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24.7413, -80.9808
Winter campers who book months out and can live without sewer hookups at the site. December through March delivers 70s temps, low humidity, and calm water for snorkeling and kayaking the mangrove tunnels. Bring leveling blocks and use the dump station.
Pets stay home, the park allows none. No sewer hookups at individual sites will frustrate full-hookup RVers, road noise reaches some sites after dark, and if you can't lock down a reservation well in advance, you likely won't get in at all.
Context for the broader area surrounding Curry Hammock State Park Campground, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
This is a popular area for camping, fishing, desert exploring and river running. The area also has a group camping area (50 person), a group boat-in area (50 person), and three individual boat-in camp areas. There are 5 ramadas and 2 large picnic areas as well. Restroom facilities include showers. There are 5 campgrounds and two 2-lane boat launch ramps. Birdwatching, small game hunting for quail, doves, and ducks, and sportfishing are among other favorite activities at this recreation area.
This state recreation area is 25 miles north of Yuma, Arizona on the Colorado River. There is an 18 mile dirt road upon entering the area and it is not recommended for large trailers.
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December through March is peak season. Daytime highs run 70–78°F, evenings settle into the mid-50s to mid-60s, and humidity stays low. Calm seas and excellent underwater visibility make this the best window for snorkeling, kayaking, and fishing; biking the Heritage Trail is especially pleasant. Reserve early. Holiday weeks fill quickly. Summer brings heat, humidity, and afternoon storms, but kiteboarders still use the park and some RVers tolerate the conditions. One January hiker reported zero bugs on the hammock trail. Hurricane season runs June through November, so late summer and fall carry storm risk alongside easier (though not guaranteed) site availability.
Peak season with warm days. Most facilities open. Reserve ahead.
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