We booked a 3 nights stay two weeks ago, they called the day before we're supposed leave, claiming they are overbooked. Doesn't make sense, they have computers, they have all the updated tech to avoid this kind of situation. Avoid this place at all cost, the property might be nice, but their business practices are questionable to say the least. Please disregard the overly patronizing reply that worldmark is going to give, they have very poor business practices, and cannot should not be trusted. Shame on you Worldmark. Another failure, dump RCI while you're at it! read more

We visited for a second time with our friends this past July after they reopened. They were very good with COVID safety measures - even the spices that usually come in your unit are given to you at drive-through check in if you want them, rather than being left in the suite just in case the past group touched them. The pool was open by appointment, and recreation room was closed. There were limitations, but given the currrent health crisis/environment, I thought they did a great job to keep us all safe and still allow us to have a great stay. read more

We loved our stay and will definitely return. Everything was so neat and clean. The location was perfect. We could have used less of their multiple attempts at getting us to sit through a timeshare presentation. But other than that, a perfect weekend. read more

Place was super clean and we had great time. There is injured baby deer walking behind building E. His back leg is broken :( I hope somebody can help it. Thank you read more

I understand the heightened restrictions due to the pandemic and all but I really felt that there were things neglected. First off, there was little to no information given at check in. No welcome packet, no information lists. They did not even tell us what time check out was. When we inquired about the pool we were told to make a reservation. Be careful with that, the front desk will say yes even if there is no reservations at that time. They also put us down at the g pool one day. People down there were being drunk and obnoxious so we had to leave which ruined our pool time for the day...no staff was anywhere around. When we called the concierge about dinner recommendations, he told us he didn't know what was open and we would have to call around ourselves...isn't that his job to call around and know? They would not book anything for us or help with any information. The unit was dusty with dead bugs in the corners. It had obviously sat for a few months. The worst part was the mold in the ice maker. They could of at least cleaned that out when everything shut down for sanitation. It was pretty disappointing. As Presidential Reserve members we are used to better customer service but here there was not even a newspaper..much less a bottle of wine. read more

Very nice facility for a weekend get away. My husband and I stayed here for the weekend and no complaints. It's nicely located and well stocked in the room with all of your household necessities. The check in desk was very friendly and helpful. However, they really try to get you to go to a presentation for a free breakfast or what have you and you really have to stand your ground and say no. We understand that there may be more benefits or other things to explore as being members but no means no! Please don't call the room multiple times a day just to ask if we want to attend the sales presentations for the free breakfast. Groceries are very accessible from this location as Savemart is a drive up the road. But if you don't feel like cooking - I highly suggest Mikes Pizza as an alternative. Very delicious pizza, will write about it later... You can get food discounts if you show your Worldmark key to listed restaurants in your guide. It gets very dark in the area at night so make sure your car lights are working properly if you have to drive out to the city to pick up a few things. But overall... It was great! We can't wait to go again. read more

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What a joke!!!!!! I booked a nine day stay over Christmas in the pennthouse suit. I booked all most a year in advance, and couldn't wait for our vacation of luxury. Lets just say this was no vacation, and there sure as heck was no luxury. Day one, when entering the unit, I was underwhelmed! This penthouse had old outdated black kenmore appliances, dirty pillows and a dark blues carpet that was so questionable I made sure we wore shoes at all times. I actually called down to the office and spoke with Taylor in regards to them giving us the wrong room. She assured us that was in-fact our unit, and what they considered a "Penthouse Suite "" Sadly we settled in disappointed in the unit, thats when bad, went to oh Hell Naw!!!! The next morning we headed out,went grocery shopping for our nine day stay and picked up a Christmas tree. During the day my kiddos hand made ornaments to put on the tree, we watched the 9er game and I stated dinner. Thats when I realized the garbage disposal did not work, I called down, they sent up a nice gentleman to fix the prob. It was lil bit of an inconvenience but we were back at it with in an hour. Ounce he was done, I headed back to the kitchen to finish dinner, thats when water starts shooting out from from undeer the sink. I clean up a flooded kitchen and call again, they send someone else to our unit. We assume the worst over, we eat , load the dishwasher and go to bed ....... Only to wake up to a flooded kitchen again only this time it's the floor and countertops ( all of my kids hand made ornaments ruined)) immediately I call for management. Jill assures me she will have a manager contact me, as I stress I will be in my unit waIting for her call. They never call, and that day I send an email to Wyndham's corporate office because something needed to be done. Nobody bothered to contact me until the day before we left. ( had we not been snowed in we would have went home) At this point, I had many issues wiith our unit, the door didn't open in the 3rd bathroom without hitting the toilet, there were huge Cobb webs, the light didn't work in the third bathroom. In the master bathrooom you could see the shower door had broken off and instead of repairing it, they just hung a shower curtain, this infuriates me because I am an owner and I pay for maintenance! But the straw that breaks the cammels back, is the fact that when I met with Karen from guest relations. She gave me a fake ass apology and swore to make it better, I say her apology was fake because here we are, over a month later and she has yet to issue my refund. I've gotten corporate involved and they simply do not care about their owners.. save your self some money an book at a motel because that is thhe quality and the service you will receive from this place. read more

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Beautiful venue. Well maintained grounds; fully operational units with washer/dryer! Professional, friendly staff and maintenance staff. Highly recommend. read more

WiFi Sucks If you need connectivity for work, news, or entertainment, don't expect it here. First, and these is surprising, WiFi is not free as it is now in most hotels. In fact, it is expensive. More than $15 per day for something that is almost free to provide to guests. But it's worse than that. Wyndham seems to have sold the right to gouge it's guest to a third party so the hotel takes no responsibility for it. Second, the WiFi is difficult to set up and the software is slow and glitchy. Band width for the property is woefully inadequate. This means that your Netflix movie will freeze up from time to time. You will get kicked off of WiFi whenever you stop using a device and will have to sign on again. If you call the front desk, they transfer you to the company they sold the rights to and you are placed on an automatic hold for far too long. On one hand, internet service seems like a small thing, but for the tech dependent, it seems like a core service you presume will be there--like heating or air conditioning. read more

I was really annoyed by the check-in system at the WorldMark. The system appears to be designed to force guests to submit to a hard sell for buying time into the WorldMark resorts before you get your parking permit and are "allowed" to go to your room! We made reservations at what I thought was a nice hotel, period. However, we stood in a long line to check in, were assisted by an employee that not once bothered to either smile or say hello and, once checked in, directed to a high-top table at the corner of the lobby for "the next step". This was the hard sell corner, where we were never asked if we wanted to hear information about the resort, but were virtually held until we said we just had to go to our room that minute and demanded our parking permit. OK, the rooms at the WorldMark are nice enough and certainly big enough. The great room area is large enough to accommodate the Murphy bed coming down and it was comfortable. The bedroom was generous and I imagine that having the balcony and gas barbecue might be a nice plus during warm/nice weather. But you need to be prepared to submit to a hard sell system before you get to your room. read more

Our room is beautiful and has the most amazing amenities. We had a one room unit, with a fire place in the living room. Room also had a comfortable murphy bed, kitchen. The resort had two beautiful swimming pools and spa. Grounds were well maintained. The staff was outstanding and so helpful and happy. Definitely coming back. read more

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Never again will I make a reservation! How they run their business is terrible! We booked our reservation through Booking.com in early March 2024 and pre-paid. We had 20 people (5 families) staying at the same place. What should have been a great time together, turned into a nightmare TWO days before we were to arrive. Four of the five families received phone calls at the end of day letting us know they were overbooked and they had no rooms and it was OUR responsibility to call Booking.com to have them find us a new place. At that late date, there were no hotels available to accommodate everyone together. It was ridiculous! I did call the hotel back and spoke to their reservations people as well as their GM and all they said was sorry this is our policy that if the owner wants to come they override anyone. They didn't care! I don't know how their systems (Worldmark and Booking.com) talk to each other but something is fundamentally wrong that they were not able to see that rooms were booked FOUR months in advance all pre-paid!! Of course they used our money during that time, but now we have to wait for our refunds or actually call to make sure we even get a refund back. BE WARNED EVERYONE that if you book here, you could get bumped out right before you arrive with no recourse and then YOU are stuck trying to find a new place to stay and collect your money back!!! This is not how you should run a business!!! read more

Enjoyed our stay at Worldmark! Make sure to ask any restaurants or attractions to see if they give you a discount for staying at Worldmark. They have tennis and basketball court. read more

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Dunno how to begin this review . . . Okay, it's just me; at least that's what my wife thinks. But I still think the Worldmark, and other similar non-timeshare developments, are quite out of place in this part of California. The Mother Lode region is living history, and much of it has not been updated/upgraded to the twenty-first century. Either because that's the way residents like it, or they can't afford the new stuff. History lovers like my hunny could spend a lifetime here exploring the 1870s-era false-front business districts, antique stores, quaint century-old houses, and ghost towns. But on the outskirts of the larger towns are the suburbs that house refugees from the Bay Area and the Valley, and if you don't look at the hills around you, you think you're back where you came from. Here, you find Save Mart, Taco Bell, Wells Fargo, Ace Hardware . . . and, in Angels Camp's case, Worldmark. Worldmark, either you love `em or you hate `em. I went to one of their sales presentations, and got a cruise out of it. I've stayed in three of their resorts now, and for the most part, if you've seen one, you've seen `em all. In this case, the businessman who hosts most of our house church gatherings had all these points that he had to use this year or lose them, and he invited me to be a guest to use up some of those points. San Francisco and Monterey are typically always booked, leaving the second-and third-tier locations; "it's real easy to get into Angels Camp." Hmmm, I wonder why . . . Thank God we didn't have to endure another sales presentation, and their enforced perkiness wasn't as bad as it could have been. Worldmark Angels Camp is a cookie-cutter, sanitized, not-quite-all-inclusive property overlooking the Greenhorn Country Club and the southern hills. The smallest unit is still quite large, and includes a kitchenette, bbq grill, and hideabed. Pool, hot tub, and gym on site. Otherwise, you make your own adventure. And as other Yelpers have mentioned, there's not much typical adventure within a few miles. If you plan to use your boat on Melones, don't plan to bring it to Worldmark; they specifically say that there's no parking for boats, and having been both there and at boat ramps, I can vouch for that. Thankfully, although they act upper-middle-class, they did not pave over all of the scraggly trees and granite outcroppings that are so prevalent to Gold Country and give this area its unique feel. The big thing I remember is that I had to run the shower for two minutes for the hot water to finally come on. But they also had coupons to use in local restaurants; 10% off is better than nuttin'. Not enough activities for an all-inclusive, too big to be a place to only rest your head, not a bed-and-breakfast . . . I dunno, I think it would work for families that are exploring the area. San Andreas to the north, Frogtown/Columbia/Sonora to the south, Calaveras Big Trees/Lake Alpine/Ebbetts Pass to the east, Angels Camp makes for a good central place to explore any of these. Only you can decide if a timeshare is right for you. And if it is, well, this Worldmark is A-OK. read more

This was a very strange place for us to go on a resort just because I felt like it was in the middle of no where. It was Fourth of July weekend so we decided to just go here since it's on the way home. I would say that it was one of the best places I've stayed at! The resort seemed isolated which was great because there were no noise from the highway and people were respectful. The weather was also bearable at high 80's and low 90's. They have a pool to cool if you brought your swim suits. The place we stayed at was 2 floors like a mini apartment. It was stocked with plates, paper towels, towels, soaps, and other necessities which was very convenient. We had a total of about 4 beds. 2 twin sizes in one room, one pull down bed from the wall that's about queen size, and a king size bed upstairs. Our place also had two balconies, one on each floor. The one on the first you could use a grill. I also love how the check-out time was at 12pm! You didn't have to worry about sleeping in and trust me, that one hour counts because usually check out time was usually at 11am. You can do so much in this resort! Not only do they have a swimming pool, but they also have pool tables, tennis, table tennis, and basketball! read more

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Great place except... I wish I had more time to enjoy this resort. Booked two units accomodating a total of 12 people. We were here last weekend for a family retreat. One was a 2-bdrm penthouse unit. The unit we stayed in was clean and ready for us when we arrived, we arrived Friday evening. The resort was well maintained. The unit did not have the blue (or black) informational binder you usually find in the living room table. I've heard that they've done away with this and will no longer have them in WorldMark units. Half our Saturday was spent in the presentation room and then the sales pitch. Although, our sales person was very nice, she is, after all, a salesperson. The place was peaceful, except for the woodpecker that woke us up in the early morning of Saturday, thought someone crazy knocking at our door. There is an outdoor pool as well as an outdoor hot tub and children's pool. The fitness center was nice size. Recreation room included an arcade games section for the kids, pool and ping-pong tables as well. The check-in area includes a gift shop. There were a lot of food places as you drive in to Angels Camp (fast food-- Burger King, Taco Bell, Mike's Pizza... as well as restaurants-- Murphys Grille, Firewood and others), one that was recommended to us was Burger Bar-- still have yet to try, they also have a grocery store (SaveMart), and plenty of things to do nearby. Oh, and, yes, Starbucks is on the corner of Hwy 4 and 49. There is a lot of history here in Angels Camp being it located in Gold Country. We were minutes away from the Natural Bridge Hiking Trail (approx 10 miles from the resort), which some of my family members explored... and also another place to visit is the Moaning Caverns. From the resort you can visit these places in 16.5 miles to Columbia State Park, 25.4 miles on Hwy 4 to Calaveras Big Trees State Park, and 62.6 miles to Yosemite National Park. Wine lovers may enjoy this place a lot too as they provide some of the best wine tasting in the state! Must come back here again soon... Review #0243 read more

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Nice, moderately-prices resort near Murphys - great place to stay while you're wine-tasting. Great for large groups - especially if you're more interested in hanging out with the people you're with than in doing anything in particular. Suites are huge, clean, and very well-appointed. Each suite has a full kitchen, with useful kitchen tools (pyrex baking dishes, grilling tools, a pitcher, blander, whisk... seriously, all of the kitchen essentials, including basic spices and a round pizza pan) as well as a good selection of dishes - including wineglasses, drinking glasses, and hard plastic cups that you can take to the pool. The gas grill on the balcony is awesome. This place is nice enough, but not fancy. This is not a problem for me, but it's worth noting, so you know what you're getting into. The TV in the livingroom is probably 30 inches, and the bedroom tv is probably 18 inches - no flat screens in here. There aren't a lot of towels, but there is a washer and dryer in each unit. No maid service during your stay, unless you pay extra. The gym is only open 8am-10pm, which is late in the morning for a hotel gym to open. The pools are nothing fancy, but they have plenty of outfoor loung furniture and no real supervision - which is nice. You have the distinct feeling of being left alone to enjoy your vacation. Also, the jacuzzis are in separate fenced areas from the pools, so you don't have tons of kids running by while you soak in the hot tub - nice touch. There is live music on Thursday nights at the golf course, which is accessibly by foot from your room, and you can listen from the empty putting greens, for some seclusion. read more

I am really on the fence about this place. Here's why: Pros: 1. Beautiful setting, backs to a golf course and has little animals such as pika and woodpeckers all over, pretty neat. Sunsets were also fantastic. 2. Newer facility...wrap around porches for the suites, which we were in...leather couches, jetted tubs...cool. 3. Central location...an hour to Big Trees, half hour to Murphys wine tasting, half hour to the neat town of Sonora, hour to Sacramento, 2.5 hours to Yosemite....so much to do! Cons: 1. THIN WALLS...we could hear absolutely everything above us and beside us. The first lady upside my wall had sporadic crying/screaming fits and was pounding on the furniture. The second guest upside my wall woke me up at 4:30am shouting obscenities. WTF? Be a little more courteous to you neighbors folks, geeze! 2. Aggressive sales staff...what was supposed to be a 45, (guaranteed by our "hostess") "update" meeting turned into a THREE HOUR sales pitch ON OUR VACATION in which I physically had to get up and walk away from the conversation to signal I was done, after reiterating "No thank you" several times. We received a $100 gift card...woohoo. I suggest walking in, setting your watch or phone to 45 minutes and telling them that's it because holy crap! As a side note, we did receive a lot of useful information, and we did chat a bit, but if you're promised 45 minutes, it really should be 45 minutes. I'm not sure we even really received any "updates" at all...it really was more a sales pitch than anything. Anyways...the staff was nice, beds were comfy, and we liked the location...but the above issues just irked me. I cannot go above three stars. read more

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This place was amazing and so surreal. We had a wonderful time when we stayed there last year, everyone was so nice and accommodating. I literally fed deer out of my hands on the porch, it was beautiful. I would rate this place a 5 for sure, but due to the person that they sent out after they checked us in (Peter), I had to take it down a few stars. This man was horrible, he was like your local car salesman. As soon as you said no, he had some snarky thing to say back to you. He would talk over you the whole time, ummm hello, I'm a guest here Peter. After the third time of saying "no thank you, we are here for a quiet birthday get away", he 'dismissed us' with a pissed off face and saying "Okay have a good night". My parents and a majority of my family have been members for 30+ years. We have stayed at 100+ locations and I've never had that situation nor have they, until my parents ended up getting his wonderful "greeting", when they checked in this week. I don't normally leave reviews, but for the life of me, I couldn't remember his name or I would have, until they described their "check in". Please get this man some Customer Service training, he is lacking it by far!!! read more

Nice facility. But I've never been to Wyndham property that wasn't nice. The staff was nice. I like the floor plan. It was a different, with the master suite the only room upstairs. Im giving this place 4 because the toaster was broken. Not a huge inconvenience. We just used the broiler in the oven. But it took longer. They need to double check appliances to make sure they work. read more

This was my 3rd WorldMark/Wyndham location in California I've visited. (Anaheim and San Diego being the other two). This one was very updated; granite countertops and nice cabinetry in the kitchen, gas fireplace, on-demand water heater, upgraded bathrooms. We had a 2-bedroom penthouse with a view of the golf course. It was great for a family with 3 kids. The master had a Cal King, the second room had 2 twin beds. There was also a fully made-up Murphy bed in the Hallway/Kitchen/Dining area which was very convenient. The washer/dryer in unit were older (90's) and so were the kitchen appliances (black). But nonetheless it was very well kept and clean. The big wrap around patio outside was fantastic. I also appreciate the BBQ grill with gas line. Though... we didn't use it. Lastly, I appreciate that they left groceries from the previous tenant in the fridge. Why not if it's not expired?! Thanks! I made sure to leave some items for the next folks too :) We'll be back. It was an excellent 1 hour drive to Leland Snow Park as well (for those looking for a great place to stay when snow-playing). read more

I was pretty impressed with this place. They managed to pack our entire retreat in. 250+ people... with enough space and amenities for everyone. The downside is that there was no shampoo!! What kind of hotel/resort doesn't offer shampoo?!?! Also their 80's style bedspreads could be updated into fluffy duvets. Kitchen came with plenty of stuff including one time use spice packets but the knives were severely dulled and hard to use. Setting is gorgeous and convenient to everything in town! read more

First time here for us.. really like this place! I feel like I went to summer camp. It's facilities are nice and the condos are fabulous!! The staff is wonderful and friendly! Every time we needed something they helped us. We swam, played games and there were deers at our balcony. I look forward to coming back. read more

This is an older but well equipped property. They have a nice gym, tennis courts, ping pong...good location to get to Bear Valley or Leland.

Nice rooms and customer services. Everything are great every time we go. I always get two bedroom and vey roomy, clean and comfortable. read more

Ok this is one of the best places I've ever stayed! Great entertainment for the kids, they have a restaurant at the golf course that is amazing. The condos have full kitchens, washer and dryers. So if you would like to save on that it's perfect. Murphys is around the corner has great wine tasting and a cool little strip for the family. I'll definitely be back. read more

We usually don't come this far for resorts but we glad we did to celebrate my daughter's birthday. The best one we've been to because of the unit layout. Huge! Everything you need in the unit that you couldn't bring from home is there! Although the unit doesn't come stock with enough, the restock is easy and convenient. Everything worked in the unit. Fully equipped with AC. TV in bedroom is too small. Friendly staff but I wasn't fond of the rep that have to introduce the area and run some things by Us....I was tired from the drive and just wanted to settle in. Nice size pool with a separate kid pool n hot tub. Enough different types of businesses in the area to suit your everyday needs. Was a little hard to find(Yelp not accurate with Drop Pin Location). Lacking 5 stars because it wasn't a perfect experience especially considering the prices. read more

WorldMark Angels Camp - Hotels Near Me - Angels Camp, California

Loved this place for vacationing with family. Clean, plenty of room, nice decor and amenities. Even the kitchen was well stocked with most the items one would need when preparing a meal away from home. The surrounding facilities were perfect for us and kids ages 9-11; heated pool, large hot tub, basketball courts, gym, arcade, pool table, etc. Lovely grounds to walk around and very close to downtown Murphys for shopping and wine tasting if you so please. The perfect mini getaway. read more

As a owner for more then ten Years going to several locations. This location Angels Camp this year was a very very disappointment . Paying monthly fees and maintenance fees monthly, having so many problems with the unit we stayed in was just horrible. Cleanness was off cigarette bud on porch. 3 jacuzzi tubs but couldn't use them all together 20 minute to fill tub, Couldn't shower with water running. Why have bathrooms if you can't use them. Charge me more points to get pen house suite very disappointing. Called supervisor didn't seem to interested in my problems did sent someone to check dirty floors in kitchen and clean cigarette bud. Gave me a wine bottle. Point is I pay to stay someone clean and able to use full units as they are. Meaning jacuzzi tubs. No arcade for kids no play ground not mention when booked either unit slept less people as for 8 didn't seem to care much. Peeps don't buy a timeshare look for something with dues read more

This Wyndham property is quickly becoming one of our favorite sites. Angels Camp is not known for its night life, but if you enjoy wine tasting, hiking, fishing, caves, and California history you need to come here at least once. We come to this property because it is the closest Wyndham to Yosemite (2.4 hours). It is also about 45 minutes to Big Tree State Park. The property has several pools and spas, a kids rec area, putting green, kid play equipment, basketball and tennis courts. We stayed in a two bedroom which was on two floors. The master bedroom was upstairs with a small walk-in closet. The rooms have a full kitchen and in-room laundry. The decks are big with nice views. I wish the rooms had a jetted tub and the entry doors had a doorstop. Definitely going on stay here again in the future. Great place for families. read more

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We met our children and grandchildren at Worldmark's Angel's Camp resort for my husband's 65th birthday celebration. It was wonderful! He says, "It was fabulous!" Clean, updated, well-furnished with no surprises. The staff cheerfully accommodated our family's needs. Nice walkways and game area. Close to snow for sledding, and good food and fun for our seven grandchildren at Mike's Pizza. Definitely making its way to being our family's favorite meeting/vacation spot. read more

Great place to visit to get away from it all Good for golfing...fishing ...hiking ...biking Great base camp for moaning caverns Mercer caverns Wine tasting ..... gold panning Great recreation area two pools .... Hot tub .. Basketball court ... Tennis court ... Children's play ground Family BBQ area read more

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i really want to like this place. the rooms are great, the scenery is great, how can you mess this up? i'll tell you how ... making your guests go through a sales pitch just to get their parking pass. i tell the guy i've been here before, he proceeds to pull out a map and show me where to go. i tell him we don't drink, he proceeds to show me where all the wineries are. i tell him i've sat thru many sales meetings and i don't have the time or patients for another, he proceeds to tell me about the caterer for the breakfast at said meeting. i told him no probably 20 different times and in 20 different ways and he just wasn't getting it. LISTEN TO YOUR GUESTS!! i finally had to flat out tell him that i was going to inherit the time share when my parents died and i was just waiting it out until then and didn't need to buy anything. he got super pissy and almost threw my parking pass at me and wished me good luck on my weekend. i've had some pushy sales people at WorldMark before but this guy took the cake. other cons were the thin walls, poorly (all most non-existent) lit signage around the resort, neighbors slamming doors and people smoking outside in the parking lot. i will most likely not be returning to this time share, voluntarily. they really do put on a poor impression to people who they claim the want business from read more

Aside from the ever high pressure sales to purchase more points and attend a presentation, this place was great. Lovely pool and rec area complete with an arcade and pickle ball court. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We had a great experience in Angels Camp and this has been one of our favorite places to stay. Just wish the high pressure sales weren't a part of each and every vacation we have taken. read more

Very modern and quaint accomodations. The property is beautiful and well maintained. This is a great place to relax and unwind. The kids will love the pool(s) and on site activities. The odd thing about the area is that most places are closed on Monday and Tuesday. That stunk for the hubs and I because we only stayed Sun-Wed. I would suggest that this resort does room service. read more

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FOR YOUR SAFETY, STAY AWAY!!! I'm old fashion and decided to book an appointment for my family in person rather than over the phone. Before I could even get inside the check in building I could hear someone SCREAMING from outside. I hurried my way to the door to help the employees worried that a customer had gone insane and put the blame on them. When I arrived at the door I discovered that it was a MANAGER yelling at one of the employees who was maybe all of 17 and sobbing. The poor girl couldnt even defend herself as the manager kept approaching closer and closer into her face for being late less than 10 minutes. By now one of the landscaping men had joined after he had heard the yelling even through his leaf blowing headphones. I asked him what her name was and he informed me that she was a manager named Paige and told me this was a common occurrence. I rushed back to my car to grab my phone to record the yelling so I could show police but by the time I made it back the yelling had finally stopped. I'm not huge into getting cops involved with domestic violence. I've had scars down my face from my father since I could remember and police then never did anything about it. What I saw and heard in Paige was the same angry possession that took hold of my father and I am amazed that this is allowed in any workforce. After this I am never making a reservation for myself or anyone that I love here. Please for the safety of your self and your family physically and mentally DO NOT BRING THEM NEAR PAIGE. If you do decide to make a reservation, know that your room will never be ready on time due to a lack of housekeepers for reasons you can tell why above. Also understand they will do a sales pitch EVERY time before giving you your room keys. Some stubborn salesmen will not give you your keys until you pay for the $40 security hold to strong arm you into attending some seminar. I would normally NEVER recommend being rude to someone in customer service, but these guys will waste your time worse than car salesmen. Make sure to bluntly tell them that you know you don't have to go and if they bother you any longer you're going back in and canceling your reservation. Works almost every time, but makes you feel miserable at the start of every vacation for being so bitter. read more

We are not timeshare owners, but our friends are, so we have stayed here twice. Both times have been great! Our two kids LOVE it and think it's the best place they've ever been. The rooms are ultra clean, which I like. The kitchen is well-stocked with everything we need to make a few meals (except the food) ;) The game room is fun for the kids, they love the pool, and the Bingo on weekends is great too. This time I asked for a room with a view of the deer, and they delivered! We had at least 10 deer feeding each night around 8pm right in front of our place. Last time we had a view of the dry riverbed and the only wildlife was one sad bird who seemed to live there all alone :( The golf course is beautiful, and if you take a drive into the neighborhood where the homes are, you can see dozens of baby deer feeding at night (clearly we are here for the deer) ;) I did greatly appreciate that we were not hounded about a timeshare presentation. We were afraid that might happen but it didn't. We loved the movie selections in the lobby to choose from! A few recommendations of things to do if you have a family: -Go to the Angels Camp museum on Main Street. Amazing!! -Visit Calaveras Big Trees State Park (about 30 minutes away). If you have kids, go to the North Grove where the visitors center is (not the south - trust me - my kids hated that hike). -Visit the Candy Shop in Murphy's on Main Street. So good!! -If you like wine, go across the street from the candy shop where they do free wine tastings and have games to play as a family. They sell gourmet sandwiches and salads there too. -There are 3 different caverns you can visit nearby. We chose the California Caverns and it was great for our family. Would be hard with kids under age 8 though. -Get take-n-bake pizza from Rolling Dough Take N Bake Pizza in Angels Camp. SOOOOOO good! Read the reviews. Overall we highly recommend this place! We will be back! read more

This place is nice if you want to get away just to rest and relax. I'm pretty sure there's not much going on in Angels Camp anyway unless you're into jumping frogs! ;) The rooms are really spacious and clean and all appliances are new and up to date. It really is like a furnished condo with pretty much everything you'll need to make your stay comfortable. They're fully stocked with pots, pans, spices, washer, dryer, patio with table & bbq pit, dvd player, stereo, pool towels etc... Just bring your own food and you're good to go! I believe there are different types of rooms but we always get the 2 bedroom & 2 bath with a nice size living room and kitchen. It's really spacious. The living room also has a murphy bed to jump on to your hearts content which always seems to be the highlight of our trips. :) The resort itself has 2 different pool areas and a kiddie pool as well. There are also 3 different hot tubs located throughout the resort. The main pool area seems to be the most popular as it's situated right next to the game room with easy access to the basketballs courts, BBQ area, and playground area. I like that you have the option to BBQ on your own patio or out near the pool. The bbq pits are always clean and I love being out there grilling my steaks and corn while people are out there eating pb&j sandwiches doggin me :) As for the game room...there is ping pong, air hockey, an arcade, tv area, and closed off toddler room with toys. You can also rent DVDs for $3.00. Overall it's an ok spot to get away for awhile and relax. I just wish the town itself had more stuff to see and do because I like to go out and make mischief!!!! ;) read more

Great accommodations! Units are spacious, well designed and appointed. The staff here are very friendly.

The place itself is great but don't forget anything because they're thieves and they'll steal it! My son brought a blanket (unbeknownst to me) on a trip with grandparents and accidentally left it behind. It was a really nice blanket, one in which my now deceased mother gave to me and it just disappeared without a trace! I'm curious how that's possible. Obviously they have thieves working for them so be careful not to leave anything behind because they'll take it. read more