What to Expect
Quick Reviews of La Quinta RV Parks and Campgrounds
From a seasoned RVer who has RVed coast-to-coast in the USA over 20 times
La Quinta
The Gem of the Desert
La Quinta, California, often referred to as the “Gem of the Desert,” is a charming city located in the Coachella Valley. It’s renowned for its world-class golf courses, including the historic La Quinta Resort & Club, which has attracted celebrities since its opening in 1926. The city’s picturesque Old Town features cobblestone streets, boutique shops, and alfresco dining options, offering a storybook-like setting for visitors. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the beautiful trails of the Santa Rosa Mountains, enjoy a round of golf at SilverRock Resort, or relax by Lake Cahuilla. La Quinta also boasts a vibrant arts scene with galleries, the La Quinta Museum, and numerous annual events. With its blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and recreational activities, La Quinta provides a perfect desert getaway.
How I See It as a Big Rig RVer
It’s challenging to fully understand an RV park or campground just from reading Google reviews, as they can often be unclear or incomplete. That’s why our site relies on firsthand experiences from an experienced RVer who tells it like it is, to provide you with honest and detailed insights into each park or campground.
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Outdoor Resort Indio
At Outdoor Resort Indio, lots are sold to individuals, or are for sale. In many cases, you must rent from individual owners for long-term stays. If you’re a long-termer, this place is truly spectacular. Some lots will cost as much as a half-million dollars, and resort fees alone could put a dent in the national debt.
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Other Nearby Parks
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Palm Springs RV Park
About an hour away
Known for its natural hot springs, massive 100-foot long RV sites, stunning desert scenery and top-notch amenities, Palm Springs RV Park offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Whether you’re planning a short getaway or an extended stay, Palm Springs RV Park is a perfect location for comfort and convenience.
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Indio Springs RV Resort
About 20 minutes away
Indio Springs is a nice place to stay in the winter... if... • You’re age 55 or older • You’re not planning on staying short-term • You’re planning on paying by the month • You’ll be heading to the next location before the 9-month stay limit Truly a nice park but only if you’re old enough and not going anywhere very soon.
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Motorcoach Country Club
About 15 minutes away
Let’s be honest. Some places make you feel like a million, and other places make you feel out-of-place if you didn’t spend a million or more on your RV. You’ll most likely find one specific group of people here: Those who never ask “how much?” If that question is on your mind, well, you’d better keep searching! If it’s not – then this is a very, very nice resort.
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Coachella Lakes RV Resort
About 20 minutes away
Coachella Lakes RV Resort is currently the newest RV Resort in the area. Phase 1 is now open, welcoming guests to stay and enjoy use of their pickle ball courts and 18 hole putting green. If you have an RV that’s over 10 years old, your only reprieve is if it’s a full restoration that may/may not be approved by management. If you’re planning to purchase a park model in the near future, and you have a newer RV, then this may be a good community for you. Note that space pricing and age restrictions have been designed to ensure Coachella Lakes remains a luxury park into the future. If you’re planning to attend Coachella Music Festival, you’ll want to book your site early – and arrive as early as possible as traffic can back up all the way to the LA area. There’s no RV camping at the music festival, so if you have a newer RV and want to enjoy the festival, Coachella Lakes might just work for you.
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