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Tier Drop RV Park
Overview
Tier Drop RV Park offers a peaceful desert escape for travelers seeking a slower pace of life in the heart of Wellton, Arizona. Known for its quiet atmosphere and welcoming community, this park provides a comfortable home base for those exploring the Southwest. Whether you are passing through for a night or staying for the entire winter season, the park focuses on delivering a reliable and stress-free experience for every visitor looking to enjoy the beauty of the Arizona desert.
Location & Surroundings
Located approximately 30 miles east of Yuma, Wellton provides a serene backdrop characterized by wide-open skies and scenic mountain views. Tier Drop RV Park is situated conveniently near Interstate 8, making it an accessible stop for travelers heading toward California or further into Arizona. The surrounding area is defined by its agricultural heritage and vast stretches of the Sonoran Desert, offering a true sense of tranquil isolation without being too far from modern conveniences and shopping.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with practical comforts in mind, featuring sites equipped with full hookups including 30 and 50-amp electrical service to accommodate modern rigs. Guests have access to essential facilities such as clean laundry rooms and well-maintained restrooms and showers. As a pet-friendly destination, the park encourages travelers to bring their furry companions along. The layout is designed to promote easy navigation for various RV sizes, ensuring a smooth setup process so you can start relaxing immediately.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts and golfers will find plenty to occupy their time near Wellton. The nearby Coyote Wash Golf Course is a popular destination for those looking to hit the links under the consistent Arizona sun. For history buffs, a short drive to Yuma reveals the fascinating Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park and the charming historic downtown district. Nature lovers can also explore the surrounding desert trails or visit the nearby Gila River area for birdwatching and photography.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal match for winter snowbirds looking for a warm, affordable place to spend the colder months in a friendly, low-stress environment. It also serves as an excellent choice for long-haul travelers or couples who prefer a no-frills, quiet setting over high-activity resort environments. If you value a community where the atmosphere is relaxed and the stars shine brightly at night, Tier Drop RV Park fits your travel style perfectly.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Judy Lockwood
Nice stop for a reasonable overnight price. Restrooms with free showers were clean. Laundry was 2$/w and 2$/dry. Friendly hosts. AT&T cell service was very good.
GP Whisperer
Stayed here because Yuma has only a handful of non 55+ sites and super expensive if they aren't. Nice place, easy in and easy out, staff is awesome and very accomodating. Visited Mexico about 40 minutes away to get some dental work done. Also did some hiking while staying here. Nice spacious Pull thru sites and fairly easy to manuver inside the park with a 40' Class A towing a 14' trailer. The site itself was plenty long for both the rig with trailer and an extra car too. FHU site, everything was in working order and placed well for our Rig. There is a train that frequents the area and runs both during the day and night, definitely is noticeable from the rumbling, but no horn at night so I'm sure I missed it a few times during the night when sleeping so not too bad at noise level.
Rene Habel
You get what you pay. Dusty RV parking lot. Most of the sites are buddy sites with minimum space between the sites. The sites are back to back like a parking lot. With the wind, it can be very dusty. After one month, there was dust everywhere in the RV. Fortunately, there was no RV buddy with us during our one month stay, but there was a RV back to us most of the time. (Hiding sun and view) Positive: Heated pool and interior SPA. Not expensive.
Chris S
Absolutely recommend this place. As first time RVers a few years ago, they definitely helped to turn our first trip into an awesome experience. So much as we returned the following year and plan on it again. I was absolutely blown away in how hard it was to find an RV park that allowed you to even stay if you were not 55 yrs old or older. They not only welcomed us in but we felt very much at home by the time we left and when returning the following season. The staff is amazing, the people are great, snowbirds and long term residents. We met some amazing friends and some amazing kiddos and remain in contact in off seasons. The kiddos really bring smiles and laughter throughout the park. Very dog friendly, staff always willing to help accommodate requests and open to suggestions. There is always something going on activity wise and if their isn’t you suggest it and you’ll have people together in no time. Thank you guys so very much for making not only our first experience great but returning years as well!!
May “Travels with Beastie”
Extremely nice people in this park. Nice, quiet and clean park. Showers could be better and cleaner but still ok.