Spent 3 nights here in March/08. For the $50.00 rate the campsites were very poor. The winds that blew the dust were incredible. The owners should consider some landscaping with gravel, not course sand that blows everywhere. Also for the price a picnic table would have been nice. The pool area is great, 4 hot pools and a large swimming pool. Front desk staff were excellent. At least we received a refund when we checked out early because of the dust. Cannot recommend this park in the windy season. Very poor wireless internet access. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We traveled with dogs so were assigned a space along the west edge of the park near the pet gate. The pet area, which was a dirt road alongside the park, was large enough to give the dogs some exercise. What was unusual about this park is that even though we were on the edge of the park we were still only 10 spaces away from the office and swimming pools. The pools and spas were clean, comfortable, and uncrowded. Regarding wireless internet, my recollection is that I could not get a strong enough signal from my space to connect. This park was my favorite of those we stayed in on our recent trip through California and Arizona. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An older park but the hot spring fed pools and friendly guests make this a very popular place to stay. I give it a ten as my favorite place to stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice older park, mostly park models, paved roads with sand sites, level with patio. Very nice hot spring pools and spas. Well landscaped. Very friendly residents. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wide spaces, easy back-in. Sandy sites but clean. Very popular with people returning year after year. Lots of activities available - we liked the short 9-hole golf course on site, plus the pools & spas, billiards room. We had no problem accessing Wifi from our site. A downside is that the Desert Hot Springs area can be very windy but we'd stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice Park. Only about 150 sites are for RV's. The rest are park models. Sites are large and level. Sites are made of white sand and there is a small concrete patio with each site. The great thing about this place is the natural mineral hot springs pools and spas. The pools are worth the stay. All the streets are paved and the park models are well maintained. The park is well maintained and neat. Nice palm trees and lawns around pools and clubhouse. We'd love to return here in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here in November 2008. We camped here on the promotional deal. Very nice sales lady. Just the facts, no hard sell at all. If we were to buy in, we would definitely consider here. Nice facilities. Two pools. Very friendly staff and residents. Excellent Aquasize classes. Sites are a little tight for big rigs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an excellent park. I can't comment on their website as it is no longer available. There is a mineral water pool and spa in the lower area which is adult only and another swimming pool with two spas in the upper area. All pools are fed by a hot mineral water well, and the water flow through the pools is constant so very little chemicals need to be used. Wi-Fi is available for $10 a week, $16 for 2 weeks, and our reception is very good. There is not much selection of cable channels. There is a large number of organized activities including water aerobics 5 times a week. I have stayed here before and will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are staying here via RPI and this is one of the nicest campgrounds we've stayed - the sites are clean, large, have some privacy with flowering shrubs - there are many, many activities, five nice swimming pools - two (the spas) at the adult center and three at the family center. The family center also has a large lodge-type facility with many potlucks planned. The adult center has a large area for games, a book exchange, poker room, pool room, and small restaurant. There is a great off-leash dog are (actually three, so dogs that do not get along can be separated) with shade trees, toys, water bowls - chairs for the parents -the works! There are two laundromats which are both very nice, and it happens to be the least expensive laundry we've found so far. The staff is also incredibly nice - we even had someone stop by and welcome us to the park. If you want cable, it costs $1/day (our antenna works fine), and 50 amps will cost $17 under RPI. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a Coast-to-Coast affiliate park, but limits members to seven day stays from now on. This a nice, clean, well-kept park. Some spaces are a bit narrow, but still okay. Wonderful pool and nice big hot tub. Hotsprings water feels great. Staff is very nice. Would rate as a '10' if spaces were 5' wider. Nearest stores are in Desert Hotsprings, about 7 miles away. Palm Desert and Palm Springs are about 15-16 miles away. Remote, but still very nice! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very poorly maintained park with dirty streets and sites. There were no tables. Garbage containers were removed and never came back. Sites were very narrow and short in the old section and there was no privacy at all in the upper sections. The comment about the website is so true...this park looks NOTHING like they are showing it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I would have given them a higher rating but their website is really over the top on what the campground looks like. It is a desert campground, winds are likely. The sites have a cement pad to put your chairs on. The RV parks on gravel. No table, no fire ring, no BBQ grill. The website says it has a restaurant and mineral spa but I never saw them. It is and OK campground for $10.00 but nothing like the website indicates. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We paid $8 to stay here, because we are members of Coast to Coast. We only intended to here a few days, but so enjoyed the Mineral Spa (about 15 x 25 feet, so stayed longer. Best thing about it, we feel there were benefits from the mineral water, but there is no chemical smell or sulpher smell. The water is changed frequently, so it feels clean in spite of the fact no chlorine is used. If I remember correctly the water is completely changed about 7 or more times per hour. Many spas are too hot for me, this one is about 104 degrees, so comfortable. Roads are paved, a bit rough in a few places, but no problem for our RV or any we saw. All sites that I saw are back in, but some may be pull through as we didnt look at all of them. The sites are sand, with a cement patio. Our site was smaller than some, probably would hold only a 30' RV, but we chose it for trees. Power, water, sewer connections were conviently located. There are two nice pool areas. We used the one by the store the most, as it was closer to our site. Close enough to walk in our bare feet...... The site was lined with trees on one side, and bushes about 7-8 feet high on the other, so we felt it was very private. Fishing is allowed in the stream, we don't fish, but watched a boy about 14 fishing and he caught three fish while we were watching. Believe it may be stocked, but didn't inquire. We will be going back here, on our way back home from this trip... We camped here in a Motorhome.

Quite a long run for shopping etc. but an absolutely lovely facility. Although office staff were somewhat difficult and rude, most full timers said they got used to their arrogance and their outside staff made up for their poor attitude. The location is along the desert wind tunnel and our lot was difficult to level due to the steepness along the wall, we managed with a purchase of lumber. Excellent Security, beautiful grounds, pools etc. Will definitely visit again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean and beautiful desert park. We camped here in a ?.

We camped here in November 2008. Older Western Horizons Park. Stayed on the promotional deal. Heard the spiel which was friendly at first and we were advised numerous times how the lady was not the pushy type. We definitely found out different when we said we were not interested at this time, but would keep it in mind for later. She pressed hard then advised us we could not buy into Western Horizons for three years if we did not buy right then. Oh well, the pool was nice, and spas great. Other staff friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is not fair for me to put a rating, but someobdy needs to mention that this is a MEMBERS ONLY park. The website and these reviews have not made that particularly clear. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A clean park and liked all the activities. Good friendly staff. Had some shade and liked being able to get good Wi-Fi signal. Spa was nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As WHR members we were pleasantly surprised at how well this resort is - much better than some others we have been to. Had EXCELLENT WiFi, and since we got one of the few 50 amp sites, had trees to give us afternoon shade. Only wish the Desert Hot Springs area was cleaner - the park is nice and clean, the area has garbage strewn all over the desert. Not as nice as the desert in Arizona around Casa Grande. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very nice camp ground. Staff very friendly. They were working on their picnic tables while we stayed at the resort. Kids loved the pool and the children's spa that is kept at 98 degrees. Site was level. We had lots of trees. Concrete for patio was cracked but not a big deal. Playground was very nice. Tennis courts, basketball, horse shoes, shuffleboard was all great. We stayed here for 4 nights. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park was a real disappointment! We went in on a ROD reservation and were put in space so narrow we could barely get our slides out. No way could we get the awning out. The wood on the picnic table top was completely rotted through and thus unusable. When we asked for another space, the office staff said that wasn't possible, even thought there were other spaces available. Their attitude stunk! The pictures on the web site were taken a loooooong time ago; no real landscaping in the park, just rocks and tired looking bushes. Sign at the entrance says it's a 5 star park..... that too must have been a long time ago. This place needs a lot of TLC, some updating and a polite and caring staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park. Three mineral hot spas, water volleyball games in pool every day. Nice community center. Negatives, some of the concrete patio slabs had large broken out or cracked areas where you could twist an ankle. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I originally planned to stay for a week and quickly turned my stay into 10 days. I enjoyed my visit to this park on the very first day. When I called, Mike, the owner was very friendly and accommodating. He said they had plenty of space and even a pull-through site for me as I was driving a 36' Motorhome with a tow dolly and tow vehicle on the back. When I arrived, Connie, his wife was very friendly. I stayed here on my Camp Club USA membership. They did not charge extra for the pull-through convenience. Even with all that I was lugging around, all 45+ feet of me, I was able to drive around the park easily enough to the pull-through sites, which are near the front. It is a very quiet park, no road noise whatsoever. There are many residents who are very friendly and helpful. The all-natural hot mineral pool was an absolute delight morning, noon and night. They also have a jacuzzi which I did not go into but was clean and others seemed to enjoy it. There is a convenience store on the next block, but that's the only store around unless you go about 5 miles into the town of Desert Hot Springs where there are many more stores. I opted to go south to Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage (about 10 miles) where the stores and restaurants are plenty and there is a street festival in downtown every Thursday night, what fun. It does tend to get windy in the late afternoons which is the only annoyance I could find since it meant pulling in my awning. No reason to give this park a 9 because of something they can't control. At the back of the park is a nice little garden with chairs that overlooks the San Jacinto mountains. You can watch the sunset in the evenings or the rabbits hopping around in the adjacent field. On my first night, I saw a mountain lion, but not to worry, he didn't stick around and I haven't seen him since. I would highly recommend this park to anyone who is looking for a clean, safe, quiet, friendly environment to relax and enjoy some of the beauty of this area. I will definitely visit again should I be in this area! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were exhausted once reaching here and I was pleased that it was a very quick process to settle in. This park seems relatively quiet with no noises to distract us. Nice job. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very Rude management and loud noise. Rules not enforced. It use to be a nice park several years ago under the old management...now they think they are doing you a favor by staying there. I would NEVER go back to this place! Oh and it is Woodalls reviewed which means nothing other than they are listed and get money for that service...I'll never trust a Woodalls site again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is really unique and whimsical. We found the spots spacious enough for our big rig, but we had electrical problems at both of our sites. They will need to upgrade soon. Inside the pool gate, however, is a tropical paradise! Wildlife is abundant in the area of the pond. Next to the pond they have a picnic area with different animals featured including peacocks. The pool was wonderful and the hot spring pools were so relaxing. The sauna was great as well as the locker rooms for the pool/spa area. We most appreciated the welcome mat they put out for families. We had just left Tucson where we had a very difficult time finding parks that would accept couples with children. The nearby Palm Springs had plenty of food and entertainment. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great family campground. Fantastic pool and hot tub facility. Sites were very wide with a patio and picnic table. Rocks and sand were the materials used in each campsite. Hookups were old, but sufficient. Well return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree it is a strange park, but we loved it. Half of the place is mobile homes and the other half is an RV resort. There are 4 natural mineral pools and a large swimming pool that is also heated by the natural hot springs. There is a sauna which is seldom used but in great shape. There are showers in the bathroom areas that can be used if you prefer not to use yours in the RV. It is very clean and the staff is very friendly. They have a small store with most of what you could need. The entrance to the pools is carefully watched to make sure you are staying at the camp. They do this by requiring a wristband to enter the pool area. The pool areas can get quite busy with children so keep that in mind. We will definitely go back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff was rude and unhelpful. The campsites were crowded. The spas were very dirty. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The name says it all. Not a park for retired folks. Would be great for families. When you check in they tell you to find a spot and come back and tell them what number. Asked if it was ok to drive through with a 40' MH and toad. They said do what you like. Don't do it!!! Will not be back We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is pretty worn out. It could use some attention but I guess it is the desert. There is a big pool, a covered baby pool and three (or four) pools of verying temperatures which were nice. There is a big pond full of fish you can feed - it was great for the kids - but not fishing allowed. There are a lot of permanent residents on side of the project. The spaces for regular rental each have a concrete pad and is just dirt otherwise. There is a *very* small playground that consists of a swing and a very small climbing gym. I will likely take a pass on staying here again - its just not our style. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a strange park, but we love it and have been many times. Half of the place is mobile homes and the other half is an RV resort. There are 4 natural mineral pools and a large swimming pool that is also heated by the natural hot springs. It is very clean and the staff is very friendly. They have a small store with most of what you could need. We will definately go back again and again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We loved this RV Park! We were originally booked in for 2 weeks and extended our stay to 2 months(Feb. & Mar. 2008). The park is nicely landscaped with lots of palm trees, plants and places to walk dogs. It has a great swimming pool/spa and recreation complex, too. The 9 hole golf course is very nice and reasonably priced. It is a very quiet park as it is well off I-10, yet it is only a 10 minute drive into Palm Springs. The park has free Wi-Fi at all sites, and cable TV is available. All the streets are paved, and the sites are gravel and fairly level. Tall shrubs separate most of the sites so there is some privacy. We found the sites to be quite normal in size and never felt we were crowded at all. We have already booked for another 2 month stay in early 2009. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nightly rate shown is based on a weekly rate. This is a nice park with a golf course. The sites are small with bushes separating the sites. Our 40' motorhome just fit in the site. The site is sand with a small concrete pad. The concrete pad is on the wrong side of the site so you are walking in and out of the RV through sand while you have a concrete pad for your car on the other side of the RV. The resort is gated with a combination. That security did not work since the back gate was left unlocked and there was a theft from our site one night. I would never stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

More of a retirement resort community than an RV park, but this was an excellent place to stay in Palm Springs. Fantastic mineral springs and pool complex. Lots of sand in the RV spaces, but we had an excellent lot with great shade. Office staff were the nicest we have encountered on our trip. Highly recommend you stop by and check them out. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is predominately a park model resort. There are a limited amount of RV spaces. When we arrived on Sunday the office was closed. No problem, they have a dozen of so envelopes with different sites around the park marked on them. They tell you to find the spot you like and settle up on Monday. With Passport America I paid $118.00 total tax included for 6 nights. Park has mainly seniors in it, but children are welcome. They have two sides, the West and East. East is about 10 years newer. I like that side better. Sites vary in size, pick the one you like. There are trees and a pad, but no tables. Remember this is mainly a park model resort. I was able to get satellite reception. Between the two sides they have 4 pools, 2 of them are family pools, 2 of them are adult only. The family pools are separated from the adult pools. They also have a total of 6 hot tubs with different heat levels. All are naturally hot spring water heated. The family pools are kept at about 85-87 degrees and the adult pools are 90-93 degrees. The hot tubs are varied from 95 degrees to the "lobster pot" which is 105 degrees. Not much chlorine is added due to the natural minerals. The pools are sparkling clear. You do not feel like you have chemicals (chlorine) all over you like normal pools. Why did I give it an 8 rating? The park is nice but I probably would only give it a 6 to 6 1/2. The pools I would give an 9. Since the pools are important to me I weighted the pools score more. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Always very clean. Pleasant staff. We camp here around 4+ times a year. We like this as a quick weekend getaway. One of our favorite places. We camped here in a Motorhome.