Great place to relax and play for the day! Concerts in the park are well worth your time! Sports…read moreeverywhere, with playgrounds for all ages. Lakes, ducks, grass, what more could you want?

We were in the area and daughter decided she wanted to visit this park again. The parking lot is…read morepartially under construction as of November 2025. Other than that the park looks just as beautiful as I remember it. I swear the turtles and ducks remember my daughter and I. They swam right up to us and just hung out for the longest time. It was nice visiting again and spending time here! This park encompasses 70 acres and includes many amenities. For years it was our favorite place to watch the July 4th fireworks each year. Plenty of parking and restrooms are very clean.

The places you find when trying to explore different areas. Of all the times I've been to the…read moredesert, this was the first time here. Honestly never heard of this place until we were looking for something to do. It's just a couple miles from the main strip of 111. But tucked behind some of the beautiful gated communities, you end up here. We didn't know what to expect or how it would be. Thought it would be some park of sorts. Well... It is tucked with the mountains in the background which makes for a beautiful view. Hiking is not far from it and there's loads of beautiful homes in gated communities. We didn't know that camping was also offered here. It's a little drive up to the main gate which there's a fee for entering. The person working the station was gracious enough to let us in as we just wanted to check it out. First off, it's a man made lake. You enter the park area with parking both to the left and right side. There's plenty of spots in both of the parking lot. We went to the right which from the looks of the park, it is well maintained. There's a small little playground on one end, a pool area in the middle and a pickleball court and a basketball court to the other end. That's would be the main park area. If you continue to drive down toward the front, there's campsites. Areas with a grill, a spot for your car as well as water and electricity. Depending on what you need, the fee will be added. You could just camp as if without the electricity. Also the sites are pretty much next to each other. We drove to the other side where there's more campsite which this one is more primitive style. Bring everything yourself. The other side was more of a dirt lot. Not sure what it would be utilize for. Lake area does look man made and well maintained. Looking down it looked as it was like an amphitheater with the steeps leading down. We did find out that you can fish but no swimming or boating allowed. There's a fee if you wanted to fish. Basically a fee for everything. Overall, it's a decent park tucked away. Camping available but not the roughing kind. Small park area but does have a pool. It was pretty quiet when we arrived as it was hot. Would we pay to come in after we've seen this place, probably not. But at least we know what to expect incase we do happen to be back again.

Location is great and the surrounding mountains are beautiful. We arrived early morning and we were…read morethe only ones there except workmen refinishing the pool. The lake was very low and the water was not accessible except in a few areas. No dogs allowed in the water. It's definitely not a beautiful place but might be fun for groups and kids. The bathroom was really disgusting and It had not been cleaned in quite some time. Very disappointing. We hoped to possibly see some bighorn sheep but they have put up a fence so they can't get to the lake now.

Flock Cameras everywhere…read more It's tougher and tougher to go to these parks with the city giving the oath keepers and sheriffs access to the cameras that point directly at the kids playground. The "remodel" was mostly to distract from the addition of the cameras. Cameras that's don't have rules or oversight. It's icky.

I was visiting the area for 10 days. I joined in the pickleball games at least 7 of the 10 days…read more Courts were well cared for. The other pickleball players were friendly and welcoming. This was a big plus as I was a newbe and didn't know anyone. I really enjoyed with people on different skill levels. The park and lots of other activities going. Playground, dog park, tennis courts and a skate park. Some days parking was a challenge.

"The District" definitely does not have the polish of some of the area gyms, but it does have…read morepretty much everything you could want to enhance your level of fitness: resistance machines, running track, basketball, racquetball, fitness classes, etc. They even have a competitive gymnastics team for kids. If you live in Indio, Palm Desert (where they have another location), or Rancho Mirage, the rates are ridiculously cheap. If you're tired of the scene at 24-Hour Fitness and/or Gold's, check this place out -- not only will you get a lot more, you'll get a lot more for your money.

The staff are warm and welcoming. Aracely helped me connect to the internet for a very important…read morework meeting. Life saver! The lobby is clean and welcoming. The staff enjoy their jobs as well which makes a big impact on any organization.

We've visited Thousand Trails Palm Springs many times before, but after being away for about 14…read moremonths, we were absolutely blown away by the warm welcome and all the improvements! Right from the start, Park Ranger T.T. set the tone for our stay. T.T. greeted us with genuine warmth and friendliness, took care of the check-in process smoothly (license, registration, and insurance), and then went above and beyond by making sure we had clear driving directions so we'd be perfectly set up and facing the right way. That thoughtful attention made arrival stress-free--what a great way to start a trip! Then came the big surprise: brand-new 30/50 AMP pedestals and all the hard work that's gone into site repairs and upgrades. WoW--fantastic! It's obvious that a lot of care and effort has been invested in making the park more comfortable and convenient for guests. We also love how T.T. took our number and has been sending just the right amount of text updates about current and upcoming events--helpful without being overwhelming. It makes us feel connected and part of the fun. And of course, we know it's not just T.T., but the entire team working behind the scenes to keep this resort running so smoothly. You can tell why this park consistently earns 5-star ratings--they've earned it! We couldn't be happier with our return to Thousand Trails Palm Springs. From the friendly faces to the upgrades to the little touches that make you feel welcome, it's an RV resort that just keeps getting better. We'll definitely be back again and again!

Under new management! Best check in experience ever. We've been here many times with not so good…read moreexperiences. Our spot was pre-chosen for us. A nice drive through since we have a 35' motorhome with a car dolly. So many new power boxes! I saw several dozen new ones! They even allowed me to push my dolly under my rig. I put an outdoor rug over what little stuck out that could be seen.

Everything about this place is awesome. The only thing I can say that may not be as awesome is…read moresometimes you'll need some shade but other than that I had a great time here definitely will come back again. Honestly, I think the best part about this entire facility isn't the fact that it's super clean lifeguards are super nice. The equipment is very new. It's the music that they play. It's so good. the 90s are alive here.

Last summer I was super cringed out by the nasty life guard ( a little twenty something year old…read moremaybe dude ) who had major attitude with me for drinking my water bottle right next to the pool while I daughters played and swam around. Yikes. It was so silly. We enjoy this place over all. The food is absolutely gross, but somehow we keep buying the chicken strips hoping they will be cooked normal. They try though! All good.

Horrible the new hire is so annoying two days ago I walked in the gym with a friend and the lady…read moreRAN TO US like full on spirit like she was the boss and yelled at us saying "I let you use the restroom but not this without a membership get the hell out" and the thing is that we did have a membership and everyone stared at us as we walked out the gym we both pay for a membership and still get yelled at just wow she acted like she allowed us to be there like it was a private place but it's public not her own personal gym

Clean facility, very friendly staff, I really enjoy the racquetball courts. Reasonably priced day…read morepasses for non members, plenty of free parking. Always have a good experience at the Indio Community Center

Seriously Fun Tennis. If you check this club out, you'll want to play here…read more Whether you are lucky enough to be one of the 100 owners, a renter, an outside member or a guest, this is the place to play quality recreational (3.0 - 5.0) tennis while having a blast. Lots of parties, tournaments. This place is a gem! 50 of the hundred residential units have turned over in the past five years. New owners are primarily 50s tennis enthusiasts so the community and club is much younger than other Coachella Valley communities. The clubhouse renovation that is scheduled for this summer with completion in October 25 is going to be stunning. Check out the photos from the season opener Gilligan's Island themed party!

If you are a tennis player, this is a great little community in south Palm Desert. There are a…read morecouple of other tennis options in Palm Desert, but there are some things that set Palm Desert Tennis club apart. They have a focus on tennis and do a good job getting people involved. Residents have access to the courts, but non-residents can also join the club and play tennis here. We have friends from Palm Desert who don't have tennis in their communities, and chose to join PDTC. One service that sets PDTC apart is that pros are available about every day, and help organize games for you. Tell Melanie your level and when you want to play and she can find you a game. "I'm in town and would like to play Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9. I'm a 4.0 and would like to play men's doubles." You can probably get a pretty good game organized. After a few days you might be able to build up a network of local players at your level. There is also a group of advanced players 4.5 and up, which can be harder to find. They also have pickleball if you like that sort of thing. The homes are comfortable condos arranged in groups of 20 units surrounding a pool and hot tub. You're close to El Paseo and the dining and shopping options of Palm Desert so you have a good location going for you here also.

Fun to swim very nice community and it's very very clean you should come here if you wanna cool off…read morein the summer heat

On Saturday, 22nd of June I drove to the Pawley Pool for swimming. After swimming i went into the…read morefemale locker room to have a shower. There was only one shower available and this didn't have a privacy curtain; but I showered anyway, naked. After a few minutes one of the female employees stood next to the shower and told me that next time i need to keep my swimsuit on during showering, because there are children around in the female changing room. This statement was somehow confusing for me and i told her that it is very unhygienic and unhealthy to not shower naked before and after using a pool. She pointed out that i can't shower naked in the facilities of a public pool and left. I started rushing to finish showering, but only a few seconds later another woman in the changing room started screaming at me! She screamed: "This is not cute! You can't shower naked here. I don't want my children to see your b*bs and va*na!" I stayed calm and left the shower as fast as possible; i grabbed my towel and wanted to change into my clothes but the woman walked over to me, stood very close in front of me and screamed again: "I am going to sl*p you!! We are in the USA! Go into the restroom for changing!" At this point i was really scared and terrified, because she was extremly agressive. From all the screaming the employee, who talked to me first had come into the room and witnessed the woman threa*ing me to sl*p me; a few seconds later the manager walked in. Both told me to go into the restroom for changing and the manager offered me to walk me to my car, so i can leave safely. Somehow the focus was more on me showering naked than the woman threa*ning me. I pointed out to the manager, that it would be at least fair, to tell the woman that it is not ok to thr*ten someone! I mean a female changing room should be a place where every woman can feel safe! So i went for changing into the restroom and she talked to the woman and walked me to my car. At the parking lot i told the manager that i am really afraid of that woman and very confused about the situation, because for me it is just the very normal thing to shower naked before and after going to a pool and something like this never happened to me before and California is the eighth state of the USA i am travelling through. She explained to me that it is not allowed to shower naked in a public pool in California, unless there is someting like a curtain etc. covering the shower area. I asked what they are going to do, because of the woman's behaviour and she said if that woman is threa*ning someone again, she is going to get a mark for her name. After this i was really convinced that people in California don't shower naked before and after using the pool and that this seems to be a cultural thing. Only two days later i met a woman, who happened to work as a lifeguard in California and i told her my story. She couldn't believe what had happened and that i was treated so badly! She actually let me know that it is indeed encouraged that people shower before and after using a public pool- for hygienic and health reasons. It is the duty of the pool to even point this out to the visitors and provide proper facilities, including a shower curtain or something similar. Also the employee and manager handled the situation very badly; in California it is considered a crime to threaten someone, even when that person doesn't physically harm the other one- so the employees should have called the police right away, especially when one of them witnessed the woman threatening me. I can just highly recommend to everybody to avoid this pool and drive a few extra miles, because there are plenty of pools around in the area. It is very alarming for me that i can obviously not feel safe in the female changing room of the Pawley Pool. This should be a safe environment for a woman everywhere!