After trying to call Bob's RV Roundup for several days and getting only a busy signal, we drove by it today. The campground is closed and fenced off; it looks like they are tearing out the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Convenient park for overnight or short-term stays. Sites are close together but pull-throughs are easily accessible, even for big rigs. Most of the back-in sites around the perimeter appeared to be occupied by long-term residents. Sites are mostly grass with a small concrete patio area. Bathrooms/showers are small and old. The gentleman who works in the office was very friendly and helpful when making reservations on the phone and when checking in. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a bad park (has lots of pull throughs), but not a destination, either. Good for a night to squeeze in among the many permanent residents for an overnight sleep and be on your way in the morning. Good cable TV, 30 and 50 amp. service, water and sewer. Just far enough from I-10 not to be noisy, but close enough to jump back on quick. We'd stay here again for an overnighter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There were 4 sites with sewer hookups against the back of the building. These were sloping and narrow (forget using awnings if someone else is there) and the sewer must go uphill to empty. The water and power sites were much more level. OK for overnight stay. 30 amp power does not permit full use of air conditioner in the heat. Friendly staff and officers in the lodge. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Who ever rated this in March must have slept on the sidewalk. The park has been closed for at least 3 years. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We appreciated the clean restrooms and the nice front desk staff. This is a nice park, but was pretty crowded when we were there, but it was during the music festival so I understand. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is now closed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I’m generally not a Passport America fan but in this case I’d make an exception. We paid the full rate but PA membership would have paid for itself. I’d estimate that 80% of this location are occupied by people using it as a winter retreat. There are lots of permanent installations and Park Models. At this time of year it was relatively unoccupied. They do a nice job of accommodating folks like us just passing through. It is convenient to all of Palm Springs and Palm Desert. We’d certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites are tight and close together, but still easy enough to get around on the interior roads, with a big rig. Nice cable TV, but have to pay for the Wi-Fi. Lots of friendly people, Very friendly employees, very quiet place. Wake up call every morning at 6 AM by the Mourning Doves. Easy in and out with a HDT and 35 ft trailer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this park primarily due to it location near PGA West. We were pleased to be able to get a Passport America rate, even on a weekend in December, in a warm weather area. We were in Site 15 which was plenty big enough for our 40 footer with 4 slides. Nicely paved and well maintained park. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. We would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What everyone else said... just an outstanding RESORT in the truest sense! If one were to do a Google search for "rv lots for rent" you may find 1 or 2 web sites where owners list their lot for rent privately for less than the $77 a night if you rent through the office. This place is empty in May because it starts getting hot. We felt like we had our private RV Park and loved it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a spectacular RV resort in every sense of the word. The sites are great, some are very well appointed with entertainment centers, wet bars and out door lighting. The sites are privately owned, and then rented out by the park when the owner is not there. Several are for sale at various price levels. It must be noted that this park is for class A coaches ONLY. I am not sure if an age limit on the age of the coach is imposed, but I did not see many older rigs in the park. Well appointed grounds, 3 pools, chipping golf course, and a full club house with restaurant. One irritation was the laundry. The machines are card operated by a cash card you have to buy for $5. Then you load the cash card with money in $5, $10, or $20 dollars at a time. You swipe the card on the card reader on each machine which deducts the required fee. No change or refund is given for money left on the card. If you lived there for extended period of time this situation would work fine. But we were there for about 5 days and it would have been a waste of money. We went to a laundry in town. Some of the resident guests are quite disturbed buy the frequent sounds of "pickle ball" being played on the tennis courts for hours on end on most days. If you are noise sensitive, try for a spot away from the club house. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you want to experience a top of the line RV Motor Home Resort this is the place. You will be surprised and amazed by the facilities, its people, and other campers living in their top of the line motor homes many complete with custom waterfalls, gardens, and ultra-designed adjacent environments. A five night free coupon is on their web site and even if you have to pay full fare, this place is well worth the experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is very well maintained. Nice large sites and easy to get in and out of with no problems. Very friendly staff, nice dog area, close to shopping, very safe, locked at night. Just an overnight for us but they were getting ready for all their winter visitors. Nice place: we would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park with friendly staff. Clean uncluttered sites with some trees. Beautiful pool and large grassy area. Close to the freeway but no freeway noise. We could hear the trains but they were not disturbing. Staff seemed to avoid putting coaches together to allow privacy, which we thought was nice. We would stay here again visiting the Palm Springs/Palm Desert area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Told them we would be late and they had our check in package hanging on the board. Wide spots, separated by shrubs, some shade, excellent WiFi. Great pool, Nice people, and well maintained. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What an outstanding place to stay! The grounds are immaculate and everything is kept to very high standards. We had a waterfront site (pull in front first to take advantage of the views--the only back in sites I noticed were those on the outside edges of the park) with tremendous views of the surrounding mountains. Everyone we encountered could not have been nicer. From the employees to the residents/owners of the place, they were all extremely friendly (we even had a family pull up in their boat and ask us if we wanted a ride around the lakes - great experience & view of the park!). We have two children (ages 11 & 8) and they had a blast between swimming in the heated pool (which was never crowded) to riding their bikes around the park. Unlike most of the nicer parks in the Palm Springs area, kids are very welcome here. I do not know about WiFi access, but our Sprint 3G internet connected just fine. We did not eat at the restaurant but it looked very nice inside. Not sure about the golf, but when we wanted to play tennis, we just went to the courts and if they were available, you just start playing. We will definitely return to this resort if you are looking for a resort experience with your RV, I recommend staying at this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There is not much that can be added to this outstanding RV resort that could improve it any further. It is near perfect. Two aspects however might be worth mentioning. First is that the cafe’s exhaust from cooking with grease on the grill is blown directly into the men's locker room and showers. Second, and more important, is that with the resort’s beautiful landscape views, manicured green belts on the golf course, water features, waterfalls and various fountains, why in the world would everyone be required to back their rigs into their space? It seems that fifth wheelers with a large rear window would take much better advantage of such beautiful views, however this RV Resort only accepts Class A coaches. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for a week in March. We came here with high expectations, and were not disappointed. The pictures on the website do not do it justice. It is expensive, but worth it. One of the few places we found in the area that accept children. The place is spotless, the grounds are immaculate, and everyone we met was friendly. Even with over 1200 sites, it never seemed crowded, even at the pool areas. My only complaint was that only owners have access to the fitness facilities. That is the only reason I didn't rate it a 10. Will definitely be coming back for a longer stay in the future. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park. Well laid out and easy to hookup to. Sites very level and large enough for even the largest of rigs. Pool/hot tub were quite well kept. Security lights everywhere made us feel better about theft reports of others. Managers seemed very helpful. We will be staying again I'm sure. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is very nice and well maintained. Each site has a grass strip and the organized activities are great. The park is mainly long term and full time residents but approximately 50 spaces are available for over night or longer. The staff and residents are very friendly however security is lacking. Our vehicle was one of seven burglarized during the early morning hours. After speaking with several other residents I learned theft has been a frequent problem for several years. Several long term residents said they have lost bicycles and other property in the last two years. Even the alleged night security lost a set of keys and radio from the security golf cart the same evening our truck was burglarized. In my opinion security is seriously lacking especially given the past theft problems. Because of the theft problems I doubt we would return to this park unless better security is provided. Anyone off the street can easily enter the park as there's no gated security entrance. If not for the theft problems this would be a top rated park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park is very clean and nicely laid out. Grass strip at each site with tree and bushes. Most sites are pull-thrus, many permanent residents whose sites are well maintained. The only problem we had was we were assigned a pull-through to narrow for our rig, we had a problem getting all four slides out because of bushes. There is no way we could have put out our awnings. The resort is a little pricey but this is Southern California so we expected it. The WiFi reception was good and priced fairly. We would return if passing through the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Had made reservations through the central Western Horizons System as members, and were still sent to the separate area that has no sewer dumps!! People were thinking that this area was only for non-members - Not so! A honeywagon comes by certain days of the week only to pump out your rig. So you have to watch your use of water. Nice location with good facilities and activities. Outside street noise levels can be quite high at the perimeters. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is our home park as a member of Western Horizon Resorts. This is a great park with lots of activities, friendly staff and members, and a great location for winter visits to the Palm Desert and Palm Springs areas. My wife and I especially enjoyed the outdoor activities which included hiking in the nearby hills and kayaking at the Salton Sea. Great weather, lots of cinemas, theaters, and sports events to keep one busy. Since we don't have a tow vehicle and carry bikes on the back of our rig, we went on the outdoor hikes with fellow campers, and used the local bus system ($0.50 a ride) to get around the entire valley when not biking or walking. Convenient to shopping centers and lots of shopping. As to previous comments about different sites...all members receive a different site when they enter the park. In my experience, all sites are large and inviting. This is a great park! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Indian Waters RV Park is a Western Horizons park and part of the RPI network. There are two different sections - one for Western Horizon's members, and one for RPI/AOR members. The $12 rate includes $2 for electric (not 50amp). All the sites are large with a concrete pad to park your rig, the area for members is grassy with full hook-ups and the area for non-members is gravel with only electric and water. There is no cable throughout the park, and wifi is free, although it is terrible. Western Horizons knows their wifi is bad because they even give you a disclaimer when you check-in of the reasons they think it's bad. However they just need to spend a bit more money and get some more bandwidth. The positives of Indian Waters - it is clean, has a pool and hot tub, horseshoes, shuffleboard, a dining area and lot of activities. There is a social room with a small book exchange. Quite honestly, we probably would not come back to this park - the segregation just gives the place a negative vibe. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.