Palm Springs Oasis RV Park

RV spaces are to close and not level had to block up front of motorhome 8″ to get level. The noise from airplanes and the traffic is not great. The pools are good. If I hadn’t paid for two night I would of left after one night.

Pluses: clean, nice pool, nice laundry, nice area to walk dogs immediately outside park, doggy area in park
Minuses: sterile, poor internet connection even next to the tower, over priced

Don’t even think about going to this RV Park. The sites are small and close together. The staff was nice but management has a real problem with the homeless living under the bridge near the park. There is a full time resident that is giving out the bathroom codes and the homeless are using the facilities. On morning when my husband want to use the restroom there were 3 younger men in the restroom with suitcases and stuff was all over the place. One man was sitting on the sink area. Another guest asked them what space they were in and one man said «why are you hasseling me? I have permission to use this bathroom. The night before there was a homeless women in the bathroom near the pool taking a shower and management could not get her to leave. When she came out you could tell she was on drugs and walked right out of the park towards the bridge. Stuff has been stolen from the park and just a couple of weeks ago the swat team came in to arrest and evacuate some people in a motorhome by the remote bathroom that were making METH. Stay away from this place!!!

UPDATE on our previous review.
After talking to some friends, it appears that nothing has changed there, except for the hole in the block wall that still hasn’t been repaired for months after a reckless driver on Gerald Ford took out about 20 feet of the wall. The community room which has been closed all summer is still not finished or fully operational. The excuse has always been that they are always waiting on something. Our understanding is that many, if not all of the current residents are fed up with all the same insane excuses.
It does however that there is less drug activity taking place, but It still occurs. We have many friends who are now clearly aware of all the issues who won’t be going back. It’s really sad to see how fast the resort has deteriorated.
The main issues seem to still stem from the management staff who refuses to take any initiative to address obvious problems with the RV resort in a timely manner.
We understand that some previous long-​term annual residents have now left.
I know we will not be returning to the Oasis RV Resort this year for our annual winter trip to Palm Springs. It still appears that the staff there truly doesn’t care at all about the campers, regardless of long they stay.

Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort —
We have stayed at the «Oasis» for a total of 3 months. One month this year (Jan) and 2 months in ²⁰¹¹⁄₁₂. Although the park is adequate it is barely so. The sites are very tight and our trailer is only 27′. The park seems to be sliding in many ways. There appears to be more full time residents who seem to be given a lot of latitude in the way their sites are kept. We appreciate the dog relieve areas but the one in the southwest corner by the washrooms has a live in with 2 larger dogs. At least one of the dogs is very aggressive and I would not put our dog in the same enclosed area with it.
By far my biggest complaint is your Internet service — Tengoinernet. I cannot imagine any Rv park using this service. It is absolutely useless any where I have been. As I am sure you know good internet service is essential to most long term travellers. We do our banking, connect with family, etc, Because of this problem I have had to get a Verizon modem and use their service which costs $ 90 per month. Add that to the cost of staying at the «Oasis» and some of the more desirable RV parks become feasible. Noise was much worse this year both from adjoining trailers and traffic. This can be partly explained by the unseasonably warm weather but does illustrate the problem of sites so close together. There seemed to be no supervision by park staff of the sites.
As you may have guessed we will not be staying here on our next visit to Palm Springs. We will keep an eye out to see if any improvements are made.

After I read review the above from Mike W about 55+ age restriction so I decided to call the camp site to confirm and YES it’s for 55+ only but the receptionist on the phone was very helpful and nice! She was willing to try to ask her manager to see if this can be flexible a bit. I have not heard from them yet but from this experience over the phone I can tell that this place will be good for my family vacation!

We booked a two night reservation here through
However, that site did NOT disclose that this park is age-​restricted (55+). That being said, we arrived with small children in tow, and the park was very accomodating. We didn’t spend too much time actually in the park, so it wasn’t a big deal. There is a family pool open 24 hours that is heated year round, and that helped the kids unwind after a few hours in the car. The sites aren’t huge, but they accomodate large rigs and have 30 and 50 amp outlets, water, sewer, and cable. The staff is very friendly, even though we clearly did not «blend in» with the other campers! The single greatest offering of this RV park is its location. It is minutes to anything in the Palm Springs area. This park is also very clean and inviting. We would love to return, but it looks like we’ll have to wait a few years!