Yuma - Oldtown

1640 S Arizona Ave, I-8 at Exit 2/US Hwy 95/16th St Yuma, Arizona, 85364, United States

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TravelPod Member ReviewsYuma - Oldtown

“Motel 6”

jackies-world 1 contribution
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Feb 21, 2011

Hey, it was a Motel 6.

This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this MotelYuma - Oldtown

The drive North through the Arizona Sunset

A travel blog entry by jackies-world

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Larry and I chased the golden light of sunset trying to get back to my favorite cactus along highway 95 just South of Quartzite …

23rd Destination

A travel blog entry by stephwadejount

Got all our stuff back out of storage and the car is so full now!

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Yuma

A travel blog entry by jaredandjen

... Fast and the Furious movie. We decided to check it out. It was a good movie. We both really enjoyed it. It has like all the original characters in it and ones from all the sequels after the first one. It is your basic action movie and moves pretty fast.

After the movies we decided to head out of Yuma to continue on our way to San ...

A week of visiting in Yuma

A travel blog entry by wmaxtman

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... one of these years.
Unlike most of our time down here, we've only been out on one hike and I wasn't very impressed. It was a good workout walking up 1200' in 2 miles and down again but it wasn't very exciting. We did see an ocotillo starting to leaf out and bloom which was a first. We saw many small, like 5-6" lizard like critters scurrying around. I'll have to find out what they're called. The top of the mountain when we finally got there was covered with ...

Life inside a 10' box

A travel blog entry by homeport

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... 3 letters for your town name, hence WHY. We just love finding little bits of interesting trivia in our travels. Ajo is about 20 miles (aprox) from the Organ Pipe National Monument Park which we wrote about in an earlier blog. Again, lots of free camping and hiking in the area. We particularly enjoyed some of the unusual rock formations. The Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge is the 3rd largest national wildlife refuge in the lower 48 states. There are 7 rugged ...

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