This is a well maintained and fun playground. We stop by every time we drive to Yuma. My kids all…read moreenjoy their time here. Plenty of things for kids to do, for all ages. The park is clean and so are its bathroom. Large field to picnic or kick a ball. Highly recommend stopping by for some fun family time. There is a lot of wildlife to observe as well.

We loved this park!…read more The park itself has a large playground area (seen in photo) for bigger kids to run around. There is also a side, smaller area for toddlers with smaller slides, swings, climbing tubes, etc. Along the perimeter there is a traditional zip line and one with a chair. This is also connected to a trail that goes along the Colorado River that has very nice views and is quite long!

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!

We had an amazing time kayaking with Leto's! The kayaks, paddles, and life jackets were all in…read moregreat condition, and the life jackets are cleaned and sanitized before every rental! When we arrived at Mittry Lake they were already there waiting for us and by the time we walked from the car to the ramp the kayaks were ready for us to hop in. This was the first time for a couple of us so it was really nice that Leto's made sure that we knew the basics and made sure to answer all of our questions before we took off. The lake is beautiful! Very peaceful and relaxing! It's really nice at the boat ramp, there is a huge covered picnic area with several tables and bbqs. The only thing I would change about our recent kayaking trip with Leto's is upping the 2 hour rental that we had and reserving them for longer! Such a great company and amazing experience. 10 out of 10 would definitely recommend!

This place has a new owner and is now called 3:10 Kayak and Paddleboard Rentals. I highly recommend…read morerenting kayaks here. The kayaks were of excellent quality and much better than typical rentals. Owner Dale was also super helpful and accommodating for us. We had a super fun time kayaking at the south end of the Colorado River with lots of interesting channels making you feel like you were exploring the jungle of the Amazonas at times. This is the most fun place I think I have ever kayaked. If you want to have a great time kayaking, this is the place for sure and if you need to rent this is the place to get rentals.

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!

We were on motorcycles and stayed thinking we were staying in a cabin like, was In the video, which…read morestated and showed a cabin by the lake. Totally false advertisement. It's an old trailer! Although it was clean. The park is old, the pool needs to be Re-plastered. Spa is in good condition. The park is surrounded of agriculture and the air has a strong odor. Would be ok to stay as an last resort for one night.

The grounds are clean and so is the pool area. It is easy to pull in set up. There were not a lot…read moreof people here from what I was told summer is their slow season. Yes it is very hot in June but at least there's a that stays open until 10:00pm. They gave a nice lake you can hang out at or go fishing. We can across some ducks that seemed to like taking pictures. Our dog loved hanging out at lake rolling in the grass. This CRA space was nice and accommodating but I couldn't tell you anything about their rental trailers or cabins.

Great place to catch some bluegill Night fishing for…read morecatfish always goes well. Park nearby for kids to play at absolutely a go to spot everybody's friendly.

For those baseball enthusiasts who reside near or around Yuma, and those who like to grill by a…read moreman-made lake...BAM! Now, you can have both! The Pacific Ave Athletic Complex (PAAC) went up about a month or so ago, and triggered my curiousity after seeing the construction, plus how it's lit up at night while baseball games go on...hmmm...let's check it out. Went there mid morning...here's what I saw... - Ample parking - A man-made lake with rentable gazebo's by it - Nicely kept baseball fields, electronic scoreboards, very tall fence-thingies (sorry, I'm writing this review late at night)...the places to sit were like concrete slabs...but decent! And under some sort of shade -An age appropriate playing area - A shaded snack area (no ATM's, maybe cash only) - Plenty of overhead lights for those night games Reviews on Google say no outside food allowed or they have certain fees...not sure about that. I guess people don't mind as it seems busy on evenings and nights. Yuma needed this so...here it is. Worth checking out.

The customer service here is terrible. The office gal Courtney is very condescending and rude…read more Place is clean for an older park. Would NOT recommend and will not be back here.

Do not stay here. It was worst experience ever people are nasty and if visiting they are not happy…read more Yelled at us as they hate dogs sign all over no dog peeing or pooping and dirty dog park way in the back. Our dogs could not use because there were always others dogs there. People were so nasty area is bad and nothing to do. No pickle ball, worst their attitude toward guests and dogs never stay here.