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From jct I-10 & Bus US 95 (exit 17): Go 1-1/2 mi E on Bus US 95, then 5-1/2 mi S on US 95 (MP 98/99), then 1-1/2 mi W on 53rd St (La Paz Valley Rd), then 200 yds S on Century Dr.
The worst RV park we stayed at in our 4 years of full time travel. Just to give our perspective, we left 2 weeks early and we did not ask for money back, it was worth leaving money on the table to get out of that dump. I'm surprised it's still open.
Wonderful park to spend the winter in. The manager Roy was awesome to deal with.
It's a nice park out in lapaz valley had alot of rain and flash flooding volunteerd to help fix their sign it blew down in the storm .the host was really nice her name I belive was Noelle she was very helpful thank you Noelle ...
The manager, Brenda, is very kind and helpful. She remembered me when I called back to talk more about a seasonal site. I will know more about the living conditions once I move my motorhome there in a couple of weeks. But, my first impressions were good enough for me to buy a seasonal site :-)
What an amazing gem at the edge of the desert! Ignore the old reviews, the new owners are amazing and are making lots of improvements. It is family-owned and a very quaint and friendly place to stay. The water system has been upgraded and supply and pressure are great. Large sites, dog park, laundry, pool table, drive-in ATV theatre,clubhouse. The managers and campers are very friendly. There are group campfires every night where you can share stories and make new friends. Lots of fun events like taco Tuesday, live music, games and group ATV rides. It is so peaceful here, at night you can watch the sunset and do some stargazing. But you are still only minutes to Quartzsite and all the fun events. We stayed for a month in our motorhome and we will definitely be back again next year as we have made many great memories and new friends.
