Arizona Oasis RV Resort

We just completed a two night stay here with our two dogs and 25-foot class C. We didn't have a tow vehicle but even if we did, we didn't see much to do around town. That would be the only drawback to this place, a lack of other entertainment or other things to do. The campground itself is clean, the staff is friendly and many folks had dogs with them which was nice to see. Dogs were well behaved, not barking all the time and people picked up after them. We had site 93 which backs up the the Colorado River. We spent mornings and evenings watching the water, swinging on the swings and walking the dogs on the sand and grass. A nice, relaxing stay.

New ownership, they have added solar panels, renovated bathrooms, clean park. Front office staff friendly, stayed in a standard site.
Concrete patio pad, pull thru, but we had to disconnect because of where the utility pole was located. Picnic table not included with standard, dirty BBQ, level gravel pad.
This park has changed , higher prices, does not honor Passport America in January or February, and very focused on selling the park models or permanent trailers. No food service is available, Lots of traffic at 6:15am of trucks leaving the park,
Pool and spa clean and inviting. Gated park, safe and clean if you need amenities for a short stay, but pricey.

Very nice, we had a pull thru leve gravel site with a concrete pad and picnic table, full hookup, WiFi and really good cable. The sites right on the river are back in and have a beautiful view and grass. Clean heated pool and hot tub. We only stayed one night but were very happy with this campground right off of 10. You can hear the interstate in the distance but its not disturbing. They also have a cafe and serve breakfast a few day a week. Will defiantly stay again. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Gravel level site with concrete patio, BBQ. We were in a corner back in, shaded spot next to sewer area. One of the camp hosts helped us find our spot and helped us back in. A very sociable spot , with friendly campers coming and going to clubhouse and laundry facilities. There is a repeat “snowbird” contingency, all willing to chat and give referrals to area. Limited breakfast menu in club house offered, except on Sundays. Generous laundry facilities, daily activities and clean pool. Great river beach access, grassy area,no launch area. River view spots available.
Locked security gate going in and out controlled by key pad.
Front office a bit disorganized when we arrived, but they got it worked out. A very popular spot, showing its age, needs some updating, We were told they were in transition of owners. We did not have a picnic table and were told there were none available. We had issues with the cable box that took persistent reminding to get it fixed the next day. The sewer release area near our site, had minimal gas smell. Expect ATV, cycle and golf cart noise during the day through out the park.

Made reservations on line for 4 days with PA. While staying in nearby Quartzsite BLM I drove over to see if i could extend my stay from 4 days to a week as they told me they didn't take PA but on their website they didn't make note of it. Sites are big, gravel with concrete patios very wide you could put another RV site between each current site. Short walk down to the river - they had bonfire pits, VB and kids play. Dogs allowed off leash on the beach. Dog park was small but they has 2 hours set aside for small dogs.
Free cable TV at each site. WiFi in Clubhouse - early mornings it would work at site when less people were using it. Laundry good $1.75 wash/$1.50 dry. Showers small iffy on the hot water. Has lots of social activities and breakfast $available every morning. 4 miles to Blythe, CA had shopping dog parks, food.

Really enjoyed our stay as we had a group of 8 RV's meeting up for the first time.
Staff was incredible that made our experience memorable. Thank you staff Kelly, Jenny & Shannon for making our experience a life lasting memory.

Located off the main line of I-10 and great place for a destination or even a Passport America pass through park.

Recently added Cell tower which must have been a GSM one located right outside the park, so signal was prime.

Very nice staff and through Coast to Coast we stayed for only $10 a night.

Site was pretty basic, but there was pretty good space between us and our neighbors (for a big park anyways) which is what is most important to us. Not a lot of shade.

They have about 500 ft of river frontage, it is a private beach. They have hammocks and chairs down there and they had a bonfire one night when we were there which was nice.

They seem very dog friendly, which we also appreciated.

Pool and spa looked clean though we didn't use them.

Didn't use the wifi, but had good AT&T cell, Verizon wasn't that good though. Didn't record actual strength so won't record that in the review.

[Actual stay was 2/26/17]

Passport America members can stay here for $20 a night for up to seven days. The park is clean, has decent amenities, variety of site types and a friendly staff. While here I enjoyed the hottub all to myself one night. My site had a pretty tree but was very close to my neighbor. The park was very quiet except for a little road noise. I came so that I could have full hookups after boondocking for two months before I moved to my next boondocking spot. There is Colorado River access. They also host social activities. They had plenty of showers and bathrooms. They give free WiFi and cable, however I never use the wifi I just use my ATT hotspot.