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Photo thanks to MH Residential USA on YouTube

Blue Sky RV Resort

Google rating 4.4

A friendly long-stay RV resort off I-8 in the Fortuna Foothills, with 222 full-hookup sites, fiber internet, a pool heated for winter and a calendar of dinners, dances and live shows.

Yuma, Arizona · Fortuna Foothills, off I-8 Exit 12

Season

Year-round

Long stays welcome

Elevation

About 260 ft

Mild winters, very hot summers

Hookups

30/50 amp

Water, sewer & power

Big rigs

Big-rig friendly

Per listings; RVers report 45 ft

Updated October 4, 2026 · Details checked against the resort’s website

Pool, pickleball & a social calendar

The Blue Sky experience

A long-stay favorite on the Foothills side of Yuma, with shaded sites, fiber internet and a clubhouse that keeps the winter busy.

Full hookupsWater, sewer, 30/50 amp

Pool & hot tubHeated for winter, cooled for summer

Fiber internetIncluded, plus upgraded cable TV

ClubhousePool tables & ping pong

Pickleball courtOn site

Workout roomFitness equipment

Laundry roomOn-site washers & dryers

Doggie CorralFenced dog area

Shaded sitesMature trees around the park

Dinners & dancesPlus jam sessions & live shows

Camp host 24/7Help on site around the clock

Hair salonFull service, on site

Asphalt sitesEight paved sites

Rental unitsPark models & fifth wheels

Cable TVUpgraded package

What guests say

The resort report card

We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together: guests praise the friendly staff, the clean grounds and the monthly value, while a small dog area and snug standard lots come up in the complaints.

How RVers rate it

Category scores from 3 Campendium reviewers, out of 5

Location 4.3 out of 5 Quiet for an I-8 location

Access 4.7 out of 5

Cleanliness 5.0 out of 5

Site quality 4.7 out of 5

Noise 4.3 out of 5

Field notes from RVers

Longest rig RVers report45 ft

Cell signal reportedVerizon 5GAT&T 4G/5GT-Mobile 5G

Last reported nightly rate$52 Nov 2025

As reported by Campendium users. Confirm rates, site lengths and policies with the resort before you go.

Fortuna Foothills, off I-8

Getting there

The resort sits on the I-8 south frontage road in the Fortuna Foothills, under a mile west of Exit 12 and about 16 minutes east of downtown Yuma.

Map of the area around Blue Sky RV Resort in YumaThe resort sits on South Frontage Road on the south side of I-8 in the Fortuna Foothills, east of Yuma. From I-8, take Exit 12 for Fortuna Road, go south to South Frontage Road, then turn west and drive under a mile to the resort on the left. Downtown Yuma is about 16 minutes west. The Andrade port of entry to Los Algodones, Mexico, is about 23 minutes west. Phoenix is about 2 hours 35 minutes east and San Diego about 2 hours 50 minutes west on I-8.889595Colorado RiverGila RiverCALIFORNIAMEXICOFORTUNA FOOTHILLSYUMA INTL AIRPORTEXIT 12DOWNTOWN YUMAABOUT 16 MIN WEST← To San DiegoAbout 2 hr 50 min on I-8 westTo Phoenix →About 2 hr 35 min on I-8 east← Los AlgodonesBorder · about 23 minBLUE SKY RV RESORTSouth Frontage Rd · I-8 Exit 121 miN

Route from I-8: Exit 12 (Fortuna Rd), then west on South Frontage Rd

EXIT 12 · I-8

Set your GPS

10247 S Frontage Rd, Yuma, AZ 85365

From PhoenixAbout 2 hr 35 min

To downtown YumaAbout 16 min

To Los Algodones*About 23 min

From San DiegoAbout 2 hr 50 min

Stay on the south side of I-8. From Fortuna Road, turn west on South Frontage Road; the resort is on the left in under a mile.

About 260 ft elevation. January highs near 70°; summer highs often top 105°.

*Approximate Google Maps driving times from the park; the Los Algodones time is to the Andrade port of entry. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.

Out the gate

Around Blue Sky

Leave the rig parked. Yuma’s river history, its riverfront parks and the border town of Los Algodones are all an easy drive west.

Sunny prison yard at Yuma Territorial Prison, with the long stone cellblock and its barred doors beside an adobe building and palm trees
≈ 16 min west

Photo thanks to Scotwriter (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Yuma Territorial Prison

Walk the 1876 stone cellblocks and climb the guard tower of Arizona Territory’s first prison, on a bluff above the Colorado River.

Single-story adobe Quartermaster’s Office with a red roof and wide wooden porch on a green lawn at Colorado River State Historic Park, photographed in 2014
≈ 16 min west

Photo thanks to Cbl62 (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Colorado River State Historic Park

The Army depot that supplied the Southwest from 1864, with adobe buildings, wagons and the story of how the river was tamed. Closed Mondays.

Steel truss bridge with a freight train crossing the Colorado River in Yuma, with riverside trees in front, photographed in 2008
≈ 20 min west

Photo thanks to XeresNelro (CC BY-SA 4.0)

West Wetlands Park

A free 110-acre riverfront park with a stocked fishing pond, a beach, a boat launch and one of Yuma’s favorite playgrounds.

Shop-lined main street in Los Algodones, Baja California, with an arcade on the right and an old water tower down the road
≈ 23 min to the border

Photo thanks to Comisión Mexicana de Filmaciones (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Los Algodones, Mexico

The border town just west of Yuma is a popular day trip for dentists, opticians and shopping. Bring a passport or passport card for the trip back.

Also near I-8

Other parks worth a look

Three more Yuma parks a few minutes from Blue Sky, from a 55+ neighbor down the road to big resorts on 32nd Street.

Clubhouse patio at Sunset Palm RV Park in Yuma, with palms, a fountain and a red-rock garden
≈ 2 min

Photo thanks to Sunset Palm RV Park

Sunset Palm RV Park

A 55+ park south of I-8 Exit 12 with oversized gravel sites, 20/30/50 amp hookups and daily to annual rates.

Outdoor pool with lounge chairs, shade sails and palm trees at Sun Vista RV Resort in Yuma
≈ 6 min west

Photo thanks to Sun Vista RV Resort

Sun Vista RV Resort

A huge 55+ resort with about 1,230 spaces, indoor and outdoor heated pools, a ballroom and a two-story fitness center.

Residents playing cards in the clubhouse at Arizona West RV Park in Yuma
≈ 6 min west

Photo thanks to Copperwood Communities (YouTube)

Arizona West RV Park

A 55+ park with 227 back-in sites, a pool and spa, pickleball and posted daily to annual rates.

Before you book

Plan your stay

Everything that decides whether Blue Sky fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.

Our take: a well-kept, friendly long-stay park on the Foothills side of town, with fiber internet and a pool that’s heated in winter. Expect good monthly value, a lively winter calendar and standard lots that can feel snug for bigger rigs.

Park ratesPublished rates · checked Oct 4, 2026

Daily, from$58 /night

Weekly, from$350 /week

Monthly, plus electricity$525 /month

Rental units$900–$1,300 /month

Starting rates from the resort’s rates page; electricity and taxes are not included. Rental park models and fifth wheels mostly need a 4-month stay.

Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the resort’s rates page or call (928) 342-1444.

Typical January afternoon

Yuma70°

Chicago32°

38° warmer than Chicago in January.

4 + 4 points

Is it right for you?

Who it suits, what to consider, and why snowbirds come.

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4 ways to stay

Site types

Daily to monthly from $58 a night, plus rental units.

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10 details

Rates & policies

Rates, pets, internet, office hours and booking.

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5 questions

Before you book

Questions to ask on the phone before you reserve.

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Blue Sky is an RV resort aimed at long stays, with 222 full-hookup sites along I-8 in the Fortuna Foothills. Winter brings dinners, dances and live shows; the trade-offs are standard lots RVers call tight and a frontage-road setting.

Best for

  • Snowbirds who want a social winter, with dinners, dances, jam sessions and live shows.
  • Remote workers: the resort says fiber internet is included, plus upgraded cable TV.
  • Monthly stays, from $525 a month plus electricity.
  • Travelers who don’t meet a 55+ rule: the resort’s website lists no age restriction.

Consider this

  • RVers call the standard lots tight; ask for a larger site if you need room.
  • Reviewers describe the dog corral as a small fenced pen.
  • It sits on the I-8 frontage road, though RVers say it’s quiet inside.
  • Electricity and taxes are extra, and the resort doesn’t post its deposit or refund rules online.

Why snowbirds come

Typical January afternoon

70°

Yuma

Yuma Intl Airport

32°

Chicago

O’Hare Airport

38 degrees warmer than Chicago. Normal January highs, 1991–2020.

Most guests come for weeks or months. Rates below are the resort’s published starting prices; electricity and taxes are extra.

Daily $58/night

Full hookup30/50 ampFiber internetPool & hot tub

Starting nightly rate. Good Sam lists a member discount on nightly stays; confirm when you book.

Weekly $350/week

Full hookupTry it outElectric extraTaxes extra

A week costs about the same as six nights at the starting daily rate.

Monthly $525/month

Long-term siteElectric extraWinter staysBest value

The resort’s starting monthly rate for a long-term site, before electricity and taxes.

Rentals $900–$1,300/month

Park modelsFifth wheels4-month minimumMost no pets

Eight rental units from 30 to 38 ft. Most need a 4-month stay and a $250–$350 deposit.

Daily$58Starting rate; electric and tax extra

Stay typesDaily to monthlyWeekly from $350; monthly from $525

Rentals$900–$1,300Per month; mostly 4-month minimum

InternetFiber includedPlus upgraded cable TV

SeasonYear-roundPool heated in winter, cooled in summer

OfficeHours varyPhones answered 8 a.m.–8 p.m. daily

PetsWelcomeDoggie Corral; listings say up to 2 pets

Sites222 full hookups30/50 amp; 8 asphalt sites

BookingOnline or phoneBook online through the resort’s website

AgeNo limit postedThe resort’s site lists no 55+ rule

Checked against blueskyyuma.com on October 4, 2026. Rates are subject to change at any time; see the resort’s website or call (928) 342-1444 for the latest rates. The resort doesn’t publish its deposit or refund rules for RV sites, so ask before you pay.

Good to know before you pull in

Five things that change your booking

Ask these on the phone before you reserve.

  • Standard or larger lot? RVers call standard lots tight; ask what fits your rig and slides.
  • What’s included? Electricity and taxes are extra; ask how electricity is billed on monthly stays.
  • Deposit and refunds? The resort doesn’t post its RV-site deposit or cancellation rules online.
  • Bringing pets? Pets are welcome; confirm the number, breeds and any fees before you arrive.
  • Coming in summer? Highs often top 105°. The pool is cooled in summer, and office hours vary by season.

Know before you go

Frequently asked questions

A few details before you hit the road.

The resort’s website doesn’t list an age restriction, and MHVillage describes it as an all-ages community. RVers say most guests are winter visitors. Call (928) 342-1444 if age matters for your group.

The resort’s rates page lists starting prices of $58 a night, $350 a week and $525 a month for a long-term site. Electricity and taxes are not included, and rates can change.

Yes. The resort says high-speed fiber internet is included, along with upgraded cable TV.

Yes. Pets are welcome, and there’s a fenced Doggie Corral. Listings say up to two pets; confirm limits and any fees with the office.

Listings describe the resort as big-rig friendly, and Campendium users report rigs up to 45 ft. Some reviewers found the standard lots tight, so give the office your length and slide-outs when you book.

Book online through the resort’s website or call (928) 342-1444. The resort says phones are answered from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.

About 23 minutes to the Andrade port of entry. It’s a popular day trip from Yuma; bring a passport, passport card or other accepted ID to return to the U.S.

Season: Year-round

Ready for a winter at Blue Sky?

Trade snow for sunshine, with a heated pool by day and a dinner or dance at the clubhouse at night. Book direct with the resort for current rates and availability.

or call (928) 342-1444

Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. The main photo comes from MH Residential USA (from their YouTube tour), with our thanks; the other photos on this page show the Yuma area, not the resort. Yuma photos by Clay Elliot, EcoNaturalist.com and Tyler Scheviak on Unsplash (Unsplash License). Yuma photos via Wikimedia Commons: Ragnar76149 (Telegraph Pass; CC BY-SA 4.0), Jeff Vanuga, USDA NRCS (lettuce fields; public domain) and Jeff Vanuga, USDA NRCS (date grove; public domain); the images were resized. Video: MH Residential USA on YouTube. Nearby-card photos via Wikimedia Commons: Scotwriter (prison yard; CC BY-SA 3.0), Cbl62 (Quartermaster’s Office; CC BY-SA 3.0), XeresNelro (railroad bridge; CC BY-SA 4.0) and Comisión Mexicana de Filmaciones (Los Algodones; CC BY-SA 2.0); the images were resized. Other-park card photos come from each park (or its video creator), with thanks. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

Disclaimer

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