RV Parks in the Yuma Area
Winter-sun RV resorts in and around Yuma, from a golf resort on the Colorado River and a members-only fishing-lake resort to big 55+ communities along 32nd Street and in the Foothills off I-8. Compare them here, then open a park guide for rates, site types, reviews and directions.
Yuma, Arizona · Along I-8 near California and Mexico
Parks
10 guides
Rates, sites & tips
Elevation
160–270 ft
Mild winters, very hot summers
Peak season
Nov–Mar
Most parks open all year; Yuma Lakes Sep–May
Phoenix
About 3 hr
Drive from Phoenix on I-8
Updated October 13, 2026 · Park details checked against each park’s website
Park map
Find a Yuma RV park on the map
See where each park sits around Yuma, then open its guide for rates, sites and directions.
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Yuma area
10 places to stay around Yuma
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An 18-hole golf course, a heated pool and roomy 35 × 55 ft sites near the Colorado River on Yuma’s west side. From $65 a night.
An Encore 55+ resort next to Walmart with a pool, hot tub and ballroom, a minute from I-8 Exit 3.
Formerly Desert Holiday RV Resort: RV sites with utilities and Wi-Fi, new cottages and a heated pool. RV sites from $40 a night.
A 55+ resort with 302 back-in, full-hookup sites, a heated pool and spa and a rec hall, near I-8 Exit 7.
A gated 55+ resort with 453 large lots, heated pools, Café 55 and a busy winter concert calendar, near I-8 Exit 7.
A 55+ park with 227 back-in sites, a pool and spa and pickleball. From $50 a night or $550 a month.
A big 55+ resort with about 1,230 spaces, heated pools and a fitness center. From $58 a night or $863 a month.
A members-only Colorado River Adventures resort on a stocked fishing lake, open mid-September to mid-May. Ask about a promo stay if you’re not a member.
222 full-hookup sites with fiber internet, a heated pool and pickleball, right off I-8 Exit 12. From $58 a night.
A 55+ park with oversized sites and 20/30/50-amp hookups off I-8 Exit 12. From $45 a night or $309 a month.
Where to stay
Yuma-area RV parks and resorts
Each park has a full guide with nightly rates, site types, review scores, directions and what’s nearby.
Cocopah Bend RV & Golf Resort
An 18-hole golf course, a heated pool and roomy 35 × 55 ft sites near the Colorado River on Yuma’s west side. From $65 a night.
Suni Sands RV Resort
An Encore 55+ resort next to Walmart with a pool, hot tub and ballroom, a minute from I-8 Exit 3.
Sandstone Cottages
Formerly Desert Holiday RV Resort: RV sites with utilities and Wi-Fi, new cottages and a heated pool. RV sites from $40 a night.
Villa Alameda RV Resort
A 55+ resort with 302 back-in, full-hookup sites, a heated pool and spa and a rec hall, near I-8 Exit 7.
The Palms RV Resort
A gated 55+ resort with 453 large lots, heated pools, Café 55 and a busy winter concert calendar, near I-8 Exit 7.
Arizona West RV Park
A 55+ park with 227 back-in sites, a pool and spa and pickleball. From $50 a night or $550 a month.
Sun Vista RV Resort
A big 55+ resort with about 1,230 spaces, heated pools and a fitness center. From $58 a night or $863 a month.
Yuma Lakes RV Resort
A members-only Colorado River Adventures resort on a stocked fishing lake, open mid-September to mid-May. Ask about a promo stay if you’re not a member.
Blue Sky RV Resort
222 full-hookup sites with fiber internet, a heated pool and pickleball, right off I-8 Exit 12. From $58 a night.
Sunset Palm RV Park
A 55+ park with oversized sites and 20/30/50-amp hookups off I-8 Exit 12. From $45 a night or $309 a month.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Park photos: Cocopah Bend RV & Golf Resort, Encore Suni Sands, Cacie Carroll Photography for Sandstone Cottages, Villa Alameda RV Resort, The Palms RV Resort, Sun Vista RV Resort and Sunset Palm RV Park; video stills from Walker’s Adventures (Yuma Lakes), Copperwood Communities (Arizona West) and MH Residential USA (Blue Sky), all on YouTube. Ocean-to-Ocean Bridge photo via Wikimedia Commons: Cbl62 (CC BY-SA 3.0). Map roads and places from OpenStreetMap contributors.
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