Reviews

Victor Grazina

Really clean with easy hook ups on either side. Mostly long-term residents but we stayed two days and met lovely people. Played golf and the course was well maintained. We didn't fish but wish we'd brought our poles. You could see some big boys in their fishing holes! Close to some great attractions as home base. Our family of two adults and two younger kids enjoyed staying here. The pool was nice and showers were clean.

Ingrid Layne

This is a beautiful and well-maintained campground with a desert climate. Nice amenities (golf course, swimming pool, spa, and more). It is not, though, user-friendly if you want to walk to the store, restaurants, or town for shopping. Also, no real walking/hiking trails within walking distance. Great if you want a quiet getaway, but consider going with a group of friends for more fun!

Christy Diaz

This place was amazing. The pricing is fabulous for all the amenities. Pool, gym, tennis, bocce, pickle ball etc, just to name a few. All of the RV sites are clean and manicured. I appreciated the gravel raked in clean lines, and having a desert design, like a 🌵 drawn to welcome our arrival. Everyone we encountered was extremely friendly and helpful. It's appreciated and noted. Thank you. We will be back

Andreas Raffel

This is my favorite place to pull over in that region: a bit pricey, but if you're self-contained and don't rely on hook-ups, they have an overflow lot (they call it dry camp), with most of the spaces having a much better view than the actual RV spaces. Great for a few days! And, you get to use all the amenities: pool and several jacuzzis (they call them "mineral baths", but who's to tell...?), tennis courts, enclosed dog play areas, ... Everything is beautifully maintained and manicured. Oh yes, - they have golf too...

Craig Thorne

Beautiful Evenings and Nights in this high desert resort. It often gets a little cold after dark to sit outside and visit. This resort is a nice change from more populated areas like Palm Desert.. People go to bed early here. 9pm is Borrego Midnight. My wife loves the lady instructor for exercise classes. The 9 hole golf course is a nice little course plus there are other courses in the area.

Carein4u Wheels

We had the best time playing golf, meeting new friends, exploring and relaxing. The pool had a problem so they had to drain it, so we didn't get to swim and it was 100 degrees a little disappointing but I bet its nice now. Lovely place to stay.

T Mail

Rv sites are hugh, and so well groomed. Golf course as beautiful with plants native for desert. Every picture tells a story, high mountains ahead. Road runner birds a special treat. Mineral pool , with 4 separate hot pools with jets. This place is more than 5 stars, and will return soon. Thank you

Debra Hunt

Clean and lovely grounds, good amenities. The pool is warm but for the amount of people in the resort, it's a bit busy. You can ride your bike into town which is cool!

John Jakob

This was our first time visiting Borrego Springs. When we checked in at The Springs at Borrego, the lady at the front desk was the most unprofessional person I have ever encountered. I asked about WiFi access and she gave me the biggest attitude. She asked me why I was even there camping if all I wanted to do was be in the internet! I asked to speak to the manager and she said that her name was Patty and that she was the manager! I was speechless. I don't know if she was lying or if she really was the manager! But I will never stay there again. We made reservations at Palm Canyon for our next trip instead of staying at a place that does not give their customers any respect!

Trever Epperson

Love this place! Golf course is LUSH and well maintained, activities always happening and the resort is top notch. Pro tip: they own the mobile home park next door that has another golf course and you can buy mobile homes there if you want a permanent vacation home. Highly Recommend.

Marc M

The 'resort' is laid out nicely and has a nice aesthetic. However, when I made the reservation I told them that we have a 44' diesel pusher towing a Honda CRV. I also asked for a satellite friendly site. We arrived late in the afternoon and after checking in a camp host escorted us to the site. It was obvious that our rig would be scratched by the overhanging trees so I asked them to trim two trees; which they did but it took them 45 minutes to do the work and clean up; not something one expects after a long travel day and ready to relax. The site is anything but satellite friendly since one of the offending trees completely blocks the dish. When I politely expressed my discontent to the person at the desk, who had also taken our reservation he became defensive, the manager took over the discussion and was only marginally better. All they are interested in is taking a reservation without regard to what the guest needs or wants. This is not a big rig friendly site. In order to not be in the street you're forced to park forward of the concrete patio and you must step out onto sand, which is easily tracked indoors. This is the first bad review I've posted so I'm not a malcontent looking for something to complain about. Normally I look on Google Earth to assess sites but I didn't this time. My recommendation is to make sure that they know for sure that the site is truly capable of accommodating a big rig and if you desire to use a satellite dish check out Google Earth, you can't rely on them to tell the truth.

bbill p

We travel often staying in various RV resorts so I must say The Springs at Borrego is excellent, friendly staff, extremely clean grounds and facilities and of course the high desert ambiance is unequaled, ditto for star gazing. We were too tired to jump in the pool and minerals baths so it will require another trip but we Highly recommended a long visit. We recently stayed another 5 nights and had an exceptionally good time. The route from Los Angeles to Palm Springs then another 45 minutes to Borrego was easy , the final leg was on the somewhat bumpy S22 from Salton City but there is a smoother although longer route furthar around. The park is as beautiful and clean as expected and the folks who work in and around the park are very helpful and friendly. Some guy setup his telescope so we could enjoy the views of the stars in the dark night sky. Wow, I forgot to mention, no TIKI BAr by the swimming pool, bummer so take lots to drink especially in the hot dry time of the year.

Amy

Pros: - Well maintained and landscaped park, beautiful grounds - Nice pool, decent fitness room, tennis courts and golf course on site. - Level paved sites with ample room between spaces - Relatively easy to maneuver 45’ Prevost bus with tow vehicle - Nice staff - Multiple dog parks, lots of bag and trash can recepticals, and dog wash station. - Okay WiFi - better than many parks but still fairly slow Cons: - Most single width sites won’t fit a 45’ RV with a mid-sized car. We had to park our car at the pool because we couldn’t fit in on the pad with our bus. Next time we’d get the double wide site so we could park beside the bus. - Limited organized activities. They had yoga (for a fee), water aerobics a few times a week, and a weekly social campfire but not much else.

gem mimms

The park was inmaculate. I do wish they had a grill for a burger after a round of golf. We called ahead to reserve a premium spot at the end near the pool; but what we got was a spot in the middle of a row with a table but no chairs. Also was expecting fire rings; but none. The food pantry at the store is very sparse in terms of selection. We've' stayed at places we enjoyed more.

Inna Tasmaly

This is our favorite spot to camp in the desert! The place is pristine! The staff are super nice. The best part is how beautiful it is with a ton to do. Catch and release little pond, golf including putt-putt and range, a pool, spa, and a game room. We love coming here!