WONDERFUL POOL & AMENITIES! Golden Village Palms RV Resort is a centralized camping spot and RV…read moreoasis. Deep in the heart of West Hemet and in the hub of Florida is Golden Village Palms. We visited some friends for a pool day and played a few games like billiards. GVP also has corn hole, ping pong, and more. There's plenty of meeting rooms and places for large parties. The park is super clean and protected. I love that they don't have time for unruly kids or patrons, security is super responsible and friendly. The park has plenty of RV slots, a gym, and is near several hotels and eateries. It's perfect for a recreational trip or hangout. The entire property is protected by a gate and consistent surveillance.

I continue to stay here frequently. It costs more than any other park in the area and prices do…read morefluctuate, the mens bathroom often has a stench that is horrible but, other than that, the park is the cleanest and the people are the nicest and being gated with a guard is worth the peace of mind.

I live here and I like it because it's very quiet and well kept…read more The office is available to answer questions and get people set up that are just moving in so they understand how the park works.

The park itself is very nice. The problem with this place is the HOA have lost their mind. If you…read morepark your vehicle in a parking spot across from your property you forget to move your vehicle your car will be towed away it' will cost you $412 to go pick it up 3 miles from where they stole my vehicle from in the first place.. The funny part is there's nobody even in the parking spots, I believe someone is getting paid off by The tow company is the only conclusion I can come up with.. You are only allowed only one dog. When walking anywhere inside the park where it's safe. You can only walk your dog to the gate to go outside of the gate to walk your dog. I'm riding my bike with my dog when I stopped with my dog at the I'm riding my bike I stopped at the corner so my dog can do her usually smelling the fire hydrant. . A lady from the HOA walked up to me with a piece of paper demanding I take it so I will know where me my dog is allowed to walk to the outside gate.

This RV park is a good place for folks down on their luck. Just because people are on welfare or…read moredisability doesn't mean they are bad people. Thanks to the management for having compassion for the people. Also, just because there are older trailers here dont mean nuthin.

We had a wonderful experience at Hemet RV. Joe and Mike have so much knowledge and we're very…read moreprofessional and kind. A family ran business and seriously make you feel like part of the family. Louie gave us our walk thru and was patient and made sure we understood before moving on. Overall Great experience! See you guys when we are ready to upgrade or need any supplies or need any service done.

Went on 4/19 beautiful nice and peaceful. The catfish were definitely biting. Caught like 3…read moreCatfish. The lady in the office was so sweet. I'll be back this week!

This was my first and last time staying here. It is a small park. The park is next to a cow…read morepasture and the flies that swarm and cover EVERYTHING. My truck and rv were completely covered with flies and gnats. It's impossible to keep them out of your rv because they are literally everywhere. The lake is murky and didn't look like anything I would want to eat a fish out of.

When I inquired the process felt like it was going smooth with quick communication. Although, I…read morewasn't impressed at how they wouldn't hold a space at all. So, I waited towards the end of the month to submit my application with the space still being available. Then crickets, not one word...after a couple of weeks I had moved into another park. I let them know and still, no response. I have a new RV, excellent credit, more than sufficient income and am a model tenant. Overall, that just feels so shady to me. Working in property management myself, I know that you are required to provide an applicant with their application results, and need to provide reasoning for declining in writting. I'm glad I figured out this place wasn't for me before moving in.

From the owner: Make yourself at home at Mirage Estates Mobile Home & RV Park. Mirage Estates is an all ages gated,…read moremanufactured home community in Hemet, California. At Mirage Estates, we guarantee a safe community and lifestyle at an affordable price.

Lived there for several years. Community was perfect for senior citizens. Lots of amenities,…read moreswimming pool, pool tables, and a professional table shuffleboard. HOA was staffed by knowledgeable conscientious folks who volunteered their own time. Unit cost was very reasonable.

This would be a great community if it were not for the same people who have been running it for…read morethe last 9 years. Management dictates rules but never follows them. They feel they are above reproach and the rules do not pertain to them. This is becoming a park of renters. It is not as nice as it used to be. Not a happy place to live in.

I've driven past Paradise by the Sea for 45 years and never paid any attention to it. Living so…read moreclose, my wife and I decided it might be a neat place to try with our Class A motorhome. We spent 3 nights here in August of 2026 and were delighted that we did. It's an oasis in downtown Oceanside. The staff are delightful, the resort is very will organized and well maintained. There's a locked gate to enter a very short path to Buccaneer Beach. Spaces are concrete paved and the utilities are perfectly positioned. My only comment would be that there's not much room between spaces so it's tight, but still very maneuverable. Keep in mind, this is prime real estate close to the beach, so it's expected that they need to make the best use of their acreage. Paradise is a very neat place to get away.

i am going to start off with the positives - the campground is clean and well maintained. yes, you…read morecan walk to the beach but there's not much beach there (not the campsites fault). we took our 2&4 year olds to buccaneer park and it was loaded with homeless people and what appeared to possibly be gang members. the pool at the campground is very small and they offer a pool table, shuffleboard and tv's inside the main office. again, all very clean. we were in site 65 and the trains ran right behind us. my kids got the biggest kick out of it. the negatives: there was a massive mosquito problem because of all the still water in the loma alta creek next door.we originally booked site 64 because it's huge and with 2 toddlers we will take all the room we can. but because i didn't pay extra to lock it in, they gave it to someone else who didn't even utilize all the extra space. major bummer but i hate that i have to pay extra to lock in a site - what a rip off. site 65 was super tight & we couldn't even open our awning all the way because there's a palm tree right there. anyway, super disappointed that our spot was given away because i didn't "lock it in". also, they have an employee who will guide you in to your spot, the kid who helped was nice but terrible at backing us in. he wasn't telling us anything he was just staring the whole time. we'd be better off doing it on our own. i think this place is great for older people or families without toddlers. for us, it was a bit more stressful as we were trying to find things to do. maybe we will come back once we retire in 25 years.

So far, there rental process has been great! Help from their office , has been very helpfulread more

Worst slum lord owned mobile home park I've ever seen. Unfortunately, my brother lives here due to…read morebeing low income. He rents a 1 bdrm trailer with propane gas stove that hasn't had heat for years. When he turns on faucet, it needs to run because it's brown water then becomes clear. They manipulate the electricity meters so much that in Jan 2022, his bill was over $600. It's a small single wide trailer with no working heat! From that point on, everyone living in the 55+ has had issues but they feel helpless. The pool was condemn by city. It's been green for several years. Don't believe their website. They're promoting open houses but I'm telling you, the place is a dump! And it's owned by Westland Real Estate Group. They're liars.

We rented a RV for a couple of days with our family and our dog. Check in and check out was super…read moreeasy. The RV was old but very well maintained and clean. We've interacted with several staff members and all of them were nice, extremely helpful and accommodating. The lake had beautiful views of the mountains and everyone had a great time. During the summer weekends, they have water play for the kids. There is a playground, volleyball and basketball courts and plenty of paved roads to ride bikes or scooters. The RV itself said it accommodates 6 people but personally I think it's good for 3-4 people. If you're very tall, the beds will be cramped for you. Everything you need is provided. Just bring your own food and drinks. There is a market at the entrance to buy some snacks, ice cream and drinks. All in all, we were very pleased with the campground and the great people working there. Highly recommended.

I rented the eagle crest premium camping cabin from Wednesday until Saturday. There's WiFi, private…read morebathroom, air conditioning, and TVs with the premium cabins. There is a portable Ac in the living room and a window ac in the bedroom. My child slept upstairs in the loft bedroom. The main issue is that you can't run both the portable and bedroom ac at the same time because it pops the breaker. The window ac is very noisy and makes a rattling sound. Don't even try to use the toaster and ac at the same time. It was 90s during the day and still very warm at night. It was an inconvenience not being able to run both AC units at night. They provided towels, toilet paper, soap and pans but no hair dryer. The groceries at the market are extremely expensive. Best to buy all your food at the stater brothers down the mountain to the campsite or go to the grocery store in Idyllwild. I rented the pontoon boat for fishing and that was my favorite part. It was so relaxing to cruise on the lake and enjoy the beautiful Mountain View. We caught a very large cat fish with the night crawlers. I recommend coming in the spring or fall to avoid the extreme heat during the day and bring all your food with you to save money. Come during the week for a more peaceful experience once Friday night hits, lots of families are arriving. Theres cafe in the market that has pretty good food but they have odd hours during the week. Idyllwild is a 15 minute drive with fun quirky shops and good restaurants to explore.