I've been to a lot of koas and I have to say this is probably the nicest and cleanest KOA I've been…read moreto. The cabins are very clean with a lot of amenities you normally would not find in a cabin. It really felt more like a a hotel but smaller spaces. Internet is not the greatest, but that's not the kind of stuff I'm looking for when I'm with family in this kind of a setting. If you're about your devices then make sure you bring your own hotspot. The grounds were also kept really nice and they have plenty of things to do including a bar which was very lively around the new year. The only cons are that you have a lot of kids on e-bikes. Be careful out there.

Second time here. We had to leave early last time because our dogs couldn't handle the heat…read more Anyway, we moved our stay to Feb when it's cooler. I don't think we'll be back. We stayed in an older more developed part of the campground and it was semi ok. Sites were tight but clean. Had all the hookups and a fire pit. But it was loud. Neighbors across from us in the center portion of the section were obnoxiously loud. We could hear their conversations clearly because they were yelling across camp sites (they were a group traveling together.) And I'm all for fun, but show a little courtesy. And one night, they illuminated the entire campground with what can be only described as the sun. It's the brightest light I ever seen. It was stronger than movie studio lights and they had it raised high on a pole so it shown down on the entire area. It's the first time I almost went to another camp site and told someone off. Our site was at the base of a hill and you could see our shadows against the hill the light was so bright. I had to move our car to block the light. I ended up not going over to their site and they finally turned it off. Unreal. Then the music from the restraint area was blaring until 10p. Electric bikes and golf carts were everywhere as well. It's a huge campground so I get people need them but they're a little dangerous in the evening. The bathroom stalls were flooded and the showers had holes in the walls and were very run down. I had great time with my wife and our dogs, plus we had nice neighbors on either side which was good, but I don't think we'll be back. For the money there are better options. I'd suggest this KOA fix up the bathrooms and put some courtesy rules in place. I still can't believe those people with light.

We stayed here while heading to Palm Springs. The park is small but has all the essentials. We…read morebrought our senior dog; it's walkable and secure, though there's no gate, so it feels exposed. However, we didn't see any non-guests in the park. It was a very quiet stay, and we'd choose to stay here again.

We just stayed here and I have to say, this is probably our worst KOA experience of many KOAs…read more First of all, there's a rooster somewhere nearby that begins cockle-doodle-dooing at 4am, and doesn't stop every ten seconds until at least 7 am. There were two men nearby our campsite getting into a fistfight at 11pm (and we were afraid a gun would be pulled), then on the second night, an idiot next to us in a big rig decides to start throwing 500lbs of equipment in his trunk and then idling his engine for at least 15min at 3:45 in the morning!! If they're going to rent spaces to big rigs, they need to be kept from regular campers who aren't on trucker hours. The other annoying thing is that you have to enter a code to get in bathroom and it gets changed every week. Not only that, the door to the bathroom is so heavy I doubt a child could ever open it. The only redeeming factor is that there are beautiful views all around the camp and the weather was amazing.

Hidden Gem With a Split Personality -- Know What You're Booking…read more Native Falls (formerly Indian Oaks) sits right between Marietta and Temecula wine country, and it's one of those places that can either be exactly what you want... or completely miss the mark depending on expectations. First impression, this place is visually dialed in. The lake, waterfall, oak trees, and overall layout give it a boutique campground feel you don't usually get this close to Temecula. It feels more like a curated outdoor resort than a rough-it campsite. You're minutes from wineries, but once you're inside, it actually feels tucked away. Where it really shines is family-friendly activity level. This is not sit-in-silence camping. You've got swimming, paddleboards, fishing, pickleball, and a beach-style setup that keeps kids busy all day. If you're bringing family, especially younger kids, this place delivers. The staff consistently gets high marks, and that shows up in real-world experience. People mention they're helpful, friendly, and actually engaged, which is rarer than it should be. The Reality Check: "This is where expectations matter." * Not a quiet nature escape This is more "social campground" than "off-grid retreat." Expect kids, music, movement. If you want silence, this isn't it. * Tent sites can be hit or miss Some are close to the road, so you'll get dust and traffic noise. That breaks the illusion pretty quickly. * Still evolving The place is clearly being upgraded. Some areas feel polished, others still feel mid-renovation. Bathrooms and infrastructure can be inconsistent depending on timing. * More "fun zone" than wilderness Think lake day with camping attached, not deep nature immersion. What It Really Is: This is a hybrid between a campground and a low-key outdoor resort. Great for: Families, casual campers, wine country weekends, group trips Not ideal for: Hardcore campers, solitude seekers, or anyone expecting national park-level quiet Bottom Line: If you go in expecting a polished, activity-driven campground with a great setting, you'll probably love it. If you're chasing peace, silence, and raw nature, you'll leave wondering what the hype was about.

This is our second stay and it couldn't have been more different. The cabin smelled awful when we…read morechecked in and we had to air out the place for a few hours to get rid of the worst of it. There was food in the fridge when we arrived, and the floors were dirty. I didn't expect that we'd need to clean the cabin in order to use it. They were doing heavy construction throughout the campgrounds, including directly in front of our cabin, waking us up each of the mornings we were there. It was difficult to use the amenities available, and we ended up leaving early because of that. The campground lost WiFi early in our stay and it was still out when we left. Seeing as how the TVs in the cabin depend on the WiFi, they were unusable. Our issues were met by shrugs from the management. Would not return

Super low-key and very clean. It's approximately an hour to the Joshua Tree National Park "West…read moreEntrance." The mineral pool and hot tubs are great for relaxing after a day of hiking. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. Every day we would see maintenance adding either fresh paint to railings or eaves or just keeping up with the landscaping. Security rolls around at night but there was no parties or loud music for them to monitor. Everyone was very chill, and it was like a ghost town in the middle of the day. If you're in the area and looking for simplicity and a clean campground at a reasonable price give Palm Springs / Joshua Tree KOA a look.

This was my first time to utilize a KOA. It's not too far from the freeway and to many stores, gas…read morestations and places to eat. Check-in for us was inside the office/convenience store. I don't know if that is how it works all the time because there was a little booth at the entrance, but no one was there at the time. I don't know if they use that during the busy season. They have cabins, shaded structures, and RV spots available. Friends and I had trailers, tent and car camping. We had electric and water available at our sites. I expected to see more trees at the sites. They had trees, but it was more to divide the cabin section from the RV sites. It did provide shade but that was after noonish, and it got hot early in the morning. Thankfully we had our canopy. We also had heavy winds during different times of the day so keep that in mind and make sure your tents and canopy is secure. There are occasional squirrel's so secure your food if you are not going to be around. They have plenty of amenities. My friends used the pool and spa. Great to use when the evenings are warm and for star gazing! I was able to use the showers which were kept very clean (code is needed to enter restrooms and showers). They had a laundry room adjacent to the restrooms, they are coin operated. We did not take advantage of some of the activities that took place in the community room the two nights we were there. We actually stayed at the KOA because it wasn't too far from the venue we were going to see a musician. There is a pickleball court too which we could see from one of our sites. During our visit the park was not busy at all but it is off season. It was very quiet at the campground and it was very clean. Staff was seen often driving around. The convenience store have cute chachi's, but also carry necessities. That includes ice. I wouldn't mind reserving the same sites again. If I return I hope to use the other amenities that are available.

The staff is always very polite and friendly to us. The pool and spa are always fun to relax at…read more Pools heated too. 99% of the people who are here are respectful. Overall it a nice place to stay.

We stayed over Easter weekend. It was a last minute trip so it was nice that we were able to get a…read morespot. Pros: All RV spots are pull through Hook ups are available on both sides so you can choose which way you face. Park itself of quiet Clean restrooms and showers Nice staff Cons: It was kind of tight getting in and out of the spot we had. Mostly because of our neighbors vehicles You can hear the traffic from the street Airplanes fly over all day (not really a big deal in my opinion, but another family I met there complained about it) Jacuzzi didn't get very hot, it was more like like warm bath water. There was a sign that said the jets were off until the 19th.. as of the 20th & 21st they still weren't working. Pool isn't heated, but that didn't stop our kids. Empty market. Also, their flyer advertises continental breakfast but it's actually only tea and coffee Would I stay here again? Maybe during the fair since it's conveniently located across the street..

For us this is a place to park our camper wile we visit our family for the holidays. We did walk…read morearound and see the amenities. They are good I suppose. The pools were clean. The bathrooms were locked. They change the code weekly so to be safer. Our campsite had no picnic table but we didn't need one since it rained our whole trip. It kinda looked like a neighbor camper had two tables so maybe someone needed two before we arrived. There are campsites that flooded during the storm. Kinda typical. We were only staying for three nights so I can't vouch for anything longer. We did get lost looking for our campsite every time we needed to find it. It's hard to figure out how to get around in this place. Very dark at night and very quiet which I loved.

Not worthy of a return. Rude staff at check in. We had pull through sites (traveled with friends)…read morethey could put us together? We were there two days and we had empty sites next to each other the entire time. Very poor navigation while inside Park. ( No exit signs at all so we were constantly going in circles. ) More full time OLD rigs with lots of garbage around thir rigs. Almost like hoarders collections. Probably the biggest problem was geese and duck population. Poop everywhere and the noice level starting at 5:30 am through dusk. Trash pickup finally did come.... someone finally weekwhacked weeds (no grass whatsoever) Trash, cigarettes butts, glass everywhere. Sorry Thousand Trails, I know you can do so much better!!

Our home for 30 days! We're halfway through that point now. This park is really beautiful and…read moreexpensive! $72 per night! You pick your space on arrival. Many pull through spaces. There is free Wi-Fi; however, streaming might have issues when the park is full. Free laundry room! Well kept and modern located with the park restrooms. Our Verizon wireless router seems to have issues between 6 and 8 PM but works fairly good otherwise. Great T-Mobile 5G coverage! There's a small NEX within walking distance. No Restaurant on base however they do offer lunch at the gym/sailor Center during the work week. The gym is a very short walk from the park and is open 24/7! They offer a variety of fitness programs if you would like to participate. Very modern facility and equipment! There are several wonderful restaurants in the area! There's even a great little dive bar called Dave's Other Place where many Sailors stop on their way to Main Street when in port.

9/8/2023: SEABREEZE RV PARK, Naval Air Station--is Military Federal ID Access ONLY! I called…read moreSEABREEZE RV PARK five months in advance in order, insuring I may camp while skulking the OC, SoCal, and also, waiting for my nephew's upcoming wedding date. My brother, Albert towed his RV from Missouri to Seal Beach; I requested a "pull-through" RV Campsite making parking easy--making reservation was hassle-free. The SEABREEZE RV PARK'S facilities were awesome including, an RV Car Wash amenity for Albert's RV. https://www.militarycampgrounds.us/california/63-seabreeze-at-seal-beach Best of all, SEABREEZE RV PARK is literally conveniently down the street from RIIP Beer Company, Huntington Beach, and a plethora of delectable cuisines abound! Surely, I'll stay at SEABREEZE RV PARK when planning skulking SoCal/OC, again.

My daughter was looking for the perfect spot for her RV and we found it here…read more Everyone is extremely attentive and the accommodation is just right

Pros: clean bathrooms, friendly staff in the widernes…read morewilderness Cons: narrow roads to campsite low hanging branches no heated pool was parked by dumping station terrible odor and the extended stay families ruined the aestetic of the campground clutter around their RV

Love this place I had my toes in the water, a** in the sand, not a worry in the world, a cold beer…read morein my hand, Life was good today We stayed in one of the newer cottages on the front row this time, the view was so pretty & really liked the cottage. It was nice that the onsite restaurant/bar were open on a Wednesday & both the cocktails & burger were delicious

This is my first time here and I would like a full refund, but I'm just gonna leave it at that…read more They put us in the back. It looked like people lived back there. The space was so small and I have a 24 foot motorhome. Once we parked, we couldn't move. Literally there was a big truck parked in front of his spot and one on the other side. Absolutely the worst campsite I've ever been to and OVER PRICED, I went to the front and asked to please be moved as this was ridiculous for the amount of money you pay. Being my first time, being my birthday being a AAA member do you think they would've given me some type of discount? No I had to ask I was charged 200+ dollars to camp up in the front just overpriced and I will not go back. Just a heads up. If you book in the back, just know you're on dirt. Know that you're back there with people that look like they live there. It was the worst literally camping spot I've been to. When they moved me to the front it was better, but why do you have to pay an extra hundred and something just to be up closer and off the dirt. So disappointed in this place.

This campground was great! Very quiet, clean, and has pretty views of the mountain ridge. I arrived…read moreon Friday around 1pm, the campground was still very empty; fellow campers didn't start arriving until Saturday afternoon. The entire campground was clean, restrooms were clean for being outhouses, and everyone was very respectful. I took out the wild horse trail which was 4.5 miles out and 4.5 miles back to the trailhead. Trailheads are literally walking (steps) away from my site. Gorgeous views out here!!!

Walked through here to get to the hiking trails, everything looked clean and well maintained, no…read moretrash anywhere. It was hard to find where to leave payments and the "camp host" was not around. Maybe set up a more convenient payment process with QR codes to pay electronically. We were the only people there in the couple hours with another couple on the way out when we got there. It was an enjoyable hike with convenient signs marking all the different paths.