Southern Mesa RV Resort

Rules

Vehicles and Parking

No street parking. Roads need to remain clear for large RVs and emergency vehicles. If you are having overnight visitors, contact the office for their parking arrangements if you do have room on your site. Do not drive through any vacant RV sites or walk through your neighbor’s area. Speed limit is 5 mph. Please observe speed limit and Stop signs within the resort; this includes golf carts, bicycles, scooters, ATVs, etc. If you are found speeding in the park, you will receive a written warning. If you receive more than 2 warnings, the park will charge a $50.00 fine to your bill for exceeding the speed limit. (ATVs making excessive noise and speeding will be asked to leave the property.)

Swimming Pool

Anyone using the pool or spa pool must shower beforehand. Hot tub use is only for 14 year old and above. Alcoholic beverages are limited to the area surround the pool/club house. No parties unless arranged by park management. No pets are allowed in the pool area. Southern Mesa extends a warm welcome to new and returning guests. Thank you for following park rules and doing your neighborly duty.

RV Rules

Only 1 RV is permitted per RV space. Only 2 pets permitted per household. The 3 feet behind the RV is not for storing items and will be discarded by maintenance workers. Whatever you bring to Southern Mesa must fit on your site. Your site boundary is between the pedestals. Please do not exceed this. Local ordinance requires RVs and permanent structures must be 3 feet from all site line. Thanks for being a good neighbor!

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Area Tips

Castle Dome Ghost Town & Mine Museum: Ever dream about being in one of those towns in the old westerns you saw growing up? Well Castle Dome Ghost Town & Mine Museum makes it come true as you walk down the dusty streets and step into cantinas, hotels, and shops exactly as they were 100 years ago. The museum also provides a glimpse of what it was like to live and work as a miner by providing visitors with guided tours of the Hull Mine.

Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area: Wonder if there are still places left in America where you can forget about stop signs and speed limits and go as far and fast as your ride well take? It’s good to know there still is at the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, where you have the freedom to push yourself and your machine to the limit on the expansive and challenging sand dunes that stretch on for miles in every direction.

Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park: Get locked away in the past with a visit to the Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park. See what Arizona’s first prison was like in the days of the Old West, where legendary figures such as Pearl Hart actually served out their sentences. Don’t forget the guard tower located within the park is also a great place to take in the scenery of Yuma’s parks and the Colorado River before planning your next escape. 

Colorado River at Yuma: Since the Colorado River runs right though Yuma, it’s no surprise that there are a number of fantastic opportunities for fun and relaxation on and in the river. Enjoy numerous activities ranging from canoeing and tubing to fishing and nature watching all along the river. What’s even better is that all of these activities are only a few minutes away from downtown Yuma and numerous other parks for picnicking.

Reviews Leave a Review

Valerie Benton

2.0

Had a wonderful chat with Gayle in the office. Her enthusiasm for the vision of the park made me want to gather up my family and book us all for a winter reunion. But last I heard they have replaced her with a person who only cares about the bottom line. Money. I want to come to a place that is more of a community feel. Where you are treated like a friend. Not a number. I hope they get it together. The park is still being remodeled. Hopefully they will have everything open for use winter snowbirds. Prices aren't bad for the drive out of town once they have the amenities available. Just wonder if the new management will Jack up the price.

July 09, 2021

John Bobbit

1.0

New management is a joke, new owners covered up mold in the walls of the showers that were leaking, the facelift on the clubhouse is like walking into a doctor's office. Not to mention full time residents are treated like poop and are leaving faster than coming in. Park water system is run off a well and the water is toxic, they drop chlorine tablets in the holding tank " drink it" the mail is lost or missing daily and not distributed. This week the closed the office with no warning ,shut the power off to the laundry facility ,the internet which is included in monthly rent was turned off with no notice but it's ok because the management doesn't live here.

July 09, 2021

Pat McCracken

1.0

New management in May 2021, not a good thing. During the "remodel" office never open, mail is missing and not distributed, pool is never clean. This week the laundry facility is closed with no warning, no showers and no restrooms . Wifi service that is included in the rent was turned off on residents who depend on service for entertainment or jobs. There is not even a number to call for emergencies. Don't waste a drive down 3E stay in the foothills.

July 09, 2021

Gary Buckelew

4.0

I enjoyed my stay. Absolutely no tmobile phone service and Verizon wireless was slow. I would definitely return.

March 17, 2020