here for years and NEVER had these problems Hoping these camp hosts learn to enjoy retirement and not be so uptight!!