hottubkid
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We are near Yuma AZ now. We want to check out friendly RV parks near Yuma. Do not want to be in the city traffic and noise but want,pot lucks, hottub, pool,cards and mainly friendly people. Suggestions Please. Looking for maybe next year.
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pjsky
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There ia only one place in Yuma to go to and that Is Cocopah Resort. It used to be the best kept secret in Arizona untill I started blabbing about it.
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samsontdog
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There are many such Parks in the Yuma Foothills. Drive into the Parks and look around. Some of the Parks you have to check in before they will let you inside
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Fishinghat
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Cocopah is great, but it is part of a Native American reservation that includes a very good casino. It is just north and west of Yuma, and just a few miles outside the city limits.
There are over 20 excellent RV parks in the Foothills just east of Yuma, and as many in Yuma itself. Those in town tend to be older and have smaller pads than the newer parks outside of town.
We stayed at Sharngi-La RV Resort on Frontage Rd in the Foothills for several years until we moved on to a private lot a few years ago. There are several others that also have pools, social functions and other activities as well.
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pjsky
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Fishinghat wrote:Cocopah is great, but it is part of a Native American reservation that includes a very good casino. It is just north and west of Yuma, and just a few miles outside the city limits.
There are over 20 excellent RV parks in the Foothills just east of Yuma, and as many in Yuma itself. Those in town tend to be older and have smaller pads than the newer parks outside of town.
We stayed at Sharngi-La RV Resort on Frontage Rd in the Foothills for several years until we moved on to a private lot a few years ago. There are several others that also have pools, social functions and other activities as well.
Cocopah Resort being on Indian land is GREAT. There is NO sales tax. This is our seventh year year there. It's the best place in Yuma to winter.
Paul
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nancyjerry
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Cocopah sounds great, does that make it expensive too? The casino will cost me enough  ...We are heading to Yuma today.
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samsontdog
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daily $46.00
weekly $265.00
monthly $675.00
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Don in Niagara
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YIKES!!
samsontdog wrote:daily $46.00
weekly $265.00
monthly $675.00
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Baxtersparents
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Del Pueblo www.delueblorv.com
You're out in the country, nice big park, dog friendly.. WIFI & 77 channel cable included.. LARGE sites
daily $48. + taxes
weekly $270 + taxes
Monthly $610 plus electric
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hottubkid
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Just an FYI. We drove out to the foothills and checked some parks out. We were not impressed. We are at Southern Mesa RV park. This is a little south of Del Pueblo. It is Four hundred a month plus electric. I think we are going to just stay here.Nice and friendly And so far cheaper for the same.
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