I'm coming up on my two-year anniversary living at Hidden Beaches River Resort and that inspired me…read moreto write a review. I absolutely love it here! A few key things that make this Park stand out: THE STAFF: This on-site team is professional, friendly and quick to resolve any issues. Deya is a gem. She truly cares about the tenants and is always friendly and upbeat. Carlos keeps my grass green and is the first one to help me carry a heavy package if he sees me struggling to pull a package out of the mail center box. And Martin, he is on top of any maintenance issue I request-almost before I finish the sentence. THE FACILITIES: It is so convenient to have an on-site laundry. So much nicer than having to drive into town and deal with people vying for machines. And I was lucky enough to be able to host BINGO which enabled me to meet several of the tenants from all walks of life. They are a great bunch of people - definitely fun Bingo enthusiasts! THE LOCATION: This is the Pie'ce de Resistance! I have such a beautiful view. I am fortunate enough to be on the water. The sunrise/sunsets are incredible! Just having this view keeps me smiling and feeling upbeat. I thoroughly recommend this RV Resort to anyone wanting a beautiful, serene place to live or visit on weekends and holidays. I don't plan on ever leaving.

Amazing little glamping gem on the river. Very relaxing. Easy river access. Family orientated good…read morefor fur babies

Nice people at a nice campground that's undergoing major repairs…read more Check to see if bathrooms and pool are open before you go.

Had a great night, right on the Colorado River, palm trees, grass for our dog, stayed in space F7…read more They sell propane, have free air compressor and free dump station for guests. Courteous staff made our stay GREAT

Park is okay, we do camping with the family every year, unfortunately they make a lot of money on…read morecamping spots and day parking I wonder why they haven't make the park safe, we literally have to do a dangerous hike to go to the water, Insaw few people falling over the rocks! place is really dangerous I don't know why they haven't fix this

Mayflower Regional Park was a fun and relaxing place to visit with someone. I saw many teenagers…read morecamping and spending time by the Colorado River and the whole area felt clean and welcoming. The atmosphere felt calm and friendly with campfires, laughter, and the sound of water nearby. Teenagers would love how social and laid back it feels because it gives them a chance to enjoy nature without pressure. The service was helpful especially when checking in or asking about campsite options. The value was excellent with affordable camping and RV spots. The quality of the grounds and river access was high and everything felt safe and well managed. The selection of activities like camping, exploring, and relaxing by the water made it perfect for teenagers who enjoy the outdoors. I have only been there once before writing this review but it was one of the most refreshing places I have visited. I highly recommend that teenagers go there because it gives them a chance to enjoy nature in a playful and peaceful way.

We had a great visit despite the 118° weather. The campground itself was clean. Everything was…read morepicked up and nice. Looks to be fairly new so the trees are small so make sure you have shade. But be careful the winds do pick up and will blow your shade structure or motorhome awning quite a bit! We found the staff so helpful and nice. Lou traveled around, greeted the guests even on the beach with his golf cart making sure everyone was happy and didn't need anything. The young girl in the front office was also helpful. The clubhouse is nice and big and we were able to use it and cool off for games. I'm sure our Group will be back.

Our first time doing a river trip with the AZ Jet Boat crew and this place was great!!! Easy access…read moreto the water, clubhouse was fantastic and had showers for us to use after our day on the river...can't wait to come back and rent a little house for the weekend!

Had the very best time staying in one of the tiny homes!! The property was great and we rented a…read moregolf cart that got us around no problem. Spent some time by the water and in the pool too! The kitchen was perfect for our snacks and food. Loved the layout of the home and property. Had so much fun!!! Would definitely return without question!!!!!

We stayed in a cute little cabin, fully equipped with a kitchen and bathroom, living room, and…read morebedroom. We were right on the riverfront. It is a very nice resort with an amazing view, friendly office of staff and all the amenities that we needed. We had the best time!

Amazing service all around! All staff are very knowledgeable and have many years of experience. The…read morestaff were so helpful and friendly. They helped launch the jetskis and even came to pick them up! We have rented from them multiple times and each time the service has been great. I definitely recommend renting from Parker Watercraft.

5/5 Experience! We rented a Yamaha jet ski from Parker…read moreWatercraft Rental for the entire day 9-5 best deal on the river by far. Donna was so welcoming and we had the best time with family out on the water! Everything about the experience was super smooth Richie helped us pick the best jet ski and they were all so professional from booking to a punctual pick-up and drop-off. The team and Adrian was on time, friendly, and made sure we had an amazing, worry-free day. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to make the most of their time on the water! They were military friendly and very supportive. :) Even after the trip they were so heartfelt like did you have a great time? Genuine passionate and treats people right and fair thank you, you all rock keep it up. 100% recommend to all help family and friends. It's not a matter of if we will rent from them but when we will rent from them again the next time we are in town. Thank you!

We stayed here 2 nights for the Parker River Float. The campground is very clean. It was luxurious…read morehaving electric and water hookups for our 5th wheel. We felt sorry for the tent campers in the 115° heat. We stayed in Space #23 on the end and closest to the water. The tent campers line the grassy cove. The cove leads to a short sandy beach that is protected from the wake of the river boats. In the morning we hiked up the trail on the mountain side to the chairs. Incredible views of the river. There's a grassy dog area, boat ramp, 2 public bathrooms, cactus garden, dump for the RV waste and the rangers were nice and helpful. We would definitely stay here again.

Great campground nice clean beach with boat ramp. Awesome views. Clean restrooms. Small but very…read morenice

I love Walter's Camp and appreciate meeting Tabitha today. She's lovely and has a great authentic…read morequality about her. She is a graciously sincere kind person and will be very helpful to make sure her guests are well cared for. Thanks to her yet again for making our trip extra wonderful. It is a great place to launch watercraft and explore. Today on the river was beautiful and I can't wait for next time! Be sure to take the time to visit Walter's Camp and don't let the bumpy gravel road deter you! Say hi to Tabitha and check out the general store. It's well stocked for a small place. Thankful yet again!!

Visited Walter's Camp on my first canoe camp trip on 3/13/25. I was pleased to see that it wasn't…read morebusy. Tabitha, the camp host helped me get set up and gave me the lay of the land. The general store has a few items, merchandise, and even a bar back that is used when the camp is in full swing after Memorial Day according to Tabitha. I chose a far site at the edge of the property underneath two tamarisk/salt cedar trees which was great for shade. I launched my canoe at the concrete boat ramp and paddled the old Colorado River channel right out in front of the camp which is not lacking in it's scenery of Cibola Natl Wildlife Refuge and the beautiful Trigo Mountains Wilderness viewable eastward. Nighttime is where things came alive! Dozens of braying burros, coyotes, and owls that would hoot up a storm in the trees above me. An a/c or refrigeration until by the general store ran in cycles all night and was about as annoying as someone running a generator. The facilities provided had showers and pit toilets, all in good condition. Taking a moment to stretch/yoga before the morning paddle in the communal hang out area in front of the general store was a great idea. I was greeted by an amazing SW sherbet sunrise over the calm waters of the inner channel of the Colorado, it was spectacular. I'm typically a dispersed camper, so some of my gripes about the noise you can probably take with a grain of salt. Would I stay the night again? Sure, but I'd prefer something a bit more isolated. Thank you Tabitha for all your advice on boating the river as a novice, appreciate what you do!

If you're looking for an amazing place to camp on the beach this is it. They have great showers and…read morebathrooms, a pool, water at every camp site and miles of beach. You can bring your ATV's or dune buggy and spend hours on their off road course. Punta Estrella is the best place to camp in the San Felipe area. It's far away from town that you can see a billion stars but it's close enough to go get ice and supplies as needed. I highly recommend a visit even if it''s just for the day to play on the clean beach.

Haven't camped here yet, but Rancho Punta Estrella is our favorite beach to come spend the day at…read morein San Felipe. The beach is beautiful and clean and there are tons of shells on the sand at low tide. The coco and pina trucks come through frequently as well. We love making memories here.

We Went there for food. There are two pools and jacuzzi to hang out. I ordered a double burger,…read more fried pickles and a Bloody Mary. Forgot to take pics. Everything was delicious. You order on the counter. Service was prompt

We drove 4 1/2 hours to take advantage of our introductory offer of free stay and $200 back. Upon…read morearrival no one was at the gatehouse to check us in. A sign in the window said "be back soon". After waiting in the heat for about 20 minutes I called the number I had for them and was told to use the microphone by the building and someone would come help. Well ok nice to know. We got checked in and were told they had no power or water. It would be on before 9 pm. And then they put us in the second row and said no one but members get the front row. Well you would think if they are trying to sell you a membership they would try to really treat you. There were several spots open in the front row. Our neighboring RV in the 2nd row was about 15 feet away from our front door. Their sewer hose ran right next to our picnic table. By the time e finally got settled in and were able to turn on the AC it was time for bed. The next morning we took our dogs down to the dog beach. Where exactly is it? Had to walk thru other people's camps to finally get to it. It was a pretty good walk from our location which was a bit hard for seniors with mobility issues. After the dog park we were pretty much ready to leave. The park has no shade and unless you want to sit outside and smell your neighbors sewage you have no other choice than to just sit in your RV. With dogs, we didn't want to leave them in the RV to annoy our neighbors who would surely be able to hear the if they barked. So we packed up and left and found a beautiful Arizona state park to stay at. Emerald Cove might be okay for some but it just wasn't it for us.