RV Parks in Yuma, AR

Yuma is surrounded from the northwest to the southeast by many places to bike, hike, camp and fish. You can expect to do these things beneath a warm sunny sky over 300 days out of the year. Yuma is loaded with RV parks and resorts that appeal to outdoor enthusiasts who have come to town looking for a place to park their vehicle while they head out to take advantage of the wealth of recreational activities surrounding the city.

Las Quintas Oasis RV Park

Las Quintas Oasis RV Park is for seniors age 55 and up. This Yuma RV resort offers 36 full hookup pull-through sites offering 30/50 amp electric connection. Facilities include bathrooms, showers, laundry, library, church and enclosed dog run. The clubhouse is the location for a variety of community activities and outside recreation includes a heated pool, spa, horseshoes and shuffleboard. You can also work out in the fitness center. A 10-mile long moderate bike trail from Marty's Ridge to Liberty Bell can be found about a half hour to the east of Las Quintas.

Las Quintas Oasis RV Park
10442 N. Frontage Road
Yuma, AZ 85365
(928) 305-9005
lasquintasrvresort.com\

Suni Sands Resort

Suni Sands Resort has 100 full hookup sites with 30 amp electric. Eighteen of these sites offer pull-through service. Facilities include bathrooms, showers, laundry, library and church service. On-site recreation includes a heated swimming pool and spa, horseshoes, shuffleboard and a recreation hall where you can play ping-pong, bingo or jam with other music-minded guest. Bring your pet because Suni Sands has a dog run and bring your bike because it also has a bike trail. If you don't have a bike, the same path can be walked. Toss your golf bag into your RV as well because this Yuma RV resort has golf nets so you can practice your drives. Little Picacho Peak offers a varied assortment of hiking trails less than 45 minutes away from Suni Sands.

Suni Sands Resort
1960 E. 32nd St.
Yuma, AZ 85365
(928) 726-5941
rvonthego.com/Suni-Sands.html

Hidden Shores RV Park

Hidden Shores RV park is home to 575 full hookup sites that offer 30/50 amp electrical and room for slideouts. Facilities include bathrooms, showers, laundry, library and RV storage. There is also a 20,000 square feet clubhouse that hosts everything from card games to ballroom dances. You can enjoy plenty of outdoor recreation without ever leaving the site thanks to its location on the Colorado River. Bring your own watercraft because Hidden Shores contains a marina, launch ramp and a beach. If you don't like river swimming you can head for the resort's swimming pool or just relax in the Jacuzzi. Golfers can perfect their game on the 9-hole executive course.

Hidden Shores RV Park
10300 Imperial Dam Road
Yuma, AZ 85365
(928) 539-6700
hiddenshores.com

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