This is dry camping on BLM land located way behind the Shell station just off the I-8. They only allow self contained hard sided RV's, no tents. There is a free 14 day camp area and a section that is fenced off that is for long term stays (14 days being the shortest time allowed)The cost is $40.00. The Shell Station has a dump station and fresh water. We paid $15.00 to dump and take on water. Friendly people at the Shell Station and they were great about letting us have packages delivered there. It's a very quiet area although you can hear the trains but they didn't bother us at night when sleeping. There is a host at the entrance to the long term area that will take your money and put a sticker on your car and RV. If you like to dry camp this is a great place to stay and Los Algodones is only an exit away. We go over the border every year for various visits. The town of Winterhaven has a Wal-Mart Supercenter, Albertsons, and just about anything you may need. We're full-timing and find the 2 weeks where we're not in a park to be relaxing. We'll be back here again next year! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is located north of Bard (suburb of Winterhaven) and 4.5 miles south of Imperial Dam on SR-24. Across the street is a canal with a weir. I couldn’t get to sleep like normal through the rush of the falling water. Aside from this the campground was quiet. During the nights there was nearly no traffic on the road. The campground is in nice rural surroundings, about half an hour away from Yuma, AZ. There are 62 full hookups and 15 dry camp sites. Only 5 of the full hookups have 50 Amp shore power. All sites and roads are gravel. Most sites are level. The distance to the neighbor is small. We didn’t see any benches. There are lots of old trailers and home park models that run down the quality of the RV Park, but we didn’t see very many people. The campground is clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly. The price for one night (full hookup) is too high, but the weekly rate ($80) is pretty fair. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Spent three days/nights here. The wind blew 2 out of the 3 day/nights. Can't have the windows open then. To much dust. There is some interstate noise and train noise. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This a Coast to Coast campground. Was a great place for visiting the Yuma, AZ area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here with our reciprocal agreement through RPI. The campground is very well maintained with plenty of activities through out the day. The restrooms, as well as the rest of the park, are very clean. The wind blows here a lot which can make it dusty at times. The Wi-Fi only works at or near the clubhouse. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a nice park. It is a little tight, but it is close to Algodones, Mexico if you need glasses or dental work. There is a nice walkway along the river and a nice walkway on the opposite side for pets. We have always found the management to be friendly and helpful at this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not sure about nightly rate, we paid $150 per week and then $375 plus electric for month. looks like electric will cost about $100/mo. Nice park convenient to Yuma, AZ and close to Algoeones, Mexico crossing for Prescription Drugs and Dental Work. Has nice Collard River frontage. Has nice facilities and staff. Has paved roads so not too much dust. Biggest shortfall is highway noise. Interstate 8 is busy all day & night. If you can get a spot facing east to keep your patio sheltered from the noise it is much better, otherwise can't hold a conversation outside. We were told east facing spots are all booked up, seems everyone knows about noise problem. We made friends with a neighbor facing east so we could go to their patio so we can talk. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for 6 months very clean and friendly. Had some minor problems with a break in the electrical line for a few days Great security patrol, going back for the winter. One other problem is it is right on the freeway. So sometimes noisy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pretty rough roads and dusty, but friendly staff, although not too organized. Stayed two days before we were able to register. Very close, within walking distance of Los Algodones, Mexico which is the big draw here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.