Quechan Parking Lot

i agree with David m. wow what a RUDE female Indian cashier. at the cash booth. she must have missed the HR meeting on customer service. very unpleasant

I would give — 0 stars if there was an option because of one female at the cash booth extremely unpleasant rude demanding I know every body has good and bad days but this very large Indian woman was the worse tribible worker I have ever seen in my travels and I travel 6 months out of the year as a part time RVer I hate to blame the whole tribe but so far every Quechan tribe Indian I have talked to is very unfriendly I know lots of Indian’s from lots of different tribes all have been pleasant to talk to and deal with but not the Quechan’s

I’m honestly surprised they don’t gouge the prices here since it’s literally the only game in town. It was just $ 6 to park our car. Easy in, easy out.

Raised there price again, thanks to the owners of the quechan paradise casinos. You don’t make enough money in the casinos? You have to raise your prices again?

Its a huge parking lot for people to walk into Mexico, there is nothing remotely exciting or fantastic. Unless you know where you’re going, the entrance is difficult to notice.
A super money maker for the Qualchans, at $ 5 per car and more for larger vehicles. Maybe they could work on the signage, add a couple arrows/​lines for following the maze of rows, heck, maybe even a golf cart shuttle for those that have to park in the back!

Yup, this lot could certainly use a little bit better signage. Even after you enter the lot, there are no signs as to where to go OR to help you find the exit.
I’d checked out the satellite view ahead of time so I was fairly comfortable with what I’d see once I got there. Fortunately it was a very quiet weekend day and I could creep down the road looking for the place.
All in all an okay lot. $ 5 for a car no matter how long or short you’ve been there. Could be made more user friendly.

Can someone seriously put up some sort of attention-​grabbing sign here? Even a simple «PARK HERE» sign would help!
Turning around was impossible as there were Customs signs everywhere indicating fines for even stopping on the shoulder. So, before I knew it, I passed the entrance and within 10 seconds was on my way to Mexico driving my 2010 ride. Then I had to wait an hour in traffic just to come back. Not cool!
I’m sure I’m not the first to have had this happen. There was really nothing of significance to let you know how to get into the parking lot. The Customs & Border Patrol agent let me know I «should have taken a right at the brown shack.» A lot of people would have a lot less grief if they knew where to park!
Other than that, the parking lot seemed decently clean and safe. The parking fee for a car was $ 5. But, the whole experience was definitely outweighed by the lack of signage!
Update: I’ve posted a picture of the small sign to look out for…