President's Day & Family Day | Long Weekend Getaways · Up to 20% off

Best Yuma Tours & Trips

Yuma County in southwestern Arizona boasts some of the brightest skies and richest agricultural lands in the United States. Known as America’s Winter Lettuce Capital, it blends rural charm with outdoor adventure, drawing visitors to places like the historic Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park and the rugged beauty of the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge. The Gila River and Imperial National Wildlife Refuge offer serene boating and birdwatching, while winter sun seekers recharge along the scenic byways near the Sonoran Desert’s golden foothills. With reliable sunshine over 300 days a year, Yuma County is a year-round haven for farming, hiking, kayaking, and exploring the quiet expanses where desert meets river.

Show All

0 Results

Sorry! No results

Try resetting the filters or get in touch with our Customer Service via live chat at right corner.

FAQs about Yuma Tours

What is the best time of year to visit Yuma County for outdoor activities?

The best time to visit Yuma County for outdoor activities is between November and April, when temperatures range from 65°F to 85°F. This period avoids the extreme summer heat, which can exceed 110°F. Winter months are ideal for hiking, biking, and birdwatching, especially in areas like the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge and along the Colorado River.

How do I access the Imperial National Wildlife Refuge from Yuma County?

Imperial National Wildlife Refuge can be accessed via State Route 95, about 25 miles north of Yuma. Use the Winterhaven entrance on the Arizona side. A high-clearance vehicle is recommended for unpaved access roads. The refuge is open sunrise to sunset; no entrance fee is required, but check U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service advisories for seasonal closures.

Is a REAL ID required to cross the border into Mexico from Yuma?

Yes, a REAL ID, passport, or enhanced driver’s license is required for U.S. citizens to cross into Mexico from Yuma at the San Luis Port of Entry. Children under 16 may use a birth certificate. Due to wait times, especially on weekends, visit early morning and ensure your vehicle insurance covers Mexico.

Can I use the Yuma County Public Transit system to reach major shopping areas?

Yes, Yuma County Public Transit’s fixed routes serve major shopping areas including the Mall of Yuma, Walmart Supercenter on 16th Street, and Sam’s Club. Routes 1, 2, and 4 operate Monday-Saturday with fares starting at $1.25. Schedules and real-time tracking are available via the Doublemap app or Yuma County Transit website.