Just in time for the snowbird rush, a new RV resort in Coachella, California, opens the doors. Coachella Lakes RV Resort held its ribbon-cutting on Monday, December 11.
“A testament to luxury, comfort, and experiential hospitality”
In a florid media release, management touted, “Coachella Lakes RV Resort stands as a testament to luxury, comfort and experiential hospitality.” Cutting to the chase, here’s what your overnight fees will get you.
- RV sites
- Vacation rental cabins (for those bereft of an RV)
- 18-hole world-class putting course
- Clubhouse
- 24-hour-access fitness center
- Heated swimming pool and two hot tubs
- Amphitheater
- Playground
- Five lakes
- K9 Corner Dog Park
- Pickleball courts
Fees as might be expected
Returning to the media release: “Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of Coachella, the Coachella Lakes RV Resort stands as a testament to luxury, comfort and experiential hospitality. Boasting state-of-the-art amenities, stunning panoramic views and a commitment to delivering an exceptional guest experience, the resort has quickly become a beacon for travelers seeking a retreat in this dynamic region.” Interestingly, since the doors only opened this week, “quickly becoming a beacon for travelers” is truly amazing.
Fees for overnighting at this new Coachella, California, resort are as might be expected. Front row back-in sites are approximately 75’ in length and 30′-34’ wide. Full hookups are provided, and Wi-Fi and local cable connections are present. These sites are the closest to amphitheater that hosts events and live music. Cost per night (we checked for mid-week availability) are $72, plus a $7 “campground fee,” plus tax. Pull-through sites are provided with the same amenities, and are approximately 80’ in length and 30′-34’ wide. Fees here are $102, plus the $7 “campground fee,” and tax.
Just what is the $7 campground fee? Glad you asked. That’s the fee you’ll pay on a one-time basis for the (apparently not optional) Wi-Fi and “booking fee.”
Coachella, California, is not far from Palm Springs.
For more information on Coachella Lakes RV Resort and to book a stay, click here.
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Thanks for the “warning,” Russ and Tina. A nice Corps of Engineers campground is far more appealing to DW and I than this resort is. I guess despite the cost it may bleed off a few people from more conventional campgrounds, slightly easing crowding. 🙂 Safe travels and merry Christmas!
The ten year rule will keep a lot of people out, but then again, some of the RV snobs we’ve encountered will love it!