Rivers Edge RV Resort

Every rate, side by side
| Nightly | Weekly | Monthly | Annual | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rate | $55/night Pull-thru/premier $65. Water, cable, sewer, Wi-Fi, electric all included. TOT tax on stays under 30 days. | $350/week Pull-thru/premier $420. All utilities included. | $1,200/month "Ask about specials." Utilities billed separately monthly. | $5,544/year $450 deposit. Premier yearly $7,150 (none available at last check). |
| Electricity | ✓ Elec included | ✓ Elec included | + Elec extra | + Elec extra |
| Effective monthly | ≈ $1,672/mo | ≈ $1,521/mo | ≈ $1,200/mo * | ≈ $462/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: 19 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
All-ages resort right on the Colorado River in Winterhaven — river walk, kayak and canoe access, and an unusually deep amenity list for the area: pool, hot tub, gym, mini golf, pickleball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, rec hall with library/card room/pool hall, playground with tetherball, gaga pit and basketball, dog run and dog wash, propane refill, and on-site vehicle/trailer storage. Rates come from the park's posted sheet, version-dated February 2026 — the freshest posted pricing of any park we track. The $1,200 monthly runs well above Yuma-side parks; you're paying for the riverfront and the amenity load. Office hours 8:30–3:00 Mon–Sat; online booking at RiversEdgeRVResort.com.
The area: Winterhaven, CA
Winterhaven sits just across the Colorado River on the California side — technically another state, practically five minutes from downtown Yuma. Parks here trade an Arizona address for river access, and Quechan tribal lands and the nearby sand dunes shape the neighborhood.
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 →