Cocopah Resort & Casino

They have a separate parking area off the side of the casino for RVs. Lots of space and very level. You have to go into the casino to register. (Note it is very smoky in there!) The lot itself is very secure (the casino security guard does regular runs around the RV parking area). Great spot for a night or two, but it's a bit far from town.

It’s a parking lot, but the casino has dedicated it to RV’s, so at least it is mostly level and easy to get in/out.

We had to level just a bit. Used about an inch of block on one side of the trailer, then had to Jack up the front an inch or so. Easy to do.

Casino is nice looking, but very very smoky (a bit more than most). There is a small “snack” stand that is open until 1AM. They have pizza, Penni sandwiches, etc. made to order, so at least it has not been sitting in a case all day.

About 15 minutes off of Interstate 8, so it takes 30 minutes total. Not bad for a decent place to park for the night. Great dog area!

There is a two-lane highway not far from the parking lot, but our unit has pretty good sound insulation so it did not bother us.

This is our 3rd visit to the Cocopah casino RV parking area. It is immaculately maintained. Lots of garbage bins, doggy poop bags provided and plenty of room to park your rig. Park in your chosen spot, make note of the number and head inside to register. $10/night, 3/$25 or 7/$50. Wifi is available and the dump station across the road at the Cocopah gas station is included in the fee. Just take your display tag to the station cashier to get the keys. No potable water, but plenty of kiosks around for that anyways.

Stayed here for seven days as I waited for the return of my spouse at the Yuma airport which is close. The included WIFI worked well for us. The site was mostly quiet except for the last day when numerous military jets flew nearby. It is $10 a night, $25 for three nights, and $50 for a week. The asphalt parking lot is well marked and numbered. You go into the cashiers desk inside the main door to pay and you are given a tag to display on your rig. As soon as you drive into the complex you bear hard to the right and follow the outermost path to the RV parking on the south side. There are several trash bins and there is a great dump across the street at their fuel station which is free upon showing your display tag. It was surprising how many open spots remained each night in February.

There’s many spaces available but only a few with trees or along the grass. My space, #1 was along the grass and fairly private, though closer to the road -about 100 yards away.
I paid $25 for three nights which includes free use of the casinos sewer/water which is at their gas station across the street. Couldn’t connect to their WiFi where I am but att was strong. Well maintained grounds and friendly people at the casino. It’s about a 200yard walk to the casino.

Stayed for 3 nights in March 2020 while visiting family in town. Nice paved designated area for RVs or large vehicles totally separate from the rest of the parking lot. As you enter the casino parking lot stay right and follow the RV parking sign.

You'll need to see the cashier in the casino to pay and get a window tag. There were several trash cans and a water hose at the end of the parking lot. It rained hard one night so we were thankful for the pavement. We moved from the Quechan Casino off the highway which had a crowded dirt lot.