In 2007 Dan and I retired from work, hitched our 5th wheel to our truck, and hit the road. We are full time RV'ers so we take our home with us everywhere we go. We live by the credo "Home Is Where You Park It" and we have found Home in many an awesome setting! I created this blog to track our adventures as we travel around the US, Canada, and Mexico. Two of our goals include visiting all the State Capitals and as many of the Baseball Parks as possible, with everything else we can fit in between!
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Hidden Shores Village (Yuma, Arizona)
Hidden Shores
Village is located near the Imperial
Dam, along the Colorado River , and is a
mixture of fixed vacation homes, rentals for weekenders, and spots for RV'ing snowbirds
like us (ones who move to warmer climates in the winter). Yuma is set in the middle of a big dusty desert, and most
people are surprised to learn that this area is particularly rich in
agriculture. Yuma is actually the winter
vegetable capital of the world and about 90 percent of all the leafy vegetables
grown in the U.S. from
November through March are grown in and around the Yuma area. Hidden Shores Village is nestled
amongst these emerald patches of farmland, and has a little something for
everyone: a 9-hole golf course walking distance from the RV Park, boat ramps, a
20,000 square foot club house, game rooms, library, workout room, heated
outdoor swimming pool with jacuzzi, horse shoe pits, shuffle board, an on-site
convenience store, and trails leading out into the desert for hiking, biking, and
taking your off-road vehicles. Here are some pictures from our March 2014 stay at
Hidden Shores Village .
Labels:
Arizona,
Hidden Shores Village,
March 2014,
RV Parks,
Yuma
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