2026–27 season · Rate verification in progress — we phone and email every park listed
The Southwest winter rate database

Know what your winter will cost before you head south.

Most Arizona RV parks only give their monthly and seasonal rates over the phone. We call every park and publish the numbers — so you can compare real winter rates side by side, free.

Compare 15 parks → How we verify rates
15
Parks tracked
$180–950
Monthly rate range
5
Arizona areas
Jul 2026
Last updated
Why trust these numbers

Rates you can't Google. Verified the old-fashioned way.

Almost no park publishes its winter monthly rate online — and the listing sites only track nightly prices. So we do it by hand, park by park, every season.

1

We call & email every park

Monthly rate, seasonal packages, what's included (electric, cable, Wi-Fi), age rules, rig rules — straight from the office.

2

We publish it with a date

Every verified rate is marked ✓ Verified with when we confirmed it. Anything we haven't confirmed yet is clearly labeled an estimate.

3

We re-check every season

Rates change yearly. Each fall we re-verify the full list for the coming winter, and readers tell us what they actually paid.

The comparison tool

Compare winter rates, side by side

Verification in progress: 2 of 15 rates are phone/email-verified for 2026–27 so far. The rest are estimates from park websites and regional averages, clearly marked — always confirm with the park before booking.

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Monthly budget
$1,000+
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Side-by-side comparison

Where the parks are

Tap an area to filter the list above. "From" price is the lowest winter monthly rate we track there.

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Typical winter monthly rate by area

Median of the monthly rates we track in each area, winter 2026–27.

Quartzsite includes BLM long-term permit land ($180 covers the whole season), which pulls its typical cost far below full-hookup parks.

The winter guides

Research your winter like you've done it ten times

Deep-dive guides built from the same verified data — publishing through the fall planning season.

Rates

Yuma RV park monthly rates, 2026–27

Every verified Yuma rate in one table — the guide the whole site is built on.

Coming August Budgeting

What a Yuma winter actually costs

Rent, electric, propane, groceries, Algodones day trips — a real seasonal budget, itemized.

Coming August Head to head

Yuma vs. Quartzsite

Full hookups vs. $180-a-season desert freedom — which winter actually fits you?

Coming September First-timers

Your first winter in Yuma

When to book, what to ask a park office, and the mistakes every first-year snowbird makes.

Coming September
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Common questions

Why don't parks just publish these rates online?

Habit, mostly — many snowbird parks are small, long-established operations that fill by phone, word of mouth, and returning guests. Monthly and seasonal pricing also shifts with demand and length of stay, so offices prefer to quote it directly. That's exactly the gap this site closes.

What does "verified" mean here?

A verified rate came directly from the park — by phone or email — for the season shown, and carries the date we confirmed it. Estimates come from park websites or regional averages and are labeled as such until we reach the office.

Are you affiliated with any of these parks?

No. We're an independent, reader-supported project. Parks don't pay to be listed, and payment never affects a rate or a ranking.

Rates look different when I call — why?

Rates change through the season and often depend on length of stay, rig size, and party size. Treat our numbers as your starting point for comparison, and always confirm the final price with the park before booking.