Arizona sugestions

Joe....here is an example of the Yuma Foothills private RV sites from someones blog....Foothills private RV sites

Regards
Gemstone

My goodness, I appreciate ya'lls help on the Arizona wintering-over question.....

I might even move to AZ. I could see that happening. I like the folks of Arizona, the ones I know and have met!

Supercharged - since you may be reading & since you know motorcycles - can you recommend a fabricator in the Phoenix area on my way to Yuma that might could install a rack on my receiver hitch that would facilitate a 200 lb. Honda Ruckus? I know I can handle racking and re-racking a Ruckus by myself, but would prefer a '68-'73 Honda CL350 if I had my druthers, but the 350s are upwards of 200 lbs.

I have gotten a lot of help here, and I want to thank all local Arizonians on my enquiries here!

gscudder wrote:
Got an E-mail from the folks at Palm Creek, We are a No-Go due to our ages.
We are mid 30's/early40's. guess the old folks dont want us Retired Veterans around!!
Gregg

Try Casa Grande Rv Resort newly remodeled park no age restrictions

Last winter we arrived in February and had no problem finding a lot in the Fortuna Foothills. As previously suggested, just drive around. For rent signs are often posted on the lot. As I recall, we payed about 300 bucks per month including water, sewer, and electricity.

the Yuma White (and Green) papers often have rental ads, as does Craig's List.

Schechert Estates is the farthest out, in the southeast corner. A good plan might be to start there and make some sort of search plan and drive back and forth over tge quadrant, though gas consumed isn't a trivial factor these days. But grab a temporary site at a park (might be worth reserving in one fir a few days at the beginning).

There is also a North Foothills, which is north of I-8. I don't know anything about it, but I think it is probably more oriented toward permanent residents.

Joe....Here is a partial list of RV parks in Yuma....without calling or visiting each website, there is no way to know what they offer or their rates.

Yuma RV Parks

Here is one listed on craigslist : May Avenue Park, however I know nothing about it.

And a private lot advertized on craigslist: Private Lot

And another private Lot: another

And yet another: another private lot

With your budget, IMO, your best bet in Yuma would be a private RV lot in the Foothills section, they are usually full hookup, with garbage service, but with no WiFi, no gym, but plenty of smooth, paved streets for walking...you share a 65x120' fenced, gated, graveled lot with another RV-er. These lots usually rent for $300 and up.

Finding a private lot in the Foothills is as simple as driving the streets looking for "for rent" sign and calling the listed number.

Regards
Gemstone

Gemstone wrote:
Super, I just share what I know first hand.
Now that we've each said our piece, lets get back to the original subject of the OP.

Regards
Gemstone

Share what you think you know.

OK, $300 +/- fits my budget. I'm a single traveller ~ I travel light....

I don't like hanging in bars ~ not into organized religion either. I just like shopping @ Walmart and cooking in my rig ~ or out to breakfast often. Don't like doing much but exercising most every day. A cheap health club/gym will do. A high school track is good to workout at too.

I like the lower-end, non-social types of RV parks, just want WiFi/30AMP electric/water/sewer - and as long as there's not loose dogs / loud music/partying/drunks or beggars about wandering the premises.

I am going to buy a Honda MC - I am thinking a Honda Ruckus to get about town. I used to ride Hondas in my teens all over Omaha, NE growing-up. I want to get a fabricated carrier on the rear of my Class C for the Ruckus. I do not tow a car. I walk presently, or take the RV to get around where I am staying.

Me Again wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
I'm not on the Chamber of Commerce of either town.

Problem seems to be that most of your posts are down right goofy, so it is difficult for others to switch gears when reading a post that you make that contains real information. So that is a price that you have to pay!!!

Supercharged has travelled and lived in the state for 51 years, and he seems to have been there and done that - in AZ.

Can you help me with RV park information on either Yuma or Gila Bend, AZ?

pawatt wrote:
Play nice or it all disappears.

PLEASE!!!

Someone didn't hear me?????
Getting tired of deleting posts

Super, I just share what I know first hand.
Now that we've each said our piece, lets get back to the original subject of the OP.

Regards
Gemstone