Welcome to
Valley Palms

Valley Palms is a Manufactured Housing RV Park located in Blythe, CA. We are a quiet and charming park with close access to schools, the Colorado River, 24-hour healthcare, restaurants, and shopping. Residents enjoy a year-round vacation lifestyle thanks to endless recreational activities. At the river you can go swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking or jet skiing. In the nearby deserts, residents like to ride quad bikes and go off-roading. The town of Blythe has a strong community spirit and hosts events throughout the year. At Valley Palms you have the privacy of your own home, a welcoming neighborhood, and you're never far from all nature has to offer.

Location

Established in 2006, this community is enveloped by breathtaking desert vistas. Explore the Watercourses of the Northern Rockies & Southwest Regions. Situated close to the 10 freeway. Embrace an Everlasting Getaway Experience with a Wealth of Recreational Pursuits, from Swimming and Boating to Fishing and Jet Skiing.

Availability

We have multiple affordable homes available for you to view. Valley Palms also has large lot sizes and an incredible move-in deal for those looking to relocate their RV homes.

Contact Us

Valley Palms is the perfect community to call home. Get in touch with our team to apply today!

What’s Available?

Check out our featured homes below. If you are thinking of moving your home to a new community, we also have multiple lots available. Get all the benefits of our amazing community by moving your home now. We also offer brand new homes that you can custom order. Check the link for floor plan options HERE.

Where we are

Blythe is located near the Colorado River. It is known for its vacation lifestyle and beautiful river, mountain, and desert views. Residents of Blythe enjoy year-round sunshine and an array of outdoor activities such as boating, ATVing, golfing, rockhounding, kayaking, and fishing.

The town’s main thoroughfare features small-town charm, shops, and restaurants. Blythe hosts multiple music festivals and holiday celebrations. A conveniently close on-ramp to the 10 freeway allows you to reach popular destinations like Joshua Tree and the Salton Sea.

Whats Nearby?

Colorado River - The Colorado River offers serenity, recreation and an abundance of wildlife. Starting in the central Rocky Mountains, the river flows southwest through the Grand Canyon before reaching Lake Mead on the Arizona–Nevada border. It then turns south toward Blythe and stretches down to the international border.

Blythe Municipal Golf Course - This 18-hole par 73 golf course opened in 1968. This course is excellent for beginners to intermediates and has a combination of single and parallel holes, as well as fun elevation changes as you navigate your way around the course.

Kaylee Mae Mine - Previously called the Opal Hill Mine, this spot offers rockhounders the perfect place to find opal, rare fire agate, and quartz crystals. Tucked deep into the mule mountains, this mine is described as a calm hillside claim, that overlooks a beautiful desert valley. The site began in 1965 and continues to produce rare gemstones.

Hauser Geode Beds - Located about an hour south-west of Blythe, this desert area is renowned for its beautiful geodes and great views. Bring a pick and shovel and you might find one of these crystal lined spheres and other rare rocks.

Colorado River Fair - an annual fairground is held very close to El Rancho Estates with rides, prizes, games, and food. It’s great fun for all ages.

The Blythe Intaglios - These huge ancient figures drawn into the desert landscape are believed to be at least 800 years old and could be over 2000 years old. The Intaglios are outlines of a man, a woman, a horse, and a coiled snake. The most significant figure is 175 feet long. They were first discovered in 1930 by aviator George Palmer who spotted them while flying over the area. In 1982 these ancient artworks became a Historic Monument.