It is part of the Thousand Trails camping network and one of the Trails Collection of Encore parks. Read on for more details about this property and the surrounding area. The amenities they did have were nice and well kept but there isn’t a playground and there were no kids other than ours. There are two large pools, one hot tub, and a horse shoe pit. There was also a weth token small dog run behind the bathrooms with a nice grassy area. From April 15th till September 15th, reservations can have a maximum stay of 14 days per site.

Extended Stays

The campground has a nice little grassy off leash dog park, good laundry facilities and two nice pools and hot tubs. The location is convenient for shopping and exploring. Had no choice if we wanted rv completely in our spot. Located in the beautiful Coachella Valley of California, Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort is the perfect vacation destination. Internationally recognized as a top destination for golf, Palm Springs is a preferred destination of travelers from all over the world.

• This California RV resort is also located near many popular landmarks.
• If you don’t mind a more urban environment with some road noise, this can be a good place to stay in the winter months.
• We spent two weeks there this winter and six weeks the previous winter.
• We believe this is a huge value-add offered by this RV park and would highly recommend making the most of it during your stay.

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There’s also a weekly Wednesday night Mexican Market in Indio. While we’ve not made it there yet, local friends highly recommend it. The greater Palm Springs area has a very interesting mix of area attractions. It is a beautiful metropolitan area with most neighborhoods having professional landscaping along the roadsides. The desert is warm and dry, and the snow-capped mountains are beautiful in the winter especially. The sites were all concrete but we unfortunately got one that was an end spot so it angled down to one side quite a bit.

Overview of Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort

For those less interested in outdoor activities, the Greater Palm Springs area offers amazing shopping. From an abundance of thrift stores (that actually have good stuff) to boho vintage boutiques, and outlet malls. You will also find excellent consignment stores for clothing, jewelry, and furniture.

The staff here are amazing!

Plus many high-end designer boutiques, especially in the swanky El Paseo shopping district. Located near the base of the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa mountain ranges, this park is situated in the extremely desirable and popular Palm Springs area. The neighboring properties are a mix of commercial and residential. There is a country club right next door which we’ll share about below.

Camping Pass

We paid no nightly fee for our 14-night stay thanks to our Thousand Trails membership with the optional Trails Collection add-on. If we were paying retail rates, our stay would have cost around $1064 for 14 nights. It is a wonderful little escape, compared to walking or biking on the busy streets outside the campground. We believe this is a huge value-add offered by this RV park and would highly recommend making the most of it during your stay. In the opposite corner of this relatively compact RV park, you’ll find a restroom and shower building, with a small dog play area behind it. Our dog Sunny had some fun playtime in the dog park.

Rates at Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort

• So if you have a long rig, let them know beforehand so you can get a site you’ll fit in.
• It is a wonderful little escape, compared to walking or biking on the busy streets outside the campground.
• The laundry requires the use of a special card that requires a minimum load credit amount.

This California RV resort is also located near many popular landmarks. Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort features 140 sites, all with full hook ups for ultimate comfort. The staff at Palm Springs Oasis can’t wait to help you make great vacation memories. Our camping membership also gives us access to several other Thousand Trails RV parks in the area for no nightly fee. Here is a link to our review of Thousand Trails Palm Springs, located in Palm Desert. We spent two weeks there this winter and six weeks the previous winter.

Full hook-ups means 50 amps, water, sewer, basic cable, and free wi-fi. For the wi-fi, there is a paid upgrade, but the free served us well. There are lots of shopping centers locally with the closest one being across the street and down the block.

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But it was usually muddy in the mornings from the sprinklers, so there was a lot of washing his paws to keep the RV clean. The official ‘dog walk’ area to take your pups out to relieve themselves is on the grassy area outside the park. It’s on busy Gerald Ford Drive, which isn’t ideal.

Most of the occupied sites seemed like abandoned motorhomes and trailers with FOR SALE signs posted on them (which were in the largest sites the park had). The rigs were extremely dirty with spider webs all over, nothing hooked up, slides in, no vehicles around. It was actually quite annoying because the other sites leftover were quite small. The worst part was the enormous flying cockroaches in the dog park.

We can also stay for no nightly fee at Wilderness Lakes in Menifee, and Idyllwild RV Resort in Idyllwild-Pine Cove. This park is nice overall but I don’t think we would stay here again. This well-kept but fairly small and simple RV park is in a convenient location for accessing most Palm Springs area attractions. If you don’t mind a more urban environment with some road noise, this can be a good place to stay in the winter months. They do offer longer-term stays and seasonal sites. As you might have gathered, we really like spending time in Palm Springs.