Where to stay in Yuma next winter for a couple of weeks?

[Thunder_Mountai]

As subject says, we want to stay in Yuma for a couple of weeks next winter. Lots to choose from in RVparkreviews.com, but we always like to ask here before making any decisions.

Here is our profile and requirements:

Good fenced dog park for three shelties
Full hook ups
Hot tub and pool if possible, exercise room optional
Large level sites, paved preferred
AT&T service for hotspot
We have our own satellite TV
Should be convenient to grocery etc.
We don't mind large, well run RV resorts with mix of RV and park models, medium to upper price range

Suggestions for what we enjoy doing:
We are hikers, walkers, double track mountain bikers, moderate off road Jeeping
Love good museums and occasional good dining

[Trackrig]

We went into Yuma twice for groceries last winter. Did a little looking around at RV parks, but not a lot. From what we saw, they looked very cramped, they had the RVs stacked in them like cord wood. I'm sure there's some nice ones, but they didn't just jump out at me.

We stayed further east at Date Land where we could run the Jeeps and four wheelers. And a little north of Yuma at the Imperial Dam BLM area.

If I was to stay in Yuma, I would find one of the private lots that hold one or two MHs and come with your own separate washer and dryer.

Bill

[More_To_See]

Thunder Mountain wrote:
... Here is our profile and requirements: ...

This post should be required reading for anyone ever wanting to ask a question on the forums. Clear, concise, exactly what is wanted. And nowhere in the post is the word "best" used. I'm impressed.

[Thunder_Mountai]

nomad297 wrote:
An old friend of mine is the Communications Director of Yuma County, and he RVs!! I have posed your question to him and he said he will get back to me in a little while. I will post when I hear back from him.

Bruce

Cool. Thanks! Looking forward to your post.

[nomad297]

An old friend of mine is the Communications Director of Yuma County, and he RVs!! I have posed your question to him and he said he will get back to me in a little while. I will post when I hear back from him.

Bruce

[Thunder_Mountai]

Gemstone wrote:
Sooo many choices....Yuma Palms is probably the newest, perhaps the most well appointed RV parks, and may have short stay spots available...but remember, winter is peak season....call ahead.

Regards
Gemstone

Thanks for your suggestion. Went to their website. Kind of reminds me of the place we stay at in Gold Canyon. They definitely play by the rules. More rules than the HOA where we lived. Might give them a call.

We are veteran snowbirders. So we know about making reservations.

[Gemstone]

Sooo many choices....Yuma Palms is probably the newest, perhaps the most well appointed RV parks, and may have short stay spots available...but remember, winter is peak season....call ahead.

Regards
Gemstone

[Valkyriebush]

Three dogs, three cats? BLM land. Just kidding. Many have a two pet limit. Country Roads and the Palms on the high end. Any park in Yuma is near all the things you mentioned. I live in Yuma but never stayed in a park. Lots to choose from. November is busy, make a reservation.