OK, I get it, every RV park in Yuma likes to think of itself as a "resort", but Capri is more akin to a Motel 6 than an Omni. You have 400 sardine can like sites and up to maybe 800 residents. For that you have one smallish pool, three shuffleboard courts, and two or three billiard tables. This certainly doesn't constitute an RV resort!
When I arrived at the office I was greeted by a harried woman ("We're new management") who finally put me on site 124. Then Juan, the man-Friday very capably helped me back into the site. He left and I hooked up my power cord only to find that there was no 30 amp. power. I walked back to the office to have Juan come back to put me in site 129. Finally, power and AC on that hot day!
A little later I went to use the WiFi and was successful in getting to the Jabba Communications log-on screen which asked for username and password. This info was not on the Guest Connection Guide. I called the office for the info and the person who answered had no idea what I was talking about and sent Juan back to help. Juan had no idea either. Then I asked Juan about hooking up the cable TV. He said I needed a box. After the circus to this point I thought it wise to forget about cable TV.
Finally, and this is really insulting, on one of my walks to office, I asked to pay my bill for the night. One of the line items was a $4.00 Resort Fee. You must be kidding me! A resort fee to stay in a marginal RV Park!?!? read more