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

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.

One of the only water parks here in Yuma. But there's more to do as well. Such as go-cart racing,…read moreminiature golf, as well as an arcade and bar area. We arrived early for a birthday party. The host family paid our admission, and we paid for food. The food was the usual fair food and decently priced and tasteful. The water park? Lots of options; such as a lazy river and, of course, the tube rides! The lifeguards were on their game; helpful, friendly, and watchful. There was a section for toddlers, and a section everyone could enjoy. Yes, a section for the wet bar as well. They had shaded, seated areas for rent, but we grabbed two free table areas upon arrival. There was a nice mix of music and people, and everyone seemed to get along. Overall; great time. A little bit on the pricey side, but you get your money's worth, especially as the heat rises. Recommended!

100s of ladybugs in every single slide, lazy river, chair, etc. Pretty run down, not terribly…read moreclean. Won't be back. If you enjoy ladybugs in your swimsuit and ears this is it!

This is a very, very well maintained park. I enjoyed learning the history behind its presents here…read morein the middle of the desert! Super nice tenants and the manager and staff are very attentive and organized. Public facilities might be the cleanest I have seen and we have stayed at parks that charge twice+ this cost per night. This is a very relaxing park and shuts down right at quiet hours, people are very respectful of their neighbors. Stayed 2 weeks with not one issue. Perfect winter place to enjoy the sun by their pool and spa or a stroll along their paved shoreline. This find was a very pleasant surprise. We will be back.

This is probably one of the best kept secrets on I-10. A beautifully maintained desert community…read moresurrounding a lake and golf course. I stop here twice annually in my motorhome on my way to Scottsdale from Oregon and my dog and I truly appreciate the serenity. Highly recommended for transients like us and for anyone looking for a winter vacation home with the amenities of a golf resort. Just don't expect a lot of ancillary services; for these you have to go to Chiriaco Summit or Blythe.