Clean facility, very friendly staff, I really enjoy the racquetball courts. Reasonably priced day…read morepasses for non members, plenty of free parking. Always have a good experience at the Indio Community Center

I The Community is simply the best in equipment and a wonderful and pleasant staff.read more

We've visited Thousand Trails Palm Springs many times before, but after being away for about 14…read moremonths, we were absolutely blown away by the warm welcome and all the improvements! Right from the start, Park Ranger T.T. set the tone for our stay. T.T. greeted us with genuine warmth and friendliness, took care of the check-in process smoothly (license, registration, and insurance), and then went above and beyond by making sure we had clear driving directions so we'd be perfectly set up and facing the right way. That thoughtful attention made arrival stress-free--what a great way to start a trip! Then came the big surprise: brand-new 30/50 AMP pedestals and all the hard work that's gone into site repairs and upgrades. WoW--fantastic! It's obvious that a lot of care and effort has been invested in making the park more comfortable and convenient for guests. We also love how T.T. took our number and has been sending just the right amount of text updates about current and upcoming events--helpful without being overwhelming. It makes us feel connected and part of the fun. And of course, we know it's not just T.T., but the entire team working behind the scenes to keep this resort running so smoothly. You can tell why this park consistently earns 5-star ratings--they've earned it! We couldn't be happier with our return to Thousand Trails Palm Springs. From the friendly faces to the upgrades to the little touches that make you feel welcome, it's an RV resort that just keeps getting better. We'll definitely be back again and again!

Under new management! Best check in experience ever. We've been here many times with not so good…read moreexperiences. Our spot was pre-chosen for us. A nice drive through since we have a 35' motorhome with a car dolly. So many new power boxes! I saw several dozen new ones! They even allowed me to push my dolly under my rig. I put an outdoor rug over what little stuck out that could be seen.

Fun to swim very nice community and it's very very clean you should come here if you wanna cool off…read morein the summer heat

On Saturday, 22nd of June I drove to the Pawley Pool for swimming. After swimming i went into the…read morefemale locker room to have a shower. There was only one shower available and this didn't have a privacy curtain; but I showered anyway, naked. After a few minutes one of the female employees stood next to the shower and told me that next time i need to keep my swimsuit on during showering, because there are children around in the female changing room. This statement was somehow confusing for me and i told her that it is very unhygienic and unhealthy to not shower naked before and after using a pool. She pointed out that i can't shower naked in the facilities of a public pool and left. I started rushing to finish showering, but only a few seconds later another woman in the changing room started screaming at me! She screamed: "This is not cute! You can't shower naked here. I don't want my children to see your b*bs and va*na!" I stayed calm and left the shower as fast as possible; i grabbed my towel and wanted to change into my clothes but the woman walked over to me, stood very close in front of me and screamed again: "I am going to sl*p you!! We are in the USA! Go into the restroom for changing!" At this point i was really scared and terrified, because she was extremly agressive. From all the screaming the employee, who talked to me first had come into the room and witnessed the woman threa*ing me to sl*p me; a few seconds later the manager walked in. Both told me to go into the restroom for changing and the manager offered me to walk me to my car, so i can leave safely. Somehow the focus was more on me showering naked than the woman threa*ning me. I pointed out to the manager, that it would be at least fair, to tell the woman that it is not ok to thr*ten someone! I mean a female changing room should be a place where every woman can feel safe! So i went for changing into the restroom and she talked to the woman and walked me to my car. At the parking lot i told the manager that i am really afraid of that woman and very confused about the situation, because for me it is just the very normal thing to shower naked before and after going to a pool and something like this never happened to me before and California is the eighth state of the USA i am travelling through. She explained to me that it is not allowed to shower naked in a public pool in California, unless there is someting like a curtain etc. covering the shower area. I asked what they are going to do, because of the woman's behaviour and she said if that woman is threa*ning someone again, she is going to get a mark for her name. After this i was really convinced that people in California don't shower naked before and after using the pool and that this seems to be a cultural thing. Only two days later i met a woman, who happened to work as a lifeguard in California and i told her my story. She couldn't believe what had happened and that i was treated so badly! She actually let me know that it is indeed encouraged that people shower before and after using a public pool- for hygienic and health reasons. It is the duty of the pool to even point this out to the visitors and provide proper facilities, including a shower curtain or something similar. Also the employee and manager handled the situation very badly; in California it is considered a crime to threaten someone, even when that person doesn't physically harm the other one- so the employees should have called the police right away, especially when one of them witnessed the woman threatening me. I can just highly recommend to everybody to avoid this pool and drive a few extra miles, because there are plenty of pools around in the area. It is very alarming for me that i can obviously not feel safe in the female changing room of the Pawley Pool. This should be a safe environment for a woman everywhere!

I was visiting the area for 10 days. I joined in the pickleball games at least 7 of the 10 days…read more Courts were well cared for. The other pickleball players were friendly and welcoming. This was a big plus as I was a newbe and didn't know anyone. I really enjoyed with people on different skill levels. The park and lots of other activities going. Playground, dog park, tennis courts and a skate park. Some days parking was a challenge.

Nice set of pickleball courts in the back of La Quinta not far at all from their small little old…read moretown. We stopped by on Friday at 8am and the courts were already 99% full. I semi-anticipated this because it's Spring, lots of tourists and concert goers in town but we were still a bit disappointed that so early it was hard to find a court. The courts themselves are very nice though I will give them that. 5 stars for being nicely painted and maintained. They also had a lot of courts and clear signage as to experience level and offerings on which court should certain level of players play on. Another nice note is they had plenty of shaded seating for watchers and waiters so that's appreciated in the hot sun. The reasons I docked a star were primarily for parking availability and also there could be nicer little perks added. With parking we thought it was odd that they have so many reserved parking permit spots? On a Friday morning only 1 of those permit special spots were being used and the other 15 or so were just open, yet we couldn't park there. Parking was scarce given all of the players which resulted in many parking on the street which didn't make as much sense to me. Also we didn't notice paddle holders for pickleball which all of our local courts have. There's no easy way to navigate who is next to play without those nice visible paddle holders on the courts. We watched players line their paddles all across the ground which seemed kind of unnecessary as those little holders could easily be purchased by parks and rec given how nice these courts appear to be. If there were paddle holders their either wasn't enough or they weren't easy to see given how many paddles were lined up across the floor. Again, not trying to be overly critical but this just seems like a really nice pickleball court and there are some small little upgrades that they could make to ensure this spot is more accessible and up to date. Otherwise, we really liked this area and would happily play here again, keeping these courts on my radar and liked the location from where we stay and the downtown area.

So peaceful and relaxing. Staff at check-in is friendly and welcoming…read more Nice place to take long walks or ride a bike. Looking forward to coming back.

We had a great time at Coachella Lakes RV Resort and enjoyed the amenities and atmosphere. The only…read moredownside was that visitors were placed right next to permanent resident. During our stay, we had several RVs together as a group, and it seemed to create some tension with nearby resident who are used to a much quieter environment. This is at the entrance don't know if the lady has anger issues came out cussing. Was not even 10 pm. She seemed not all there. I think the experience would be better for everyone if visitors and long-term residents were placed in separate areas whenever possible. It would allow vacationers to relax and enjoy their stay while also respecting the peace and quiet that full-time residents expect. Other than that, we had a wonderful time and would definitely consider returning.

All new cardio equipment, one of with I requested, (don't want to give too much away because I…read moredon't want to lose my spot) I'm pleased with the staff and how they are constantly cleaning!

Here the deal I don't go to this gym on Saturday, it's limited time to use and on Saturday they…read morehave food bank. The food bank is a great thing but the parking is not there for all thee people getting there early to get in line. They are waiting for the food truck at 8 o'clock and it doesn't get there until after 10 and the parking spots all taken up till 11. It would be great that either move thee food bank to the school across the street or change the hours to pickup food till after the gym is closed at 12. Well know their not open at all and have no idea when they will reopen because of corona and they don't want to give my money back.

Stayed here for Coachella and it was a great relative value. Resort was super clean and had great…read moreamenities including pool, light continental breakfast, WiFi, and even a pool Dj! They had a taco truck on site for this late night munchies. Showers clean and hot. Park very clean. Sites don't have shade for the most part) Would definitely stay again. There is a third party , bee friendly shuttle service that will take you to and from festival grounds. This was convenient however our experience was waiting 1.5 hours at 2 am to come back. The resort is only about 15 min by car to the grounds, if I had known that maybe I would try to make other arrangements.

Awesome resort! Very clean and lots of amenities. We really enjoyed our time there. Staff was very…read morehelpful and friendly. There is lots of stores near by for what ever you need.

I almost don't want to post....this is my go to place for fun activities. All the staff have been…read morefriendly and kind. My son also belongs and we are great supporters to all their events. You must join but the annual fee is reasonable. They have two major events and these help hem be low cost to the community. We do most of the summer events and folks that are not members can pay to do activities and just pay more than a member. pearl, Melissa, Tony and Kyle are great staff. I am forgetting some, sorry.

I've been a member of the Community Center for a few years now. They offer many different programs…read morefor all ages. But due to work, I have only been able to take a few classes throughout the years. But I do love the variety of classes that they offer and how constant their schedule is. If you are looking for a Japanese school for your child to attend, they offer that. If you would like to just learn more about the community through the different cultural classes, just sign up for the emails and you can be alerted for upcoming classes that they offer. I've taken amigurumi (crochet), ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), and a cooking class. All of the instructors are great and mostly volunteers. So it just shows you what a great community there is. They have festivals through the year and also help put on the West Covina Cherry Blossom Festival. They also host the West Covina obon at the center but it is organized by the Buddhist church which is based out of the community center. So there is just a lot of activities that you can get involved with.

Great park nicely located if traveling on the 10 freeway. Clean and relaxing few days.read more

Came here with a large group that booked well over 100 sites. The resorts group coordinator, Juan,…read moreis top notch. He made booking a breeze and quickly handled a small hiccup that occurred on a misunderstanding. Check-in was smooth, the grounds are very well kept, and the events included were fun for all. We look forward to coming back again next year.

We had a Great time staying for Stagecoach Festival been staying staying at Shadow Hills since 2011read more

They went above and beyond to make sure everyone was having a good time. They had good people they…read morebrought in for entertainment. This was my first stagecoach and I will be back. Clean bathrooms, showers. They have pool and jacuzzi. They also have a small market to get more Ice if needed.