Paradise Casino

I have stayed here. Big lot but they change their overnight policy regularly, sometimes twice a day.
Lots of better places to eat.

Just say no and move along to an RV friendly place. These people are terrible.

Great place to park ... level, spacious, some great bushwhacking and trails to the river for the dog, exactly one mile to walk to Yuma's Historic downtown. Parking lot adjoins a small park with an inlet from the river well-stocked for fishing.
Officially you are allowed 48 hours, but they don't seem to be very organized in enforcing that. If you show a Casino Card and play a bit, they will not ask you to leave.
We met some who said they were planning to stay a couple of weeks (???) and had no intention of using the casino, nor the dining room ...???? Sorry, those are the types who ruin it for the rest of us. .....

BTW ... breakfast special is very good for $3.99. Haven't tried the restaurant for anything else.
Casino IS very smoky.

Confirming "Pay to Stay" pricing --
1 night / $10
3/$25
7/$50

Same as their other Casino "Q" on the west side of Yuma. Packed in just the same in straight lines one after the other.
No table games here only slots - very smoky - looks like they're trying to remodel a bit. Bad - unkept city roads getting here.
Pass on by -- Plenty of Free BLM land all around Yuma -- Lake Mittry on NE side and Sidewinder Rd and Ogliby Rd. on the west. Then drive in to gamble / shop / visit Algodones.

- from reader E. Franks, January 2006.
Yuma has an ordinance against dry camping (can't park at Wal-Mart) but Paradise is outside city limits. They have a large area for RV's and welcome us. Officially it's one night, but there's no formal process and I saw rigs there the whole 3 days we were there