As our westward trek continued, we landed in Borrego Springs, California, for a few days. Palm Canyon RV Resort was a great way to pamper ourselves with full hookups & resort amenities after a month of boondocking!
The resort can accommodate all-size rigs. They also have airstreams & vintage campers for rent and hotel rooms available.
Here’s our personal experience at Palm Canyon RV Resort:
Location: Borrego Springs, California
GPS: 33.2553, -116.3985
Rates: Here are the most recent rates for Palm Canyon RV Resort in Borrego Springs, California
Date / Temp: We camped here for five nights in early November. The highs were in the 80s, with lows in the 50s. The sunny days were slightly hotter than expected, but the cool evenings were perfect for lounging in the hot tub!
Amenities: This resort offers MANY amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed the pool & hot tub. There’s also a coffee shop, restaurant & bar onsite. And, if you need to do chores, a laundry room and work-out facility are available.
Wifi / Cell: We received a 4G LTE signal with AT&T and T-Mobile. The speeds were okay. During peak hours, we could notice slower web surfing speeds. The RV Resort also provides free Wi-Fi that is fast enough to stream Netflix, but, again, the speeds slow down during peak hours.
Noise: Palm Canyon is a large, family-friendly facility. During the day, there’s typical, good-spirited noise. After dark, however, we never noticed any loud neighbors.
Grocery / Errands: Downtown Borrego Springs is a mile away and offers small grocery stores. We recommend coming stocked up with food! But, all the shopping is nearby, making it easy to run small errands.
Dog Friendly: The resort is dog friendly and has many doggy waste stations located throughout the grounds.
Entertainment: We enjoyed exploring the sculptures in Borrego Springs. There are also some bars and restaurants in town. Our favorite day trip was a 30-mile drive up to Julian – a historic mining town sitting at 4000ft elevation. They’re known for their local apple pies & cider!
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I love you guys! You are living my dream! One issue Iād like to see covered is what you do with your pet when you are out exploring away from your rig. We have two Barky Shitzus!