Quiet, has grass and trees, right on the Colorado River with a boat launch ($4 fee), lawn bowling, dominoes, long time crowd of winter snowbirds who host ice cream socials and potlucks. They also have secure outside storage if you want to leave your RV there.
Monthly (October 1st to March 31st) $275.00
Weekly $125-$150
Electric and sewer pumpout (winter only for pumpout) are included free.
Spent three winters there to stay out of the snow and go to Quartzsite. Quieter than many Quartzsite campgrounds, has grass and trees, cheap, lots of great snowbirds to play with. Enjoyed the socials and potlucks very much. Made some new friends. Will be going back again soon as I can.
Water is full of stuff so be sure to put a filter on your line coming in. They pump everyone out 3 times a week free in winter. Internet is free but you have to get a coupon from office. Gets spotty when everyone is on it but I managed to work a regular job over it with booster.
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Subway and Dairy Queen available inside for your dining pleasure. Wireless Internet and ATMs also available.
Daily, monthly, yearly rates
Pull Through Sites, 50 AMP Available, Clean Restrooms, Dog Run, WiFi, Security Cameras
Started as a joke back in the 70s (a yacht club in the middle of a desert?), the club is a social gathering place with music, a bar&grill, and a motel.
Cost to join is $30 per person. Any visitors to the club have the option of joining, and with their membership they receive a t-shirt, a flag, signed certificates for framing, and official membership cards. There is one particular perk, though, that ends up being the best of the bunch: reciprocity, which MAY (not guaranteed) allow entry into other real yacht clubs.
Off of US95 25 miles north of Blythe. No facilities. It is on a dirt road that is 1 mile from the pavement. 14 day limit. Good Verizon signal.
There is a charge for dump and water service if you are not staying at this RV park.