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Palm Springs RV Resort
Overview
Palm Springs RV Resort offers a classic desert getaway within the sun-drenched Coachella Valley. As a Thousand Trails destination, this park spans 25 acres and provides a manicured environment framed by the striking San Jacinto Mountains. The resort atmosphere focuses on a blend of relaxation and social engagement, making it a staple for travelers visiting Southern California. Visitors can enjoy clear blue skies and the quintessential Palm Desert experience while being surrounded by native desert flora and towering palm trees.
Location & Surroundings
Nestled in the heart of Palm Desert, the resort occupies a prime position near the famous Highway 111 corridor. The surrounding landscape is characterized by its rugged mountain peaks and lush green golf courses that define the region. Unlike the busier urban centers, this area provides a peaceful retreat while maintaining easy access to the upscale boutiques and dining of the valley. Its proximity to both Interstate 10 and the high desert makes it an ideal Southern California basecamp for exploration.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to facilitate an active lifestyle with a variety of high-quality facilities. Guests have access to a heated swimming pool and spa, which serve as central gathering points during the sunny afternoons. For those who enjoy sports, the resort features pickleball courts and a well-equipped fitness center. Practical needs are met with full hookup sites, a clubhouse, and clean laundry facilities. The park’s layout encourages social interaction, often hosting community events and billiards in the shared recreation hall.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
There is no shortage of adventure just minutes from the park gates. Nature enthusiasts often visit The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens or take a short drive to experience the otherworldly landscapes of Joshua Tree National Park. Shoppers will appreciate the proximity to El Paseo, often called the Rodeo Drive of the desert. For a unique perspective of the valley, the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway offers a breathtaking ascent to the cooler temperatures and hiking trails of the mountain wilderness.
Who This Park Is Best For
Palm Springs RV Resort is perfectly suited for active retirees and snowbirds looking for a long-term winter sanctuary. Its social atmosphere and resort-style amenities also make it a great choice for couples seeking a comfortable and safe environment. If you value a community feel with full hookup convenience and easy access to high-end shopping and outdoor recreation, this park fits your travel style. It is an excellent match for those who want to experience the Coachella Valley without the noise of the city center.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Kristen
Had a great stay here in my RV! It’s a great location close to Palm Springs and close enough to be able to visit Joshua tree and some other great nature spots in an easy day trip. All the palm trees are beautiful too at the park and I loved the pool and hot tub! Would definitely stay again next time I’m in the Palm Springs area.
Edgardo Zavala Pinet
EDIT: these guys replied with a copy-paste answer. EVERYONE I spoke to who was staying there have had something stolen. You are NOT safe here. You’ve been warned. This place excuses themselves with “oh it happens all the time” bs. Letter sent to corporate To Whom It May Concern, I’m writing to formally report a serious incident that occurred at your property. My 100 lb e-bike was stolen overnight, and based on the circumstances, I have reason to believe someone with access to the property may have been involved. I called the listed “emergency” number several times but received no answer, and my voicemail was never returned. When I spoke to one of the staff members the next day, he mentioned that another worker’s bike had been stolen recently and that this “happens often,” which was very concerning. Even when the police arrived, no staff member came over to assist or check on the situation. The property is surrounded by walls with a single entry and exit point, making it highly unlikely that a 100 lb e-bike could be removed without being noticed. I have repeatedly asked for the security footage to be reviewed but have not received confirmation that this has been done. Additionally, while walking around the park and speaking with other guests, two out of four people I spoke with said they’ve also had bikes or personal belongings stolen during their stay. This points to a recurring security issue on the property that requires immediate attention. I have filed a police report and set up my own cameras in the area. I expect management to cooperate with the investigation, review the footage, and take steps to ensure better safety and accountability for all guests.
Lindsay Meyers
We had a lovely weekend stay. Just got our cabin pass and have been visiting one TT a month and so far this one was the nicest. Their rec center was beautiful, tons of games separate library space, and littles had their own area. Loved how close grocery store was. Awesome restaurants in the area. Great cell service. We will be back.
Michele Roberts
We love this park, the pool and hot tub are clean and well maintained. Teto at the gate is friendly and gets you to you spot efficiently. Brittany in the Recreation lodge is fantastic. The pull thru sites are spacious even though they are only 30amp. We make this a regular stop on our way south and north while snowbirding.
Sybil Watson
My husband and I absolutely love this park—it’s one of our favorites in the Thousand Trails network. TT is the sweetest; she’s so helpful and always greets us with the biggest smile. The entire staff is friendly and welcoming. We really enjoy the social activities and the Taco Tuesday truck. I’d recommend this park to families, couples, or even women traveling solo. It’s clean, safe, and supportive with wonderful amenities. There’s even a little library and a kids’ play area! The park is modern and well-maintained, with cute cabins available as well. It’s also just a short drive to downtown, and the RV sites are relatively level—which I appreciate because I don't enjoy parking on a hill (lol). If you time your visit right, you might even catch some great live music! We’re proud to call this park our home away from home and can’t wait to come back to see Marcus, TT, Teresa and the rest of our Thousand Trails family. Thank you all for everything you do. 🌞 🧜♀️ 🌴