Usually, we don't opt for RV Parks when traveling, however, the strong winds at AGM made us reconsider. The park, albeit small, was spotless. The community center was in pristine condition, thanks to the excellent site managers and leaseholders. We appreciated the tranquility, cleanliness, superb laundry facilities, heated pool, and friendly neighbor on our left. On the downside, the cell signal was weak, as most of the park operates on a service for leaseholders, which sometimes made us feel like we were intruding. The community is closely bonded, and while many were welcoming, there was an unspoken tension. Essential amenities are roughly 10 miles away. We might consider staying again, but probably just for a night or two.

Tried to nab a spot two different times in 2020 -- late January and again in late February with no luck either time. Both times we ended up in the dry camp -- which is basically a gravel parking area -- for two nights. Very friendly folks here. On our first visit, a very charming "Welcome Wagon" lady stopped by our dry camp with all kinds of local info. On our second visit the folks across the street from the dry-camp invited us over to enjoy some fellowship, a fire and some adult beverages. Very nice! The pool and hot tub were very enjoyable. The grounds were immaculate and even the dry-camp was well kept and was occupied by friendly and courteous folks. The park is located several miles off of I-8 on the southeast side of Yuma and is convenient to lots of eateries, shopping and the like. It is about 10 minutes to downtown and about 30 minutes to the border crossing in Los Algodones. Would definitely return and get a regular spot for an extended stay when back in the area.

You need to be a member of Escapees to be in this park. Weekly rate is $100 which includes full-hookups. Electricity was extra ($.14/kilowatt). We used our solar as it’s pretty much sunny every day in Yuma. You couldn’t use your RV washing machine because of their septic system. However, their laundry was quite inexpensive. Washing machines were $1.25 and dryers were $.25 for 20 minutes. We washed our quilts/blankets/pillows. They have lots of activities happening every day/week which brings in everyone whether you are lot owners, weekly/monthly or even just drycamping. Everyone waves and you feel very welcome! The park managers were outstanding and were detail oriented! There was a pool/hot tub too! Technology: paid park WiFi (but we didn’t test), AT&T only 1 bar, and some OTR TV channels. Our hot spot with a MyFI antenna gave us a decent speed. This park is south of Yuma, but we enjoyed the scenery of lemon/orange trees and alfalfa fields - it felt like you weren’t in the desert! We would definitely stay here again.

We stayed two weeks at the rate of $100/week plus electric ($3 day average for electric - AC running most of the time). The park is about 5 miles from the military base, 8 miles from most other businesses, and about 25 miles from the Los Algodones border crossing. Very convenient for everything we needed! The people at the park were very friendly and helpful. Laundry room was very clean and in great working condition. The area next to the park was great for walking my dog and she could run leash free. It was easy to have my mail forwarded to here. We didn’t use the bathroom or showers, but I’m sure they were like the rest of the park and were an above average experience!

We stopped here to re-group, get laundry done, dump and fill. We stayed in the dry camping area. Although the dry camp area is a little tight all the neighbors were very friendly and quiet. This was a great stop for us to get ready to boondocking again. Laundry room was very clean, 1.25 to wash and .25 for dry of 20 min. We went to Los Algodones for a day. About a half hour drive to the border entrance. Everyone in the park was super friendly. They have activities daily. We did enjoy the hot tub.