We were down there for 4th of July weekend, which I hear is one of THE busiest times to go. Not to…read moremention super. freakin'. hot. I don't believe you can rent boats or jet skis, but if you have your own, take them! There are a couple boat launches and slips you can rent, or else lot of boats were tied to the "beach". Our friends have a fishing boat so we took it out on the river and back into a couple lakes that weren't heavily trafficked by the jet skiers or wakeboarders scaring off all the fish. Caught a few fish, only one being big enough to keep and eat (a delicious bass!) There's a store that seems to have plenty of supplies of you've forgotten anything. The pool is an ok size. There's a game room with ping pong tables and maybe something else but I can't remember. I'm not sure of it was still hidden shores property, but there are lots of trails out in the desert for ATV action. The restaurant was understaffed for such a busy weekend and usually only open fri-sun. Saturday night was all you can eat taco bar for 6.95 and nothing spectacular, but worth 7 bucks. Monday morning was all you can eat pancakes for 3 bucks, also nothing spectacular but worth the 3 bucks for the 2 pancakes I could actually finish.

These people are crazy another power trip for the books they think they own the beach problem is…read morefederal law states that all beaches in USA are public not private which is why you don't have greedy people trying to sell spots on the beach or businesses charging to rent cabanas and chairs. Last but not least the reason why we can sit on the beach in the sand and order drink or food because beach is a public land never to be sold or profiting from it. There is only 1 place in the Hamptons New York that was grandfathered in 1908 and still operating today on the beach and the resort owns that area of Beach. So they have no right to control the beach or who's on it!!!

Best sunsets, great weather. If you like off roading, hikes, or just going off the grid, this is…read morethe place.

Unique desert getaway. The onsite rentals have all of the camping essentials, very updated…read moreconsidering the park is almost 100! Adorable self guided museum, antique shop, friendly staff & ice cream! If you are looking for a one of a kind, QUIET break from the city, this is the place for you. There is NO light pollution so you can see brilliant stars, planets, and the Milky Way! Located near the glamis sand dunes only 2 hours from San Diego. There is no WiFi, but the cell service is great so you can use your hotspot for Netflix, & work remotely! We enjoyed our stay so much that we are regular seasonal customers! Thank you Gold Rock for creating "Recreation for Generations!"

I really like this park. I'm not a very experienced traveler (yet) and they were so helpful. It's…read morereally easy to navigate unlike some facilities and everyone was really friendly. The host was particularly good and made sure I was aware of the amenities that would be of interest to me while giving me time to settle in. I look forward to spending more time there under different circumstances.

Renting out one of their campers on sight for out of town work. Very helpful and willing to change…read moreout scheduling mess ups from my employer. Very pleasant site. Many other sites and business are very close to this.

My new landlord put a bad review on shady acres with my name and it wasn't me. I've been there…read moreshady acres looks nice they just couldn't accommodate us after a huge forest fire that ran my husband and I out of New Mexico now we're living in a place with strict rules and a farmyard next door .hating life.where we live the management is awful and there are no ammenities

This may not be a 5 star resort but wow they sure treat you like a 5star guest…read more.. We have had a few hiccups and the park manager Donnita and Rita have been the best and accommodating and making things awesome...The pool/hot tub are amazing and a great spot to relax... The showers are very clean and free... Free cable TV...Internet is what you expect internet in a park to be... Staying here in our 36ft motorhome for a couple of months.... Oh and did I mention the very reasonable rates and the access to all the great bike and hiking trails and 5 minutes to historic downtown Yuma....

The only friendly is in the title. If you're under 75, you'll be out of place. If you have a dog,…read moreyou won't be able to walk him/her in the park. There is a small playground, 10x5, near the Office, but you'll have to carry your dog there. You should know that the trailer park is in a bad part of town, surrounded by empty lots, broken cars and homeless. Once you pay your $100 deposit, don't think you can change your dates. That deposit is lost and they'll refuse to apply it to any days you spend there. There are only about15-20 spots for transients. And you're under the airport flight path, so why bother?

My parents lived in Friendly Acres in the 1990s and were so enamored with the park that when…read morevisiting in March 2015 my friend and I decided to buy our own home in the park! We loved the friendly people, all the activities, the weekly meals, the monthly potlucks (my favorite), the pool and hot tub, the office staff and the sun! We sold our little home and upgraded to a two-bedroom mobile home and have decided to live here year-round. My brother and his wife also bought a mobile home on our street! 'Friendly Acres is the place to be!'

For a smaller park it is very nice. Not a whole lot of amenities, but you get what you paid for and…read moreit is very clean. We only spent a week here, but we were ready to leave because we were so tired of the Canadians talking about our president, the tariffs and the dollar. It was nonstop and continuous, and most of the time unfriendly. They have created a divide between their American friends at the park to the point where several of the Americans are thinking about not coming back because they don't want to deal with this. The park is also offering a 20% discount for Canadians to come back. They are not offering that to the Americans... Seems a little unfair. I guess my suggestion for the Canadians is they don't have to come here. It's none of their business who the majority of this country voted for And it's not our fault their dollar is weak. That's been going on for years. If you don't like it stay home.

By far one of the best RV resorts we've stayed at. Full hookups, concrete pads, spacious lots…read more Plenty of friendly people! Met a couple of sno-bird couples who made us feel very welcomed. Cindy and Don were just amazing! They gave us a ride on their golf cart to the lemon grove to watch the sunset..it was so beautiful. The pools look amazing but I had a fresh tattoo so I couldn't get in one...womp womp. The thing to do though is pickle ball! Lots of people playing pickle ball for sure! Pet friendly with a dog run. Rec room that is also their cafe! And the food was actually pretty decent and reasonably priced. I almost forgot to mention the grounds man who led us to our space on his bike! He was a southern man with a hippie personality. Loved his accent and he was very helpful. We will for sure be returning the next time we're in Yuma!!!!

People are friendly whether you are a renter or owner. Plenty of activities starting at 7AM going…read moreinto the night with dances. - you'll have to pick and choose which activities you want to do there are so many.

My mom lives here and we've stayed/rented lots and places here a couple times. The person at the…read moregate is always nice and super helpful, they keep the place clean and most everyone who lives there is friendly.