Pala Casino RV Resort

Love the super neat and clean RV park. Best bathrooms and heated! Cable, water, electric and sewer in each site. Lots of grass!! Dog park good. We'll lit at night and easy to jump on shuttle and go eat and see a band at casino.

I love this resort. We’ve never been here prior to this and we undoubtedly will try to make it here again. We aren’t gamblers, but they gave us $40 free money on a card upon check-in for each person. We used that and then enjoyed the Pala Casino Cafe on several different occasions. The pool was spotless (maybe could be a little warmer!) and they had two spas next to it, one at 98 degrees and the other at 102. The bathrooms were spotless. They have cable and good internet reception. The sites are concrete with grass in between each large site. There is a picnic table at each site and a free, very prompt shuttle to the casino/restaurants. There isn’t a lot to do around the immediate area, but Temecula is 20 minutes away and it has loads of stores and restaurants.

This place provides misleading information. I called ahead specifically to ask if they had a dump station and was told that they did, but they failed to mention that you must park at one of their camping sites in order to use it. That important detail was only clarified after I was charged. This caused an unnecessary delay in my travel plans, which could have been easily avoided if Chris had been upfront from the start. On top of that, the location is right next to a freeway, making it very noisy, and the entrances to the parking sites are quite narrow and difficult to navigate. Overall, not a good experience.

This is an exceptional, superb, refined, RV resort! Every spot is a concrete pad with full hookups. The spots are stacked very closely, yet still feel private. The restrooms are immaculate with amazing showers! This is definitely the spot for glamping (glamorous camping)!

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