Our current RV park is as much a golf resort as it is a campground for RVs. The golf course has 18 holes and is reasonably priced for the Yuma area. It brings in lots of traffic. The RV park has 800 sites.
As you might guess, Cocopah is the name of the Indian tribe that lived here in ancient times. We are now on Indian land run by the Bureau of Land Management. The Cocopah Tribe also has a casino near Yuma. (no surprise there, huh?)
This wind chime on a park model made us think of our neighbor, Harry. Also notice the thermometer at the upper left - "Tree Above Zero and Tree Below Zero."
How is this for a method to use up old state license plates?
This last photo looks like a scene taken in the Middle East. It is a sunrise over the golf course from the front of our RV.
We are moving on today!
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