If you dont have 4 wheel drive you will not get far. The scenery is beautiful but do not try to go…read morevery far in the park if you are in a car or towing a trailer. Even though the pamphlet suggests you can, you can NOT get through the park without 4 wheel drive. That's why i gave a 3 star. California needs to revamp their pamphlet to let people know the real conditions of the roads.

Awesome place to would give five stars if they would maintain the road to get into the park more…read more Definitely need four-wheel drive to get out there.

It was a fun stop! Not the best view of the dunes, but it was fun to stop by since i drive by…read morepretty often. I was curious to see them and it was just dunes so I'd probably check out the imperial dunes park but this was still okay

So cool! Was driving back to SF and just happened to pass by and we had to stop! If you're going…read morewestbound do not get off the rest area, take the exit before! Park at the bottom of the dunes and walk up and take some photos! There are a bunch of people with ATVs and such and looked really fun!

I've had the misfortune of needing to be in the Yuma area a few times. Don't think too much of the…read moretown. I'm not a big gambler, but the Quechen Pool is a bit of an oasis in this otherwise miserable little burg.

My family and I have spent time at this park on a number of occasions over the last few years. It…read morehas a lovely view, a nice track around the property to walk or jog, is usually pretty clean, a little playground area for kiddos, and even some bodyweight type exercise equipment stations around the track for those that want to get some strength training in instead of just cardio. The parking lot has never been jam packed so parking is a breeze, and the park is just easy to access. Quick in and out type thing. I wish we lived closer and could frequent this spot more often than we do already.

The northern half of the park is fenced off due to constuction of a flood control basin. The city…read morehas quit watering the accessible part of the park, so that the grass is dead and the trees are dying. At least the contractor is using a water truck on the northern part to keep those trees alive.

The worst experience ever. Kept shutting off the tv during orientation. Then after in the room…read morecouldn't get communication over the walkie talkie. We were trying to get a clue through the methods they told us to use. 10 minutes waiting we finally went out to the desk. The employee was on the phone. I asked if she was getting our walkie talkie messages and she said yes but I'm on the phone. We tried several times after that and finally walked out with 4 minutes left on our time as we could not finish in that time. Absolutely awful location. Not enough staff or training on how to run the business and no management onsite.

We had an absolute blast. It was our first time doing an escape room, so the girls behind the…read morecounter really helped us out. Definitely recommend two thumbs up.

Interesting little desert oasis with natural hot springs surrounded by palm trees. The area feels…read morepeaceful and surprisingly green for being in the middle of the desert. There are a few small soaking pools fed by the spring where people can relax. The place is very rustic though. Facilities are minimal and the pools are simple, so don't expect a resort-style experience. It feels more like a local hidden spot than a developed attraction. Worth checking out if you're curious about natural hot springs and don't mind rough conditions. Just come with the right expectations.

I didn't actually enter the Hot Springs, but it got close enough to check the place out. Curiosity…read morehad the best of me when I discovered there is a hot spring in Holtville, CA! You can see the 8 freeway from the entrance to the hot spring. Very easy access with a large dirt parking lot. A dirt, gravel trail leads to the entrance. Free admission. It's small. There were many people when we arrived. The hot spring is surrounded in a grove of palm trees. There is a large fountain/shower. It looks like it could be a cozy place. I would worry about how sanitary it may or may not be.

Even with the tide really low due to the lack of rain, this makes a great place to relax, picnic or…read morewhat have you. Seemingly all the times we've been here the other groups of people have been very mellow. I mean, yes they're into their own get - togethers but the hootin' and hollerin' you'd expect from other beaches? Not so much here. The lake current is nice and strong; you could float on your back down the river if you wanted too. I got a good workout in there just crawling around and things. Like I said, most of the river is not as deep as after a rainfall. Recommended!

Beautiful park underneath the Ocean to Ocean Highway bridge, which crosses the Colorado River in…read moreYuma on the CA/AZ border. The park has bathrooms, picnic tables under a large pavilion, a play ground, and a sandy beach. There's even an outdoor shower for cleaning off the sand when you're done. On an August weekday around noon, there were multiple families at the park to lounge and swim. The bridge provides ample shade for sitting on the beach or swimming in the water. The water was clear and looked clean. Some kids had tied a rope swing to the bridge and were swing jumping into the water - so fun! Yuma is HOT and frankly quite ugly, without much to offer the passerby outside of food, fuel, and the prison (also worth a stop!!). Gateway Park is an exception - a beautiful spot and a great break point for the weary traveler. Bring swimsuits - you won't just want to dip your feet in!

Hands down best pool in Yuma! I'm a life long swimmer and swim coach and enjoyed the facility, the…read morehours (typically 5am - 1 pm) Mon - Friday and they gave me my Military discount - 50%. BZ! Keep up the good work!

Great place, except the pool is not heated. The kids pool is warmed enough by the sun.read more