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Fisher’s Landing Resort is a unique bit of heaven located on the banks of the beautiful lower Colorado River in Yuma Arizona! This amazing resort features the Rio Loco Bar & Grill and a fully stocked General Store and we make available all of the amenities campers will ever need for a memorable stay with us.
The Lower Colorado River (above the Imperial Dam) contains Ferguson Lake and Martinez Lake, both of which offer some of the finest multispecies fishing and watersport opportunities in AZ. Campers and snowbirds, can build a campfire and spend an evening camping under the stars with family and friends, the Sonoran Desert is beautiful day or night.
Year-round or seasonal sites that are just steps away from the river (Limited Spaces). Contact our Camp Rental Office for more information.
These sites are ideal for motorhomes and pull along trailers and truck campers.
Dry camping spots are not assigned or reserved and are available on a first come, first served basis
This review is not for the restaurant or the store. This review is for the dispersed camping. We had stayed here a few years back and it was $10 which is reasonable considering the location. However this year, the price doubled. $20 for us to dry camp which we can basically do for free all around this area on BLM land. And you have to pay to take a shower. You think at twenty dollars a night, the shower would be included. Also if you are a short person, it’s pretty much impossible to reach where the coins go. I also saw no information about how many minutes the shower will
Last on one or two quarters. I suppose I could have asked in the store but I was already committed to taking the shower. It’s super dark I. There as well, Oh and the toilet stalls have shower curtains as doors. That creeps me out. The shower curtains are too small and do not cover the entire door so there’s a gaping space on either side while you’re in there. It’s like what I would picture prison bathrooms to look like. All this for twenty dollars. That twenty dollars also does not get you access to dump your tanks. That’s an added 5 dollar charge. We didn’t need that service but did need water and guess what? The water also wasn’t included in the twenty dollar overnight camping fee. They have really amazing monthly and bi-weekly rates which is probably the reason why so many people are here. Plus everyone we met is super friendly and welcoming. But at $20 a night, we probably won’t be coming back.
Great place to camp and fish. Quiet little area to stay for a bit also. Very close to Yuma if you need anything
Out in boonies for sure. Wasn't quiet sure at first, seems like a rough place, but there were kids so doable. But it's a Oasis next to the Colo River. Didn't realize no waitress must stand in line for orders. $10 hamburger. There's a old pay phone for nostalgia
