Palm Springs RV Resort & Campground
92211 Palm Desert
the United States
Palm Springs RV Resort Campground is your perfect winter vacation
destination - golfer's paradise. Basecamp to many natural attractions.
Adult/Family Centers, billiards, pickleball, pool and much more!
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Write a reviewThe location is ideal, and it's one of the best TTs we've visited! Navigating around the campsite with our 41 ft fifth wheel was a bit challenging, but it's doable with a guide. We lodged on the park's rear side on the 50 amp section and thoroughly enjoyed it! The sites were well-maintained and paved, with beautiful landscaping. The pool and pickle ball courts were also top-notch! It's conveniently located near local points of interest, a 15-20 minute drive to stage coach and Coachella music festival venues, and about 1.5 hours to Joshua Tree National Park. Excellent service for T-mobile, Verizon, and Starlink. Would definitely return! Strongly recommend!
3 years ago
In my opinion, the Palm Desert/Palm Springs locale was fairly average. The main inconvenience was the frequent sand storms. On the positive side, it has a wonderful community atmosphere, an enjoyable pool space, reliable cellular reception, decent Wi-Fi connectivity in the pool zone, and a very hospitable team. On the downside, it's quite dusty, the 50-amp service was a bit strained, and I'm pleased we opted for a 30-amp pull through instead. It's not the best place for cycling outside the resort, and there's some noise from the highway and trains, but it's not too disturbing when you're inside the RV.
3 years ago
There are numerous activities to engage in every day. The location is right next to the highway, so there might be some traffic noise. However, staying a bit further away can mitigate this. All the 30 amp sites are designed for easy drive-through, which is convenient, and each one comes with a sewer connection. Both Tmobile and AT&T have excellent reception in the park, and the available Jabba wifi, which you can buy, offers seamless streaming. The pool is heated, allowing for swimming in any weather conditions. The hot tub is an added bonus. The park staff are excellent at communicating information and updates via text.
3 years ago
We enjoyed a comfortable fortnight at Palm Springs RV Resort in Palm Desert, California, thanks to our Thousand Trails membership that waived our nightly fee. Despite an initially stressful check-in, we found the park to be spacious, although navigating the narrow access roads was a bit challenging. While it may not be the most accommodating for larger vehicles, it is certainly manageable. The park operates on a first-come, first-serve basis, without designated assignments. Its proximity to local attractions and services is a major plus. Although there was some noise from the nearby Interstate 10 and train tracks, it wasn't a significant issue since our location was central. The laundry facilities were well-kept, with both washing and drying priced at 1.75 each. The pool area was excellent, maintaining an ideal temperature and furnished with ample lounge chairs. The park offered a variety of activities throughout the week, and the staff we had dealings with were affable and supportive. We would definitely consider a return visit. Highlights: Numerous activities, welcoming staff, superb pool area. Areas for improvement: Narrow access roads, ineffective enforcement of dog rules.
3 years ago
Certain areas of this recreational space are excellent while others are less so. Positives include a superb swimming pool and jacuzzi, amiable employees, numerous activities, a beautiful surrounding, warm climate, and well-maintained laundry facilities. However, negatives include difficulties in parking due to the attractive palm trees, so anticipate spending at least an hour locating and parking in a spot. Incidences of theft, particularly bicycles, have been reported by at least two families that we are aware of. Other issues include dust, sand, wind, narrow spaces due to tree presence, high footfall (which could be a positive or negative), a tiny dog park, and a closed and small playground that may be undergoing renovation. It's advised to drive slowly and have someone guide you while reversing around bends.
3 years ago