Happy Traveler RV Park in de Verenigde Staten

We have been regular patrons of the Happy Traveler RV Park for three consecutive years, spending a fortnight each visit. Although we've never been assigned the same spot, all have been satisfactory. The campground, despite being a bit aged, offers small yet secluded sites, bordered by tall hedges. Contrary to a review I read about the absence of trash facilities, each site comes with its own garbage bin that is emptied biweekly. The park's location is ideal, offering easy access to numerous attractions, including the city center, either on foot or by bike. There are two hiking trails right behind the park, and Joshua Tree, Salton Sea, and Desert Hot Springs are all within a comfortable driving distance. Between April and November, the park welcomes children, making it a peaceful and relaxed place during the "snowbird" season. The park features a large swimming pool, a spa, laundry facilities, showers, and a clubhouse that doubles as a game and yoga room. Despite needing a bit of a facelift, we appreciate the park's unique charm and have made friends with the people there, including those who stay long term. The nightly rate mirrors the weekly rate, with the daily rate possibly being $90.00.

3 jaar geleden

An aged caravan site is situated in the heart of Palm Springs. The cost is somewhat high at $90 per night, but that's California for you. The pitches were rather cramped. However, the swimming pool was excellent and the laundry amenities were handy and fully operational.

3 jaar geleden

Picked it because it was the closest in to downtown. They say it’s “walkable” to town. It’s actually 1.1 miles to La Plaza. That’s a bit long for “walkable”. In retrospect, we had no trouble parking our 25ft C on the side streets. Didn’t need to pay the higher price for close in. The property itself has gone a long time without any updates. The showers/toilets at the pool are pretty rough. Never did get the WiFi or the cable TV hookup to work. They require dogs be taken out of the park to do their biz. Had to walk trash to the office. No bins throughout the park. This park is also largely full timers. There are cheaper parks and you can easily drive to the city center.

3 jaar geleden

Happy Traveler has two things going for it at this point. 1) Location and 2) The pool. We have stayed at Happy Traveler a number of times over the years. But we can no longer recommend it. It has always been well run, even if a little—no, a lot—behind times with Web site, reservations, and payment (cash or check only). The night manager is a delight! But the park, while clean, has been let go without capital improvements for so many years, that it is verging on shabby. The RV pedestals are decrepit. The Wifi is a joke, even in the area it is supposed to reliably cover. The restrooms & showers are decades old. Even the picnic tables are a wreck. Our electric hookup was dangerously shorting out, prompting us to unplug & switch to battery; it did get fixed—no apology, but we’re lucky our equipment didn’t get fried. Our site was unswept upon arrival, with debris of past occupants laying about. We were awakened every morning at 6am by the inconsiderably noisy-and-loud-talking work crew, even after asking the office to speak with them. Simply put, Happy Traveler is no longer worth the price.

3 jaar geleden

I have stayed at this RV park on and off for the last 19 years. I stayed there last year for $60 per night per night. This year when I booked, the rate was $70 which seemed reasonable. When I checked in last week signs were posted that the new rate is $90 per day. I am shocked at the rate increase. As there have been no improvements over the past 19 years, I inquired at the office why there was a price increase. The lady said she did not know. The only thing that has changed as far as I can see is that they have now added padlocks to the restrooms to keep the homeless people out. There were several homeless people roaming the park while I was there.

4 jaar geleden