What to Expect

Quick Reviews of Coachella RV Parks and Campgrounds

From a seasoned RVer who has RVed coast-to-coast in the USA over 20 times

Coachella

Celebrate the Spirit of Southern California

Coachella, California, located in Riverside County, is renowned for the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, which attracts global crowds each April. The city is steeped in Hispanic heritage, showcased in community events like Día de los Muertos and its authentic Mexican cuisine. Visitors can also explore the Coachella Valley History Museum for a deep dive into the region’s history. This blend of cultural vibrancy and scenic beauty makes Coachella a unique destination in Southern California.

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Coachella Lakes RV Resort

Coachella Lakes RV Resort is currently the newest RV Resort in the area. Phase 1 is now open, welcoming guests to stay and enjoy use of their pickle ball courts and 18 hole putting green. If you have an RV that’s over 10 years old, your only reprieve is if it’s a full restoration that may/may not be approved by management. If you’re planning to purchase a park model in the near future, and you have a newer RV, then this may be a good community for you. Note that space pricing and age restrictions have been designed to ensure Coachella Lakes remains a luxury park into the future. If you’re planning to attend Coachella Music Festival, you’ll want to book your site early – and arrive as early as possible as traffic can back up all the way to the LA area. There’s no RV camping at the music festival, so if you have a newer RV and want to enjoy the festival, Coachella Lakes might just work for you.

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Palm Springs RV Park

About 45 minutes away

Known for its natural hot springs, massive 100-foot long RV sites, stunning desert scenery and top-notch amenities, Palm Springs RV Park offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Whether you’re planning a short getaway or an extended stay, Palm Springs RV Park is a perfect location for comfort and convenience.

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Indio Springs RV Resort

About 15 minutes away

Indio Springs is a nice place to stay in the winter... if... • You’re age 55 or older • You’re not planning on staying short-term • You’re planning on paying by the month • You’ll be heading to the next location before the 9-month stay limit Truly a nice park but only if you’re old enough and not going anywhere very soon.

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Motorcoach Country Club

About 15 minutes away

Let’s be honest. Some places make you feel like a million, and other places make you feel out-of-place if you didn’t spend a million or more on your RV. You’ll most likely find one specific group of people here: Those who never ask “how much?” If that question is on your mind, well, you’d better keep searching! If it’s not – then this is a very, very nice resort.

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Outdoor Resort Indio

About 15 minutes away

The last time a pop-up was spotted here was when a ground-hog popped up wondering why there was a caterpillar coming after him! Okay – that story isn’t true, but this is a true luxury resort where you’ll find only the nicest of motorcoaches. If you happen to drop in and ask the price, the office person will gladly share the price of several surrounding resorts!

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Shadow Hills RV Resort

About 15 minutes away

Centrally located in Indio, the overhead picture says it well. This resort was built for the RV’s of yesterday where small rigs ruled the earth and pull-through’s were not yet a thing. The 90-degree angle back-in sites and narrow roads make navigation a challenge, and anything of any size needs an RV shoe-horn to wiggle into a site. If you plan to park for a while, perhaps working in the area or needing a place for a while, this park might be worth the challenge of parking.