Bonita Mesa RV Resort
Every rate, side by side
| Nightly | Weekly | Monthly | Annual | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rate | $60/night | $350/week | $795/month Plus electricity AND water · Multi-month discount: ~$612/mo on a 6-month stay — Paid in advance | $4,900/year |
| Electricity | Elec: ask office | Elec: ask office | + Elec extra | + Elec extra |
| Effective monthly | ≈ $1,824/mo | ≈ $1,521/mo | ≈ $795/mo * | ≈ $408/mo * |
* Electricity billed separately at this tier — budget roughly $75–150/mo extra for metered electricity in a Yuma winter, depending on heating and cooling habits. "≈ /mo" converts each tier to an effective monthly cost so tiers compare like-for-like (nightly ×30.4, weekly ×4.35, annual ÷12).
Amenities checklist
The same checklist appears on every park page: 12 amenities confirmed. A "?" means we haven't confirmed that item yet — not that the park lacks it — so check with the office before you book around it.
✓ confirmed · ✕ confirmed not offered · ? not yet confirmed with the park
What we know so far
Foothills 55+ resort billed as one of Yuma's most polished — 470 spaces with shade trees on every lot, paved roads and a 5-foot security wall. Amenities include a large swimming pool and jacuzzi, pickleball, shuffleboard, horseshoe pits, a putt-putt course, a 3,200 sq ft rec room, poker and card rooms, arts & crafts and an exercise room, with a heavy daily activities schedule (shuffleboard, aquacise, chair yoga, cards, dances and more). The monthly rate is the space rate plus electricity and water; multi-month and annual packages lower the effective monthly cost.
The area: Yuma Foothills
The Foothills, east of town along I-8, is Yuma's classic snowbird belt — big 55+ resorts, quiet desert edges, and views toward the Gila and Fortuna ranges, with its own strip of restaurants and winter farmers-market mornings. It runs a little removed from central Yuma, which is exactly why many longtime regulars prefer it.
Booking a winter site here: what to ask the office
- January is peak — ask for the January monthly rate specifically, then how November, December, and March differ.
- Ask whether electricity is included or metered at YOUR tier. In winter it can swing a cheap-looking rate by $75–150 a month — and several parks include it on daily/weekly stays but bill it on monthly.
- Ask which months the seasonal package covers and what deposit holds a site — full-season spots at popular parks are gone by early fall.
- Confirm rig rules (age limits, length) and pet rules before you commit.
- Get the quote in writing if you can, and compare it against the verified date shown on this page.
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Page updated July 21, 2026 · Every rate on this site is either verified with the park (dated) or clearly marked an estimate. See all Yuma-area parks →