DeAnza Springs Resort

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Featured amenities

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Number of accommodations: 604

Campground Amenities

Most popular amenities

Wi Fi Wi Fi
Restrooms Restrooms
Showers Showers
Swimming Pool Swimming Pool
Water and Hygiene

Water and Hygiene

  • Restrooms
  • Showers
  • Laundry
Connectivity and Media

Connectivity and Media

  • Wi Fi
On Site Services

On Site Services

  • Restaurant
  • Swimming Pool
Pets and Policies

Pets and Policies

  • Pet Area
Cabin Outdoor Features

Cabin Outdoor Features

  • Hot Tub
  • Sauna
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Reviews (5)

What Guests Are Saying

DeAnza Springs Resort is a hidden gem near Jacumba Hot Springs, offering a welcoming atmosphere with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Guests appreciate the clean facilities, fantastic pools, and delicious breakfast burritos, along with ample hiking opportunities. While access involves a rough dirt road, the overall experience is enjoyable, making it a recommended destination for both short and extended stays.

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MJR

MJR

March 4, 2026

5

This is an amazing place, even for an overnight stay, featuring a vibrant weekend bar, a well-maintained pool, and a relaxing hot tub. The staff and locals were exceptionally friendly and welcoming, making our experience memorable. We would love to return.

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Charlene Strong

Charlene Strong

June 16, 2026

5

We loved our overnight RV stay at DeAnza Springs.
The staff are very friendly and helpful. Every guest we met loves their experience as well. Several lived there and some are frequent visitors.
The bar was well stocked and the bartender very accommodating. Other than the 2 miles of washboard dirt road all was fabulous. Would recommend others to stay.

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Summer Corsaro

Summer Corsaro

July 6, 2026

5

We had a great experience staying at De Anza Springs resort. It is a funky, remote, desert park - probably not the best choice if you’re looking for a posh, refined place to park your trailer. We have a travel trailer, but decided to stay in their rentals. We were fortunate enough to experience both the quirky, fun purple trailer, and site 39 with a more modern trailer and a beautiful surrounding spot & fire ring. There were lots of great trails to see the surrounding desert, and the indoor heated pool, outdoor pool, and spa were all awesome. The real shining star though were the ladies behind the counter at the office. We were a bit high maintenance and they were so accommodating and friendly, they really made a wonderful weekend for my husband and I on our anniversary.

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charlie ward

charlie ward

July 12, 2026

5

A hidden gem in the California desert! We had a great stay with fantastic staff who answered all of our questions. The campground and restrooms were clean, and the pools were great. Don't miss out on the breakfast burritos. Make sure to hike the perimeter. Enjoy the night air. Look for wildlife. Don't miss an opportunity to stay at DeAnza Springs Resort because you will want to come back again!

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Cami Sue

Cami Sue

July 13, 2026

5

What a jewel hidden off Interstate 8. Near Jacumba Hot springs, this RV resort offers camping for RVs and tents, two pools, a restaurant, bar, games, hiking, and more. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable about the area. They can recommend the best camping spot for you, the best trail, and where to get the best bites.

Speaking of food, you have to have their breakfast burrito. Made fresh and to order the only thing better is the fresh salsa.

We loved the community surround the resort, the trails are fantastic, and we found a little hidden gem and a place to refresh.

You have to check it out!

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Location DeAnza Springs Resort

Address:
1951 Carrizo Gorge Road
Jacumba Hot Springs, CA, 91934
United States

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Last updated: September 2, 2026