An ideal place to visit any time of the year ( especially wintertime"). One can feed the ducks and…read morefish with food you brought yourself or for a small fee what the conversation has on site. Recently, we brought a pack or two of bread and had a good time enjoying nature and outdoors. You can still feed the ducks when it's closed by throwing their food over or thru the fence. Worth visiting for something completely different.

This is an AWESOME OASIS right along the highway (Open Nov thru April on Saturdays 9-5 and Sundays…read more12-5) with so much to do in a quiet, hassle-free space. The 28-acre site includes a botanical garden featuring Sonoran desert vegetation, a watershed model, a pond for wild and domestic waterfowl, and a display of antique farm equipment. Rumor has it that there is also a mysterious tortoise that hangs out there, but you have to find him!!! The BEST thing about the place it that you can walk around in silence and clear your head, chek out the antique tractors and farm equipment, enjoy the vegitation or just sit in the shade (many benches provided along the way) near the pond and watch the ducks and the other people (very kid friendly) enjoying themselves. I would check out their website, because it's loaded with suggestions and facts about the awesome garden activities. http://www.yumaconservationgarden.org/YCG%20Activities.htm

Pivot Point has two notable features - a "ghost railway" which projects lasers across the Colorado…read moreRiver to simulate the railroad tracks of the Yuma Crossing and a 2-8-0 Southern Pacific locomotive. The lasers weren't on during the day, but the small train was in great condition and we were able to board the cabin. Located in the northeast corner of the Hilton Garden Inn property, Pivot Point sits above Gateway Park. The parking lot says it is only for the Hilton Garden Inn Convention Center so we probably broke some trespassing law. (Thankfully, the Territorial Prison no longer takes inmates.) It's a quick 5 minute visit, but it's also free.

A really fun and beautiful park to take a stroll at. It has…read morea playground for kids and it borders a lake. =) Great photo ops!!! Also... it's right behind the Hilton Garden Inn and encompasses the Pacific Train (you can walk onto it) which used to cross the tracks that bordered Mexico, Arizona and California!

Went to the lake today for the first time and it was much bigger than I expected. It was nice and…read morepeaceful and it was a nice change of scene. My only complaint is that I did not see any trash bins nearby so people seem to leave bottles behind. Also there is a lot of broken glass on the floor. Besides that, would go back again to get some relaxing views by the water.

Keep in mind Lake is off the main road and you take a dirt road, so expect your vehicle to get…read moredirty. It's a great spot for fishing though.

Hashbrowns were good Cornedbeef hash was terrible. (Canned) There was no effort to put any sear on…read morethe corned beef hash. About 20 minutes after eating my stomach began gurgling and non stop belching! I do NOT have time for food born stomach distress! Crossing my fingers. Eggs and choice of bread (tortilla were okay. Why in Yuma of all places is it impossible to get a nice fresh delicious Tortilla served warm and yummy any place but Wl Charro??? Anyway.... The coffee was good. Not great but good. Perhaps quality will increase in the next couple months.... But I seriously doubt there's any hope for improving on canned Corned Beef. Restrooms out the door and to the left were closed for maintence but the locker rooms near the pro shop were suitable! Many improvements are going on simultaneously to this remote Yuma RV&Golf resort. The swimming pool, for example was being surfaced. Back to the restaurant before closing.... Clean and Impeccably tidy. Roomy and comfortable. This place needs an upper level for Sunset viewing!!!!

I made an rv reservation at this resort. Told no refunds except in a significant medical emergency…read more Three days later my husband in ICU with heart issue. No refund but extend for a year. Now my daughter is in final days with cancer, so I cant go. Still no refund. And I cant talk to the decision maker, just a desk person. No further comment necessary. I hope they enjoy my $$.

The first course that I have played in Yuma, so I'm not going off much…read more For the desert, fairways/greens were in great shape. Nice par 3s. Only have beef with one hole, it borders a fence line to the left and the hole is a dogleg left. To the right is water. Not the best course design for that one. They need to upgrade the golf carts though! I had a fun time, definitely will play again. Restaurant is very good, was surprised with that. Looked like folks would come to the clubhouse just for the food.

The best golf course in Yuma. Always in spectacular condition and experience. I always feel…read morewelcomed and it's a pleasure for me to return for another round of golf.

Driving Range$5 bucket new low fits & range distance markers. Night golf & twilight is great all…read moresummer. Greens & fairway have survived extreme heat all summer l & in good repair.

Well maintained golf course. Perfect for walking. Excellent for working on your short game. Good…read moreprice.

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 Golf Course is well maintained and managed well...even at times for a grumpy crowd. HOWEVER,…read morethey put a Mexican restaurant called the Leaning Cactus and it is an absolute sheeetshow. Staff was kind, but ownership/management is a joke. I spent $60 bucks for an hour wait and 50 apologies about a soft opening. I felt so sorry for waitress, only 4 of us there and the cook can't keep up. The lady manager/owner was there during this time and believes she is too good to help out‍‍‍. Great golfing, Pro Shop ok, restaurant an embarrassment. No more BS soft opening. Oh, without draft beer....don't do concerts with that management. Dave money and go to Taco Bell

Great course for when you want to squeeze in a quick game during lunch or after work!!!read more