This was a nice campground. Kids had fun swimming, playing pool, fishing, playing on play ground, only problem we encountered was they use well water and their well pump is lacking. So we used the on-board water pump. Staff was very nice. Good place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Bottom Line Up Front – This is a tired park that tries like a steer to make the grade. We will not stay here again in the future. We stayed here for 5 nights the very last week of February 2007. This is a membership park owned by Colorado River Adventures (CRA) and affiliated with Coast 2 Coast and RPI. We stayed here using our C2C membership and paid $8/night. The resort is listed as having 4 “facility” W’s in Woodall’s, but this is misleading. Facilities are VERY limited. For example, the fitness room is a small dank room composed of equipment that escaped from a garage sale or maybe rejected by a consignment shop. These day’s, in my view, if you list your resort as having internet access it should be WiFi or hardwire DSL as a minimum. This Park has one phone line for modem hookup for the entire campground AND they charge you $2/hr for the privilege. Draw your own conclusion. This park is located right along side Interstate 10, one of the busiest highways in California. Campground Pro’s: Shaded sites; Paved roads and pull-thru’s; Kid friendly with lots of playground equipment; Pool and spa; Catch and release fish ponds; Laundromat ($1.25 wash, $.75 dry); Some organized activities; Picnic tables, Low member/affiliate nightly rate. Campground Con’s: Very narrow sites (so narrow you’ll not be able to fully extend your awnings at most of the sites); You’ll step out onto dirt (mud for us) not a paved or gravel patio; Internet access is Poor (capital P); Bathrooms are not clean (it’s difficult to clean old fixtures, cracked counters and tile); Unrelenting highway noise from the Interstate and the Rest Area right next to the Park; Lousy fitness room; Mountain views are tainted by trailer storage lot. I suppose this Park is more suitable for people from the nearby cities that don’t want to travel far on weekends and who have kids to keep satisfied. It is not for folks that enjoy the out-of-doors and reasonably nicer facilities and adult activities. Management keeps the park neat and picked up, but, there is a lot of deferred maintenance. Don’t let them put you in the sites next to the Interstate, numbers 64 through 76! We didn’t know any better and that’s where we were. I hope this review helps. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed in this park on two occasions and found it to be a great park. Managment keeps a tight control on potential problems by patrolling often. The only downside is probably the owners who live on site and the managers, who can at times be down right rude. Propane bottles can be filled at the park for a reasonable price. Park is well maintained except for road coming into the park which is a total mess. Hang onto your hats! You have to pay a $20 deposit for a gate key and a $100 deposit if you are staying a month or more. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Friendly staff, lots of dirt and gravel. Horrible entrance road (rough). Nothing close for gas, stores, etc. Modem connection is in laundry room and was at least 120 degrees in there. Park has some nice sites but overnighters put in "unasthetic" area. Caters to permanent residents. No "instant" phone hookups. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Country Hills RV Park is located in a beautiful country setting near the Palm Springs area. This park is family owned and operated. All spaces are big rig friendly. There is a pool, spa and playground area. They offer daily, weekly and monthly rates. Clubs are welcome. We camped here in a camper.