Fortuna De Oro RV Park Yuma Arizona

Cindy Anderson 6 months ago

This is a beautiful RV Park. This was our first year staying here for the winter season. We’re coming back next year! We looked at a lot of other parks just to explore options in Yuma while we’ve been here. Yeah…No comparison! Fortuna decorous is the best in town! Lots of amenities, always something to do, an easy drive to shopping, and a good location to go visit the surrounding areas. As far as the park itself: The main office, mail room, and activities office staff are super friendly and helpful. The maintenance folks do their very best to keep the park clean and functioning properly. (Example: The past few weeks in Yuma have been unseasonably hot and the park experienced a couple power outages due to a fairly full park and a lot of AC use. When the really hot weather hits, the park has far less of us snowbirds! The management jumped on it to get the electrician here to get power back up and running. Outages lasted roughly an hour. We were kept in the loop and given progress reports via email and Facebook. Well done, FDO!). Facilities are pretty darned clean for how many people constantly use them. Activities abound here! A bunch of folks play pickleball (VERY acti

Dusty 7 months ago

The 3 stars are for the horrible practice of not taking united states currency. The "credit card" scam of tracking purchases is disgusting. United States currency is this countries currency it should be respected. Inducing citizens to use a credit contract with another entity is illegal but most have no clue.

Becky Moore 7 months ago

FDO was recommended to us by next-door RVers when we were in the Salt River area of AZ. What we encountered was a pleasant surprise and we wished we could have stayed longer. This is a 55+ 5-star RV resort with ENDLESS activities and, can I say, everyone seems so damned happy here. Very engaged and active lifestyle options. The place is a combo of park models and long-term RV campers from all over the US and Canada. In fact, we were very happy to see all the Canadian flags flying as Canadians have very good reason to shun the U.S. right now. At any rate, look this place up. There's a ton of pickle ball courts, two pools, painting classes, stained glass, wood working, dancing, hiking, golf course, a really cute "saloon," live music. We could have stayed a month. The only issue we did have was the wireless/internet and cell services. It was as if we were in some strange vortex of NO signal. Even though our T-Mobile phones showed 5G UC (ultra capacity signal), we could not text, send photos, use our phone hot spot, make a call...nada. And the complimentary wifi is non-existent. More and more RV places assume we have our own WiFi (Starlink). We don't yet but after being here for a few

Donald Van Burkleo 8 months ago

This is our first year staying at FDO and I can see why people keep coming back year after year. We are pickle ball players and they have 11 courts and activities for every level of play. The 9 hole golf course is fun to play and very reasonably priced. There are so many different activities to do, the pool areas are fantastic. We joined the hiking club and every Monday they take us to an amazing place with great views and some history of the area.