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Palm Springs RV Resort
Palm Springs RV Resort Palm Desert CA is a luxurious RV resort located in the heart of the Coachella Valley. This resort offers a variety of amenities, including a heated pool, hot tub, fitness center, and a clubhouse with a full-service restaurant. The resort also features a variety of activities, such as golf, tennis, and pickleball. The resort is conveniently located near shopping, dining, and entertainment, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing getaway.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Michael Dotson
Hmm.. Choose your own spot to park your 40’ RV driving around trying to find electricity that works that they charged you for. After 3 non working spots we accepted that we would run on solar. If you go south of the I10 to Emerald they escort you to a lovely paved very roomy location. Need I say the electricity works………..for a similar cost.
Smokey Da'Bear
I want to give 5, but the freeway and train noise is constant. Other than that, the laundry, bathrooms, and pool are all clean. There's lots of dust and sand, but the weather in the winter here is super nice. Staff is great and the park is clean.
Magic Mirror Gallery
Thank you Teresa! I recently had a problem with booking online and had to call the office. Teresa answered on the first ring and was so, so pleasant and helpful. She sorted everything out for us right away and really went the extra mile to make sure we were happy. It's a clean campground, plenty of services nearby, friendly staff, lovely palm trees. The pool and spa are well cared for. There is a sensible area that we were directed to go to to unhook the toad so we could look for a spot, and we had no trouble parking our motor-home despite all those fabulous Palms. There are a lot of easy pull-through spaces if you don't mind 30amp service. This campground has lots of recycling bins, I find that really rare at TT locations. We have T-Mobile and had excellent speeds the entire stay. We'll be back often. :)
Mark Hays
A little more run down each year I stay here. Many spaces marked "no power" or "no sewer." Several spaces have no power and are not marked as such, and you only find out after you've backed into your space. Sad to see such a good park with so little maintenance! It's a though Thousand Trails has given up putting any money into this park and is satisfied with letting it deteriorate, and yet we pay more each year in dues... for what?
DM Frank
Our cabin was exceptionally clean. Had everything we needed. Would have given another star but it needs newer blankets and more comfortable beds, but they were useable. The guy running front gate is super friendly and helpful. The park is very clean and maintained. Very close to train and city traffic. Although I didn't use a camping spot this trip, it would be near impossible for me to get my 40' fifth wheel in most spots. A highly experienced driver may be able to get into the tight spots much better, but someone not as good.... practice first. The pool area looked very inviting. There is a small playground for children. The dog park is just a small sand area but at least there is one. I will be back.
Gary Kazda
I had been staying here on & off since October. It's a nice place but was makes you comfortable and is very important. ..... I was taken by ambulance on Friday 21 and spent 7 nights. They were very concerned about my pets and me, and helped helped me out...fantastic people
Jay Bodam
Nice place to stop while traveling through this area. RV spots are sandy dirt back in only for 50 AMP, and pull through for 30 AMP... strange. Sewer connections are at very weird locations making getting into an already tight spot even harder... i can see many have been run over. Spots are super tight with all this, so if you are 40 feet and more better have a couple good spotters. Overal above average
John V
We visited our friends that were staying here. It is a nice park in more of an urban setting. The spaces were nice but a little tight. It was right off the freeway with some freeway noise. Good for a quick stop over but not for a long stay.
Stephanie Zeh
This place is not what was advertised. It's not actually called palm springs RV resort. It's called thousand trails. We had to call to change the weekend we came and the person that answered the phone just said "range house" umm is this the right place? We got there and the guy says we do t have a reserved spot, that you just have to drive your rig around the tight streets and hope you find one. I ended up walking because it was uncomfortable to serpentine every row. There were open pull through a but they said "reserved" (I thought they don't reserve spots?) There were 5 pull through spots that were occupied by vans, which is annoying, so we had to fit our rig uncomfortably in a spot perfect for a van. And they told us once we find a site to check the plug because it might not work. Ha! What a joke. Don't stay here if you'd like a welcoming experience.
Paul Barber
This is a nice park. We camped near the restrooms and laundry. I loved the convenience of being near the facilities. The place is nearly full but, we had no trouble finding a good site. The ranger was so nice. He could see I'm disabled and delivered my purchase of ice to my camp site. Very good service. The bathrooms are maintained well and the showers are nice and hot. There are a lot of amenities too. If that's not enough all the sites are 30/50 amp with full hookups.