I stayed at Shadow Hills RV Resort for the Van Jam event, and for my first time camping, this was…read moreactually a great place to land. The RV park itself is peaceful, easy to navigate, and in a really convenient location if you're bouncing between Indio and Joshua Tree -- which I did. I even made it out to Joshua Tree National Park, and the drive from the resort was super smooth. The resort has plenty of space, good energy, and the overall environment feels safe and relaxed. Staff was decent and check‑in was easy. That said, the toilets definitely need a deep cleaning. Not terrible, but not up to the standard the rest of the park sets. If they improved that, it would elevate the whole experience.

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.

We love Desert Shadows RV Resort! We have been coming here for over 15 years and never get tired…read moreof being her during the winter. the resort offers a variety of things to do including sports, entertainment, dining and many amenities such as swimming pools. pickleball courts, shuffleboard courts and pool tables.

TRAVELERS BEWARE - DO NOT STAY HERE. This is not a normal camping RV park. It is really a very old…read more(1969) mobile home park with about 600+ permanent residences. There are only 28 pull thru sites for short term rental. And they are located right at the park entrance with no gate, no check-in stop and no lighting, cameras or security. The first and only night we stayed here our $2,000+ electric bike was stolen off our locked and covered bike rack at 3:30am. And the Thule bike rack was ruined. We were awakened at that time by a loud but short motor sound followed by a bang and a shaking of our trailer. At first we thought the wind had blown something into our trailer. It took a couple of minutes to gather our thoughts and look out the windows before going outside. After cautiously proceeding, it was discovered that our bike had been stolen. The next morning we spoke with another camper 1 space over to see if he had seen or heard anything and he did hear the noise but didn't see anything. He also thought it might have been wind related and thus put his awing in. He did however, inform us that at check-in he was told "if you have bikes or camp valuables they recommend that you keep them inside your RV if you are gone or at night". The reason is they have had theft problems before in the RV pull thru sites. We were not given this piece of information. Also that morning we spoke with a full time resident who was taking a walk and she told us this has been a chronic problem at the RV pull thru sites and the complex has done nothing to resolve it. And they usually will warn you to secure everything. We did call the police and they came out to take a report and they confirmed that bike, motor cycle and car theft is pretty pervasive in this area. And they aren't sure why the complex hasn't done anything for better security. Now comes the bulls--t from the management or office staff. We went to complain and inform them of the theft and to request our money back. We also asked why they didn't inform us of the problem and the recommendation to lock stuff in your RV. The woman said "oh we never tell anybody that" which means our site neighbor and the resident just made that up. I asked why there is no gate or lights or cameras or security and here is her response. I paraphrase "The police don't care to even look at camera footage, the city won't let us put in a gate, (even though the police have recommended it), we are not responsible for stolen property or damages". I even asked why wouldn't you attach a flyer or note in the check-in paper work letting people know there is a theft problem in the area? Her response was "if we did that people wouldn't want to stay here". So the result is get your property stolen so we don't lose any customers. Now comes the wonderful customer service - NOT!! At first they offered to return our money. But after going through all the "why do nothing for security" options my wife said "well, we will be noting this problem in our review", and the lady responded "well, if you're going to give us a bad review, forget the refund" and threw my credit back at me. Good Sam has been notified of the park problems and that this park in no way meets the Good Sam standards and should not be recommended.

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.

The pool is nice however they don't tell you anywhere on the map that their showers are locked…read moreafter 10 PM. I've never been to an RV park where you don't have access a shower on site. Should anything happen to your RV like ours did and needed to be serviced and we did not have to have access to our RV shower. The groundskeeper said he even looked at the map and agreed that it was listed nowhere on the e map that the showers close at 10 PM all that it says is the fitness center closes at 10, but that's not the same as a shower. I was not going to work out. I was going to shower. The two showers are located attached to the pool and I get that they want to close the pool off past 10 PM, but maybe they should build a separate shower for patrons separate from the pools so that if they need access and take showers after 10 o'clock that we have the option too. Also, there's no air conditioning in the bathrooms by the tennis courts. That was the only bathroom that's open 24 hours without a shower. There are bugs all over in the sink and the bathroom was 112° inside (at 10:30 at night) They should probably walk around the property as the ceilings are falling apart hopefully there's no mold in here that we are breathing. This is in the state of the Art workout facility with the ceiling about two pieces fall down. The only reason I gave two stars instead of one was because the pool was nice that's it. However, the pool was closed due to pool cleaning on our first night here.

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.

Everything was exceptional! From the guard shack staff to the landscapers. We can't wait to rebook…read moreLot 304!!! Owners were incredible hosts!

food and service are outstanding. delicious food always and a great menu. Mario and Eddie are…read morealways the best to you. highly recommend the Mexican Pacific. yum

Beautiful Class A Motorcoach RV Resort. Variety of lot types available with outdoor kitchens to…read morecasitas. Wonderful mountain views with lovely sunsets and sunrises. Really loved the area nearby, everything you could want from stores and restaurants to hiking and biking trails, Joshua Tree National Park close by for day trips. There's a lot within a couple hours drive as well, LA, San Diego, even Vegas. But that's if you ever want to leave the resort! Lots to keep you busy with on site 18 hole golf course, pickleball, tennis, exercise classes, pools, spas and countless social events. Modern clubhouse and sports lounge round out the amenities. But the best part of all for us has been the people. Everyone we met was so friendly and welcoming. Have loved every minute we've spent at Outdoor Resort Indio.

Looked at all the RV resorts in the area and this one checks all the boxes!…read more It has all the amenities from Pickelball, Tennis, Golf, Fitness Center, Club house, Gated entry, large main Pool area plus several satellite pools... the list goes on. Most are owners but lots of renters as well and the people could not be more friendly. We will be coming back!

Tired looking place. There are not enough pool balls for either of the pool tables, the library is…read morea joke, and they say they have shuffleboard but they keep their pucks locked up. Very little to do around here. their pools are satisfactory. Smells like weed at night. The cabins are ok. the age restrictions are crazy, you have to be 18 to work out. I'm 15 and can already drive but I can't even be in the same room as a treadmill. This place feels like an old white community. I never like to come here ever again.

it's terrible and advertises stuff you actually can't do. Like shuffleboard and pool. over all it's…read morea terrible place to send your children.

Responsive to tenant requests, low cost living, easy access to Hwy 111, laundry facilities and…read morelittle to no late night activity. Paul the owner is a square dealer. Honest man

Great spot in Rancho Mirage. I stayed a month. Art is very responsive and the grounds are well…read moremaintained. WiFi doesn't reach spots on the outer edges of park but everything else was great!

Disgusting; worn; major deferred maintenance; dead plants, cracked pavement, avoid at all cost;…read morephotos shown on their site are from many years ago- this place looks nothing like the marketing; this place sucks; they even make you sign a waiver that you assume liability plugging in to their power. Wires are hanging loose and exposed. Major awful. The only good thing is the location. Everything else sucks. There is obviously no pride of ownership. I have been to literally 100's of R.V. parks and resorts around the USA. This one is clearly the worst R.V. park I have stayed at. How could the owner let it go so terribly? Makes no sense to me. Avoid it. Go anywhere else.

Happy Travelers is a little piece of heaven located close to the heart of Palm Springs. It is quiet…read moreand peaceful and still close enough that you can walk to town. Great dining and shopping are so close that you do not need to drive anywhere. There is even a grocery store within walking distance. It backs up to the mountains and is situated so that you can see the sunrise and set simply by stepping outside. The pool and spa are nice and the park offers games and community events so that you can meet your neighbors.

Encore Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort - A True Gem in the Desert…read more Encore Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort is truly a feather in the Encore Parks cap! From the moment you arrive, the friendly and welcoming staff set the tone for a fantastic stay. Check-in is smooth, and navigating the resort is a breeze thanks to the well-designed, easy-to-access sites. Each site features concrete pads with surrounding gravel, and the pedestals are clean, sturdy, and located at the rear of the site so bring a little extra sewer hose and power cable to make setup effortless. The resort grounds are exceptionally well maintained, and it shows. The amenities are beautiful, from the sparkling pool to the spotless laundry room. One standout perk is the seamless handling of package deliveries Amazon, USPS, and UPS acceptance has been one of the most hassle-free experiences I've had at any RV resort. A special mention goes to Brian in maintenance, who keeps the entire property in immaculate condition and is genuinely a pleasure to talk with. While the resort doesn't have an activities director, Diane at the front desk encourages guests to take the initiative: just post an idea, gather a group, and enjoy the clubhouse--which is itself a warm, inviting space perfect for community gatherings. If you're a Thousand Trails member, Palm Springs Oasis is absolutely worth a visit. Beautiful facilities, top-notch maintenance, and a staff that truly cares make this resort one of the best stays in the network. Highly recommended!

CONS: Security is non existent, theft is an issue (speaking from experience), no gate nor cameras,…read morelong-timers don't have to follow rules - junky campsites. Two nearby seasonal residents had multiple dogs that barked (yipped) constantly, even when their owners were sitting there. No attempt made to shush them. Tons of empty spots which is surprising for this prime season of the year. PROS: Nice staff. We met some new friends we will keep in touch with throughout our travels. Mgmt let us park our toad in an adjacent empty spot as you can barely park and have a sitting area both on their small spots. We will not return...