Desert Drifter RV Resort

We went there last weekend. It was a last minute booking, but everything went smoothly. We got there very late at night, the owner provided all information for us without checking in in person. They have entertainment for every age. We have 2 kids, 9 and 1 year olds, and they all had fun. They even have baby toys. It kept my baby busy independently for a while. So I can relax on a very comfortable couch. The place is very clean and organized. The playground for a dog is also clean and has a gate. Their restrooms and showers look very new, and again very clean. Everything are provided like hair dryer, laundry, hot water, cold water, free coffee, ping pong, games, TV with Netflix, and a fridge. They also have a pool. We love it so much. I was wondering why this is such a good place has bad reviews, and found out later that they just changed the new owners. And I definitely recommend it to everyone give it a try.

The location is great. This park is close to Joshua agree National Park, grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants and shopping. The amenities are also great. There is a pool, dog park, bathrooms, grill and fire pits.

This place is very central to all the great things there are to explore in the Yucca Valley and Joshua tree area. The airstream was very clean and cutely decorated. They have showers inside that were very neat and clean. The game room was super fun just another added thing that made it feel like home Sean and the camp leader. I’m sorry I did not get her name we’re super friendly and made sure we were having a good time. They have fire pits outside and a pool.. everything you need to have a good time

This place was a last minute decision. It is a absolute jewel in the desert. This was my first time in a trailer. I stayed in the new airstream. It was so cozy and full of amenities. The bed was like the bed at the Ritz but better. It was comfortable they spare no expense here. The toiletries are extremely nice and the towels fluffy. There's a nice pool, it looked great but to cold to swim. The desert gets really cold at night. This place has a powerful heater. I was given a complimentary Uber to the Airport.

The most I've ever spent on a camp site. The repeated upselling before I even checked in was the first red flag. The fact that no one greeted me is unbelievable (over 100 campgrounds and this was a first). I had to call in to get my site info. Site A is awful. Electric was on the opposite side, so I had to pull in the wrong way to connect. I've never had a site so narrow. And it WAS NOT even level. I had to call back for basic campground information. The WiFi is not free: you are required to opt in for spam to access it.