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Before making the 15-mile trek north from Yuma, I called the office to ask if there were sites available; Diana told me to come on up. We arrived at noon and were soon settled on site 41. Date of visit: Mar 2008 |
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Looking toward the south end of the campground. This is the area of sites 12 - 32. |
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Looking northward from the same spot as above, showing generally sites 1-40. |
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Beyond the fenced dog area is the loop containing sites 63-84. |
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Another view of sites 63-84. |
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This view shows the area of sites 46-62. |
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At the north end of the campground are 7 sites with no hookups. |
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This building contains the bathhouse, library, and laundry facilities (75 cents/load). More impressive is the building that houses the office; it also contains a computer room, large-screen TV room, game room, exercise equipment, and a general meeting room, where various functions are held. |
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Right across from the bathhouse is a car and RV wash. |
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Just about anywhere one goes, one finds some local item of interest. Here at Yuma APG, it's a display of the cab control car of a US Army Land train, developed in the early 1960's. It could haul a "train" of 10 cargo wagons about 400 miles at an average speed of 5 mph. The control cat also contained living quarters for a crew of 6. |
Dump station available Verizon Broadband Access service Rates: $20 84 full-hookup sites W/E(30/50A)/S/CATV 7 Boondock sites w/ no hookups Coord: 32.863459 N, 114.444580 W |
Activities/Nearby Attractions Colorado River Imperial Sand dunes Yuma Territorial Prison 13 golf courses Kofa National Wildlife Refuge |
