Wonderful people to work with. We were visiting for just 6 nights to celebrate a birthday. They gave us great instructions for parking after hours and provided a clean and comfortable site for our RV next door to our friends in a park model. The only reason for a 4-star is that they don't make it easy for visiting pets. We have to go off-property to the desert area for our dog to potty, which is not ideal for older folks with mobility issues. read more

The park is huge and the staff in the front office was super kind but... there are some very grumpy long term residents that really ruin this park. I won't go into the drama but the people who lived across from where we parked tried to make our lives as miserable as their own. We did not let them succeed but it made us never want to return. read more

We just spent one night but it was amazing! Very friendly office woman and Kieth was fantastic! He helped us back our camper in and was so helpful. read more

Avoid this place at all costs they will try to scam you out of your money. We had to contact our bank and consult with a lawyer. Jose and Marsha are also very discriminatory as well as unfriendly towards veterans. My girlfriend and I are moving to Yuma mid-September due to my job transfer with the government and I also serve in the military. I had sent an inquiry to this RV park as my girlfriend and I currently live in our RV and we were looking for an annual RV space to rent. Jose (manager) responded to my inquiry on Sept. 2nd 2021. I asked him if it was ok that my daughter, who I have 10 days out of the month, could stay at the park with us as many RV parks in Yuma that advertise they allow all ages in fact don't allow kids. I also asked Jose if it was ok that my German Shepherd stay at the RV park with us. Jose said said the dog was fine and that I would have to pay $10 for any additional guest outside of 2 people. On Friday, Sept. 3rd, my girlfriend and I drove out to Yuma from San Diego to secure a space at this RV park. We were greeted by Marsha, who works in the office, and Jose. Jose showed my girlfriend and I all of the open spaces the park had available to annual renters. I showed Jose a picture of my RV space in San Diego to make sure everything I had would be allowed in the RV park. Jose was concerned about a canopy/screen room I have installed on the awning of my RV and said to email him a picture of my RV so he could seek approval from the owner of the RV park. Jose seemed to think the canopy/screen room would be ok and not to worry. This RV park was a ghost town, we only saw a few maintenance workers, it doesn't look like anyone lives here in the summer minus a couple people who live year around in a park model home. Jose then showed my girlfriend and I around all of the parks facilities. Jose did mention most of the guests who stay here are 55+ and the park caters to their needs versus younger people. My girlfriend and I were a bit concerned about the comment Jose made about catering to the elderly and felt as though we would most likely be trapped at our RV space to not bother the older guests. We finished the tour and picked a spot. We paid the $3800 annual fee and told the park we would be moving there on Sept. 17th. Jose gave us a rule book and nowhere does it say how many guests you're limited to and that the daily fee for a guest outside of two people is only $5 a month. On Saturday Sept. 4th, we found out my girlfriend's son would need to live with us full time. Already knowing the fee would be $10 a day for an additional guest and that i was ok with that fee, I emailed the RV park to make sure it was ok to have my girlfriend's son at our space prior to moving. Jose responded to my email about my girlfriend's son on Tuesday, Sept. 7th, and stated my dog is part husky and my girlfriend and I are not welcome at the RV park. In the email, Jose said to call Marsha at the RV park to get our $3800 back. Mind you we already paid the $3800 annual fee and showed Jose a picture of the dog and asked a bunch of questions prior to paying that fee. I called the office at the RV park immediately and spoke with Marsha. Marsha's story is not the same as Jose's. Marsha stated the reason my girlfriend and I are not welcome at the park is because we will have my girlfriend's son full time and my daughter 10 days out of each month which means we would have up to 4 people at one time at our RV space. Marsha also stated there's a $10 fee per guest per day, which I stated I knew about and was ok with. Marsha then refused to give us our $3800 back even though we hadn't move there yet. Marsha did not say anything about the dog being an issue during this phone call. I then hung up the call and immediately called my bank and put a stop payment on the check, I provided to the RV park. I also contacted a lawyer I have in the area in case the RV park tries to cash the check. read more

Our favorite park in Yuma. Cleanest and most friendly place in town. Been coming here for 20 years and love it. Management and owners are tops and the amenities are outstanding! Do as much or as little as you want. Beautiful heated pool, hot tub, poker room, dances,dinners,quilting,billiards,horseshoes,darts,dance lessons,etc. so much more. Tree lined and roads in great conditions. Pet friendly and dog park right next store. Try it and you'll be like us and never leave. read more

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We enjoyed our month at Bonita Mesa RV Resort in Yuma. The park is small enough to encourage you to meet fellow residents, yet big enough to accept drive in travel groups. We felt secure within the park, the auto, golf cart and bicycle traffic was respectful to the walkers and sun bathing residents. The facilities are what you make of them. Staff and management were very helpful and accommodating to us. Don and Darlene, Alberta read more

Bonita Mesa Resort was our home during prime winter season (Jan-May) in 2022, and as full-time RVers, we came back in August to start our seasonal stay earlier, deciding to rent a spot in the resort year-round because of the highly-attentive care of the grounds, facilities and guests. The resort sites are large, level, have concrete 'patio' pads, and easy to connect water, sewer, electric and cable pedestals. As motorhome residents, we are settled among many other RV units, park models and even tiny campers, and the sites have parking space for a TOW and other toys (razers, golf carts, e-bikes, etc), and most back up to shade trees. "Streets" within the community host regular gatherings with games, potlucks and laughter-infused chatter; we were immediately invited to play washoes! This is in addition to the many social entertainment activities planned and hosted by the resort, which engage everyone. We take long evening walks inside the park and are greeted warmly by residents and their pets, and never experience concern over golf cart, bicycle, or other vehicle traffic or speed. We have enjoyed the Bonita Mesa top notch sports courts--pickleball, horseshoes, shuffleboard etc.--and a pristine pool and hot tub entertainment venue. Here are the secret aspects to Bonita Mesa: the Yuma summer/early fall heat can be eased by an evening lounge in the cool pool as you watch the brilliant sunset. The management gets to know the guests by name, recognize birthdays and personal celebrations. The revolving guests are diverse: from retired snow-birds to young families exploring the simple travelling lifestyle, to us--remote-working Gen Xrs; and you make new friends while lodging in a Bonita Mesa spot. While we look forward to several weeks travelling the PNW in the rig, interspersed with spending a couple of weeks in the East visiting our family, we always look forward to coming back home to Bonita Mesa. It is not just an economical, clean, safe, beautiful resort in the desert. read more

Park it's self was nice bathrooms are not cleaned every day which I thought was pretty gross for being a public restroom. The pets area was not very convenient way out of park. read more

I when we made the reservation we were told it would accommodate a 42 foot fifth wheel in one of their deluxe spots that's incorrect we had unload our motorcycles before we could back in the spots are tight there's barely enough room to park your car in between my RV in the next RV and they're overpriced read more

Best Park Ever! Love the family atmosphere. Everyone waves as you go by, so friendly. Been coming here 3 years and it has been one of the best decisions of our life. So many activities!!! Shuffleboard, Pickle Ball, Horse Shoes, Texas Holdem, Card games galore, billiards, Music in the afternoon with live free entertainment, dance almost every Wednesday with live band performing, Bingo, hot tub, swimming pool, exercise room, etc, etc, etc. If you don't have a good time here it is probably your own fault lol...... read more

Very clean and well kept property. My kids absolutely loved the swimming pool and rec areas. I was very pleased with the cleanliness of the restrooms and thought the staff was very polite and helpful. I will surely be back for another stay at the Bonita Mesa RV park! read more

We LOVED this park! We've been going to Yuma for several years and just found this park. The park is lovely with all the trees. The people are FANTASTIC - the staff AND the people living there. We had a wonderful time. There was always something going on. The hardest part was deciding what NOT to do so we could get some rest! I don't know what that fellow, Eric C., is talking about that was so negative. That person he trashed doesn't even work there any more! This is a park I will recommend again and again! read more

While appealing in appearance, the Bonita Mesa RV park is so poorly run by an angry power-hungry if not illegally acting, and secretive management, and has an office staff which presents as confused, often giving erroneous information about park rules, which as an unfortunate temporary 'guest' I suffered as a result, more than once, more than twice. For example: on two separate occasions, mail we had paid to have FeExed overnight regarding businesses of ours were held by their little mail distribution office for days. The first day it was late, I went to the mail room and told the man working there that I should have received an overnight fedEx package. The man curtly and condescendingly pretty much told me he knew what he was doing and, to not bother him, and when it came in, I would be notified. When I got it from them the next day, it was with no explanation or apology (it was now over two days late- documentation shows it was in the main room when I had that conversation with the mail room worker). I asked to speak to the manager. I was told her name was Pat. It took her two days to find any time to meet with me. In that meeting, she was cold and dismissive. The FedEx thing happened again the next week. Again, I waited for a meeting with Pat the manager. Her treatment of me was ever more dour and at one point referred to me as a 'trouble maker.' There are multiple additional examples of odd, rude, unprofessional, and confused and confusing behavior of staff and management. It turned out that Pat was not even the park manager that she represented herself to be but that a 'Sandy' who I spoke to once towards the end of that unfortunate stay was the actually park manager. She was as unprofessional as her employee the imposter who claimed to be the park manager. Incidentally, both refused to give their last names, as well as refused to tell us the name of the company that owned the park. A simple Google search would reveal the park owners' names and addresses. It's important to remember that RV parks are often private property, and they are free to treat you as unprofessionally or as dangerously as it would be to stay with any crazy neighbor, and with little or no recourse. We cut our visit very short, and left grateful we did not leave with any more damage or difficulty. Only a fool with no self-respect would even consider staying here. read more

This is going to be part of our vacation stop next year. Pet Friendly and the staff was amazing. The park was very clean and there are lots of friendly Canadians there to have fun with there are great activities daily. The bathrooms were just remodeled and were very clean. Amazing trails close by. Its paradise in the desert. read more

We have been going to Arizona for a few years, then one day we decided to take a drive to Yuma and found Bonita Mesa RV Park.. What a great find, great prices, fun activities, clean park and most of all very friendly people.over 50 percent of the campers were Canadians. All the amenities so close to this camp ground. We decided to book for 5 months for the following year. We will definitely be going back this coming winter. Fun starts here all winter long. read more