The staff was very professional and the doctors seemed to very experienced. We called around and found that their prices were better than most so we decided to use them for a cleaning and possibly a bridge for me. The campground had a 5% off coupon for Baja Dental. While in Yuma, we took advantage of the inexpensive dental work in Los Algodones. We are looking forward to returning there in the future.

Overall, we loved the park and the people made us feel very welcome.

They are wide and long so that dogs could get off leash and run. With both sides having concrete walls they were designed for water run-off. One two sides of the park were alleys not being used by cars but by dog walkers. We met one couple using their Trails Collection membership to jump between the two parks every four days so that they would never have a timeout week. We floated back and forth between them daily. Both parks are Encore parks and are very similar. We walked the park and their sister park next door (Desert Paradise) every day, meeting people at every turn. They are lacking pickleball courts though. It’s a really great community with lots of things going on from water-volleyball to cards, to dancing, breakfasts, lunches, dinner, darts, shuffleboard, horseshoes, and many others. The RV sites are very tight, but they all have full hookups with 50 amps including cable. The park rates run around $300 a week, but with the Trails Collection added to our Thousand Trails membership, the park was free and we stayed for two weeks. The first thing we noticed and liked about the park was that the roads were paved and all the RV’s and park-models were all neatly lined-up. Cactus Gardens is an Encore RV park and our first “Trails Collection” resort.

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