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

Don is a very experienced fisherman he knows his game really well thanks to him I know the…read moredifference between going fishing and catching a fish is a awesome experience my husband and myself enjoyed this day definitively goes in our memory book we win the trip that I was thinking was a scam but hey what are the odds. We win yeayyyyyy Thank you thank you .

This clown has no regard for anyone but himself. While fishing he trolls too close in between 2…read moreboats(less than 60') and snags their lines. Anyone with this much experience should know better.

Beautiful great hiking trails and amazing vistas. Lots of birds and flowers…read more Painted Desert Trail is a relatively easy hike with lots to learn about the desert along the way

For a stayca-getaway, we rented a cabin for 3 days. It's a great way to unwind and reset, mentally…read moreand physically, while having the basic amenities of a household. Of course, the military base nearby offers up 24/7 laundry machines, as well as a grocery store and gas station. The nature center down the road offers nice hiking trails. Consider securing a cabin (or a RV spot) 30 days out to avoid any hassle.

First off, the staff, are absolutely wonderful! I don't know where I wanted to camp and since I had…read morenot been there before, I was allowed to drive through and check out all of the dry campsites before I chose. You're surrounded by nothing but natural beauty no matter where in the park you're staying! There are amazing grass areas to let your dog go potty! There is a store at the front. It has everything g from firewood to candy and water. Next time I will be choosing a site with power and water but for now the dry camping is amazing!

We camped here beginning of February 2026. Right now there is construction going on, so there is…read morean excavator that is working from early am until 2-3pm. If you're looking for peace and quiet, you won't get that here right now. Constant noise.....don't know if this is a long term project or something that will be done quickly. People are told when they arrive, don't cut thru peoples campsites.....just had a woman walk right next to our rv.

Nature in full display…read more It's like out of Egypt the dune movies or star wars... no, really Star Wars was filmed here. Mesmerizing, beautiful serene. I went and the plot was empty so it was me and the sand dunes :)

Absolutely stunning place, ruined by off-roaders. If you want to feel like you're in a modern…read moreversion of Mad Max's post-apocalyptic world, this is the place. Teams of folks flying their Trump flags in their ATV's, and "Don't Tread on Me" flags blowing in the wind tear up the dunes for no discernable reason other than a raw quest for thrills and a sense of power. But if you can dodge the lunatics, there is much beautiful landscape and nature to appreciate. Parking can be tricky; there are only a few spots that are free. Check with the Visitor's Center and purchase a permit if you plan to stay a while.

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!

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

There is only one negative thing about this area, and let's get it out of the way at the top:…read more You need a high clearance vehicle to really experience this place. There are amazing places to camp, hike, and climb in here but make sure your vehicle has at least 7.5" of clearance (more is always better) or else you're definitely going to get some body-scraping going on. If you're renting a car to come out here, some sort of jeep (or a Tacoma) is probably going to be your best bet. You don't really need 4 wheel drive or all wheel drive, you just need to have your undercarriage up above the ground. Once you get in here though, there's some incredible stuff! I hiked/scrambled to the summits of (you can find my GPS files for your mapping software at the links below): Castle Dome Peak: https://peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=4071 Ten Ewe Mountain: https://peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=35522 Signal Peak: https://peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=4066 There's also some really great stargazing in here, and lots of spots to pull over and have a campout. This is one of the better places for boondocking in the US provided, again, that you have the clearance. And since this is a merely a National "Wildlife Refuge" rather than a National "Park", it's effectively free and not very crowded. I only saw one other person (and his dog) in the mountains.

~ Crystal Hill Review ~…read more To get to the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge's Crystal Hill just look for the turn-off sign just past the 95 mile marker ( off the State Route 95). You will then have to drive 6 miles down a dirt and rocky road.. It's tough sledding (15 mph), but most cars can made it if they avoid the large rocks and go slow. I even saw a compact car make this. About halfway down the dirt road you'll see the official Kofa Park sign and Trailhead.. You'll then keep going for 2.5 miles until you're next to a small mountain / hill on your left. Hopefully there are RVs camping so you know you're at the right place. Just turn LEFT into the campground toward the bottom of the mountain/hill. There are several pullouts ( campsites) here, so park and walk towards the hill. There are a few trails up, all with white signs telling you that no digging tools are allowed on the hill. Walk up the trail and make your way to the top. Please feel free to go off trail as you please. The best finds are off the main trails so explore everywhere. Crystal Hill is very family friendly and you're going to find quartz ( mostly white) everywhere. The clear crystal points (very tough to find) can be found if you really look hard off-trail. Remember, limit of 10. TIPS - - 10 rock limit or 10 pounds.. whichever comes first.. - Most people collect then leave their spoils in a pile for others to find.. This helps out younger rockhounds find cool specimens. - The top is pure tailing, but the midway point on the North West side has some good locations for the cool stuff. - If you see small holes in the hillside those might be illegal mines. Small, but you or your kids can crawl in and take a look. Bring a flashlight.

Nice to have this little beach area close to where I'm staying at…read more Stopped by after work and just took a stroll down the beach. It is just at the end of the London Bridge to your left; the right side is the brewery. It is a free location; the other one on the other side charges $25 to enter. This one does not, but also not many people go here; this is more known to locals, not tourists. Has a playground and dog park, so yes, lots of dogs here; you can rent boats and jet skis here, and you can jog and just have a family day if you want to. I took a walk through the entire area and took a nice dip in the lake. Loved it; the water was nice, especially on a hot sunny day, and the view was amazing. I can't ask for anything better than that!

Love coming to this beach! One of my favorites in the area. Dogs are allowed on leash but many…read morepeople have theirs off leash. I don't have an issue with that if your dog actually listens to you but keep in mind other people's dogs aren't always friendly towards other dogs and this can cause issues. There is a dog park right there as well, tons of picnic tables covered, playground, large grassy area, definitely lots to do!! I don't care for the weekends, especially the holiday weekends. Oh my gosh Father's Day weekend was nuts with the people, lack of parking, boaters, jet skiis, too loud with everyone's music going at the same time!! Just packed. Never going on holiday weekend again. My favorite time to go is weekdays. Not busy at all, much more peaceful and not as many boats as on holiday weekends. I can spend the whole day at this place & my dogs love it too!!

Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation area has the BEST dunes for sand lovers & their toys. Glamis &…read moreGordons Well have several camping areas, as well as promising days of fun & great riding for all levels. My review is mainly about Gordons Well, but I mention Glamis too. Glamis is considered the north side of the dunes, while Gordons Well is on the south side. Its an easy ride along the Sand Highway which connects the two if you want to go from one to the other ; About an hour or two depending on speed, stops, and whatever. Gordons Well is just 36 miles past El Centro, with a clearly marked exit. If you are dry camping, you will be at Dune Buggy Flats on the north side of I-8, or on the south side of the freeway at Buttercup, or Midway. Ogilby is just up a bit further. If you want a hassle free desert experience, try pulling in at McMillins RV Campground. I have been keeping my Toyhauler at McMillins RV Campground year round for the last four seasons. I like the full hookups. Camp Manager Brit Ford & his wife Ava, have maintained the camp on site for the last 15 yrs. There are a lot of desert people who do the same as I do, and some just stay for the season between Oct.1st thru May 31st., either way, its great to not have to haul your toys & RV back and forth. They also offer RV storage for the season, orvyear round. Overniters are welcome and they have shower & laundry facilities as well. Pets are welcome, but need to be leashed. They have ice & firewood available too. I like knowing that my trailer is in a safe, well maintained park. Next door is the former Pair-A-Dice diner, bar, & parts store, now known as Duners Diner. The new owner has a great , friendly staff, the outside eating area is nice, and the place serves breakfast, lunch & dinner on the weekends during Desert Season, and attracts a crowd at times. One of my favorite moments at Gordons Well is the Sand Drags. Racers of Sand Cars, Dirtbikes, Quads & SidebySides start lining up around 3pm and go til' dusk. This is big during holiday weekends, CRAZY FUN, but the Sheriffs & Rangers are out there trying to keep things safe too. Okay, thats my two cents worth!