Yuma, AZ: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Yuma there are 102 campgrounds (2 of them free), 10 RV dump stations and 1 rest area. Nearby, 2 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Yuma.
Low clearances and road limits near Yuma
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Yuma Road · 13'1" clearance · 3 mi NW
- Quick Road · 12'9" clearance · 4 mi NW
Campgrounds near Yuma
- A Shady Tree RV Park · 1 mi W · fees apply
- Blew In RV Park · 1 mi W
- River's Edge RV Resort · 1 mi NW · fees apply
- Riverfront RV Park · 2 mi NW
- Sans End RV Park · 2 mi NW
- Double S Adult Mobile Park · 2 mi S
- Hidden Cove RV Park · 2 mi W · fees apply
- Four Seasons Mobile Home Park · 2 mi S
- Sundance Trailer Park · 2 mi S
- McCoy Mobile Home / RV Park · 2 mi N
- Maple Avenue Trailer Park · 2 mi S
- Walnut Trailer Park · 2 mi S
- Sherwood Forest RV Park · 2 mi W
- Rolle's Linda Vista RV Park · 2 mi W · fees apply
- Lazy 8 RV Park · 2 mi W · fees apply
- and 87 more in the app
RV dump stations
- at River's Edge RV Resort · 1 mi NW
- at Hidden Cove RV Park · 2 mi W
- at Del Pueblo RV Park and Tennis Resort · 8 mi S
- at Pilot Knob RV Resort · 9 mi W
- at Kofa Ko-Op · 10 mi S
- at Gila Mountain RV Park · 12 mi E
- Dump station · 14 mi NE
- at T.K. Jones Campground And Boat Launch · 15 mi NE
- and 2 more in the app
Rest areas
- Sand Hills Rest Area · 16 mi W · restrooms · water
Fuel and travel centers
- Maverik · 3 mi SE
- Love's Travel Stop · 3 mi SE
- Pilot Travel Center · 3 mi SE
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