Palm Springs / Joshua Tree KOA Holiday General Information

RV Sites, Tent Sites Check-in: 12:00 pm, Check-out: 11:00 am
Accommodations Check-in: 2:00 pm, Check-out: 11:00 am

10 PM - 8 AM

8 AM - 6 PM

9 AM - 5 PM

Open Daily, 8 AM - 10 PM

Open 24 hours daily.

• Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash (6 ft maximum) at all times and not left unattended.
  
• Pets are welcome to run off-leash in the dog walk area.
  
• Please be courteous to your fellow guests and pick up after your pets.
  

Pets are allowed in select units of accommodation; they do require a pet deposit.
Please call to inquire.

Due to local fire restrictions, wood-burning campfires are not allowed anywhere in the Palm Desert. To be sure that you can enjoy the campfire experience with s'mores and roasted hot dogs, we offer portable propane fire rings for $35 for up to 3 nights.
Please inquire at the front desk.

Washing rigs and vehicles at your site can be done with a $9 permit available from the front desk (good for one wash).
Trigger spray nozzle with off switch is required. Please be conscious of the environment.

November - April
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Please, when parking your rig, leave enough room between your slide-out and the electrical pedestal.

Park your car off the pavement and on your tent site. Please keep your tent within your site and to the left of your electrical pedestal. Please do not stake your tent close to the pedestal as you may hit some electrical lines.

Please tidy up before you check out. There is a broom in the corner. Please put dirty dishes in the dishwasher and start it. Dishwashing soap is located underneath the sink. Please lock the door and bring the key to the office when you depart.

We take great pride in the landscape of our park, and we make nature look good. However, we are still in a natural environment and want you to be aware of some common “visitors” to our park. Ants are rather good at making themselves known anytime of the year. You can help un-invite these guests by keeping a clean campsite and making sure all pet food is covered. Coyotes, snakes, lizards, scorpions, spiders and hawks are also common wildlife visitors. While we will do our best to help keep pests and critters at bay, Palm Springs/Joshua Tree KOA will not be liable or responsible for damages or expenses incurred due to animal or insect behavior.

There's no better feeling than bringing families together in the great outdoors to make memories that will last a lifetime.

Meet Erika O'Hara, the heart and soul behind the Palm Springs/Joshua Tree KOA. As General Manager, Erika embodies the spirit of hospitality and adventure, dedicating her life to creating unforgettable experiences for campers.With a deep passion for the outdoors, Erika loves nothing more than sharing the beauty of nature with families. Whether it's off-roading, hiking, or exploring the stunning landscapes around the KOA, she believes every moment spent in nature brings people closer together. "There's no better feeling than bringing families together to make memories that will last a lifetime," she says, and her commitment to that mission shines through in everything she does.Erika's love for music fuels her vibrant approach to camp life, often organizing fun events that bring campers together under the stars. Her enthusiasm is contagious, and she takes great joy in fostering a welcoming community.When she's not busy running the KOA, Erika cherishes her time with her daughter, who is her entire world. Together, they enjoy thrilling jet ski adventures on the Colorado River, creating cherished memories along the way.For Erika, KOA isn't just a job; it's her home and a blessing to be a part of. Her passion for hospitality and dedication to enhancing the camping experience make the Palm Springs/Joshua Tree KOA a truly special place for all who visit.