Michael Kibler
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Date of Stay: March, 2017
This park is very nice with a Polynesian Theme with a lot of Palm trees, rocks & waterfalls, Thatched Gazebos in some of the sites and propane BBQ's in some sites as well. We have stayed here several times before and have enjoyed each stay. Our site (10-8) was an owned private site that had a propane BBQ, Thached Hut Gazebo and Built-in Fire Pit with seating. It was a great site that carried their premium rate. The only drawback was that as a pull-in site the utility connections were a long way and required extensions to hook up. The park has some very nice amenities; a multi level pool with a waterfall, outdoor spa and indoor spas in the men's & women's changing rooms, a full size workout room and a restaurant with a 6 lane bowling alley. While the pool is not heated until April, the waterfall makes for hanging out and sunning yourself enjoyable. It is located 7 miles out of town so it is quiet at night. From here you can take in Death Valley about 50 miles away, Ash Springs and the China Date Ranch. They do take PA, but not during their "high - seasons" Fall & Spring.
Date of Stay: February, 2017
This is a very nice RV Resort. We stayed there for 4 nites using PA for 3 nites and Good Sam for 1 nite for an average rate of $44. We got a pull-thru site, however it was at the end of the row (#833) resulting in hardly any room for our patio area. The other pull-thru sites had generous patio space. The park has a lot of amenities, 2 pools, 3 spas, pickleball courts, putting green, volleyball courts, a fittness center and shuffleboard. They also offer cable TV and WiFi. The park is located right in Hemet so it is close to shopping and restaurants. It is still quite at night. The wineries at Temecula are not far. Also it is a nice drive to Idyllwid up the mountain is fun for shopping, wine tasting and a bite to eat.
Date of Stay: June, 2016
This is a no frills county park. The sites are asphalt back-in with water & electric. They do have a dump station. The sites are not very level, so bring leveling blocks. They do have a picnic table and a fire pit and are in a grove of trees so there is nice shade. There are train tracks right next to the park, but the trains are not very frequent. So for a couple of nights it is not a problem. The location of this park close to the Ronald Reagan Library makes it the best choice for visiting the library.
Date of Stay: June, 2016
Great Park in the middle of wine country. Choose a site in North end below the hill by the main office & pool. The other sites are up on the hill which back up to the highway and are noisy. Sites are mostly concrete pads with a grassy patio area that include a picnic table, BBQ stand and cable TV. Their free Wi-Fi is quite good. They have a pool and spa at the main clubhouse/office. They also have a spa built into a rock formation with a waterfall up a short walkway toward the upper section. The $40 rate we paid was Pass. Amer. weekday. The weekend rate is $80/nite, but they offer wine tasting and entertainment. Be sure to take advantage of the wine tasting coupons they offer before you head out wine tasting.
Date of Stay: April, 2016
We have stayed at this park several times and will come back again. The spaceous sites are gravel with a concrete patio area. No picnic table, fire pit or cable TV which would make this park a 10. Pick a back-in site in rows 200, 400, 600 or 800 as they face Mt Charleston, which is a great view. The upper pool area has a spa and a fire pit with seating around. The winery has a great restaurant as well as free wine tasting in their tasting room.
Date of Stay: March, 2016
The rate we paid was through our RPI membership. The spaceous sites are gravel with a concrete patio and a picnic table. No fire pit or cable TV. They have an enclosed pool that has a cover that opens when the weather permits. They also have an indoor spa and very nice bathroom/changing rooms. The grounds offer a cute desert landscaped pond with coy. They also have shuffle boards, horseshoe pits and a play area with swings, merry-go-round and a tetter toter for the kids. There is also a room with excercise equipment, a pool table room, a TV/game/reading room. Their common room offers meals, so check the daily schedule. We took our grandkids there for the second time and they really enjoy all the amenities.
Date of Stay: February, 2016
This is our 3rd time staying at this park. The Polyenesian theme make the sites and the landacaping most comfortable. Some sites have propane BBQ's and thached gazebos. All sites are asphalt with a concrete patio. Full hookups including free wi-fi, but no picnic table, fire pit or cable TV. The pool area is well done with a rock waterfall and spa. The clubhouse offers a full workout gym, indoor spa, steam & sauna. In addition there is a bowling alley with a small restaurant. Located close to the China Date Farm and Death Valley. Pahrump, just 8 miles, offers everything from shopping, casinos, restaurants as well as a couple of wineries.
Date of Stay: January, 2016
As this is our "Home Park" we stay there at least a couple of times a year. We like the park for its hot mineral springs pools and spas, its view of the mountains, its quiet location and its location to the many small towns of the Coachella Valley, ie: Palm Springs, Indian Wells, etc. They have opened up the park to the public and accept Passport America for half off their $45 public rate. The sites are desert sand back-in with full hookups including cable tv. No picnic table or firepit. You can use propane fire pits. Wi-Fi is available at a cost. The park does have a lot of amenities in addition, ie: bochee ball, pickle ball, horseshoe courts, a small store offering sandwich specials and evening diner specials.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
A nice RV park just off of I-40 just far enough so that the highway noise is not too bad. The sites are basic gravel with full hookups. No amenities, no picnic table, no fire pit, and no WiFi or cable. OK for a night. The draw to this park is the Steak House with singing waiters/waitress'. You do get a 10% discount if you're staying at the RV park. The food is great and the entertainment was top notch.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
Basicly a one-nite stay PA park. The $20 rate included sales tax. Located right on the highway so there is a lot of highway noise. The sites are gravel with full hookups, no picnic table or fire pit. they do offer free WiFi, but no other amenities.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
The best part of this park is its location. It is close to Downtown Denver and all of Denver attractions just off of I-70. It is also right on a walking/biking path along Clear Creek that runs for miles with 4 small lakes that you can fish as well. It is also near great shopping. The park itself is all gravel with pull-thrus, back-ins and pull-ins. The sites have a split rail fence seperating each site. Kind of cute. They also have a concrete pad for a picnic table. No fire pit but you can use a propane fire pit. They do offer free wi-fi. No pool. They have a restroom with showers and a laundry room. It is a very popular park so make reservations. The rate we paid was a weekly rate. There is a 14.5% room tax on top of that! We have stayed here several times before and would deffinitely return.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
As a PA park for the $15 rate it is OK for one night. It is a section of a farm where they put in a few RV sites. They were gravel and field pull-thru with full hookups, a BBQ stand and a picnic table. As it is just off I-80 there is some highway and some train noise although it was not too bad for sleeping. I've had worse. As this is a farm there is some cow manure smell. Since we were there in late Oct. it wasn't too bad. But I'm sure in the summertime it would be strong.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This is a Good Sam park just off of I-80 in the middle of Nebraska. It is far enough off the highway so highway noise is not a problem. The sites are full hookup, gravel pull-thru with a picnic table snd some have fire pits and some have nice "wooden swings". No cable TV. They do have a pool which was closed for the season when we were there and a playground for the kids as well as a game room with a large screen TV and a miniture golf course.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This is a PA park just off Interstate 80. It is located just far enough off the interstate in the woods so that highway noise is not a problem. Great for a one night stay, although they do have a pool open during the season and a playground of you want to extend your stay. The pull-thru sites are spaceous gravel with a grassy area for a picnic table and a fire pit.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This is a very nice RV park in the heart of Amish Country. There are 3 sections to this park close together at different levels as this is a hilly area. The first is all gravel the other two sites have a gravel pad and a grassy area for the picnic table and fire pit. All pull-thru and back-in sites have full hookups, a picnic table and a fire pit. They even offer free fire wood, scraps of wood from the wood working factory next door. It is quiet on the weekends but when the wood working factory starts up on Monday at 6:30 AM it is a little noisy if you are in the first all gravel area. Wi-fi is available. They have restrooms and a laundry room. There is no pool or cable TV.