Pechanga RV Resort

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad, we had plenty of room in our backin spot. Nice amenities, we did use the community firepit, but did not use the pool. The casino has a shuttle that is handy to use to take you there. Groceries and other restaurants are handy. Our site was concrete and a little unlevel, however we managed to make it work. Temecula is a great town and the Pechanga RV Resort is a convenient place to stay.

Stayed for one night in a standard (Premium) site. I don’t see much of a reason to pay for the more expensive spots unless you are traveling with a friend. In that case, a Buddy site would be nice. Pool was basic but good; however, if you want to use the casino pool, you have to pay for a day pass which is $30 per person. Lots to do in the Temecula area besides the casino. Only thing that wasn’t great was the dog park which is pretty tiny.

This is our favorite park ever! We full-time in our 30” Airstream and this is our go-to park. Not a bad spot in the park. The sites are wide & well maintained w/ lovely thick grass in between sites. They have a dog park but it is small. I’ve seen them power washing the faux grass at the dog park so it’s well maintained. Laundry takes quarters that the office can sell you. Walking distance to a shopping mart and small restaurants. Many bike paths nearby. Shuttles to the casino where there are several hood restaurants. Hot tip- if you gamble- they send you offers for free days.

Pechanga is one of the nicest RV resorts I've visited. The grounds are very pretty and well maintained. The sites are reasonably spacious for a city resort. Sites and level concrete pads in good condition. Grass separates sites. Roads are good asphalt. Bathrooms and laundry are clean and neat. Nearby gas station, convenience store and tribal casino. Shuttle available to the casino. Good ATT 5G. The give discount for AAA and Passport America.

Stayed here for 3 nights to attend a wedding near by. Shuttles to the casino are constant and security and staff are constantly roaming the grounds. Site was huge and easy to access. A bit pricey, but the place was well kept and staff was friendly. Wi-Fi was also good in general but for some reason in my spot it was hit or miss. I did not have a problem elsewhere in the resort.

For attending a family event in Temecula we stayed 3 nights at Pechanga RV Resort. Quiet, clean , shady, level concrete sites. For some reason their internet was not reliable and the cell reception was ok . Clean restrooms, showers and laundry facilities. We did not use the pool but it looked inviting. They have a nice, enclosed dog play area with artificial turf. Over the weekend there were owners of dogs who did Not clean up after their dog pooped☹️ And the area was smelly… But this morning (Monday) maintenance came and power washed the whole area.

We've stayed here a handful of times over the last couple of years and have always had a good experience. Pechanga is part of Passport America, which is the rate I listed above. You get half off Sunday thru Wednesday nights most of the year on their deluxe back-in sites. If you're going to stay for 3 or more weeknights, I recommend signing up for PA. The deluxe back-in sites are their smallest sites, but are still huge -- very long, very wide, very easy to back into. The regular price is definitely higher than we prefer to pay, but if we stay for a week and get four nights at $30, it averages out to a decent rate. I honestly don't think any of the more expensive sites are necessary, unless you are staying with friends -- then the buddy sites (where you share a front yard) would be nice.

The entire property is well maintained and there is always staff cleaning the bathrooms, laundry rooms, pool, etc. As stated, the sites are huge, with a grassy yard separating you from your neighbors and a tall hedge at the back of the site that offers privacy. The laundry room is rarely busy, as I think most people that stay here are pretty local and come for a little staycation, so they don't need to do laundry at the park. It's one of the few places we've stayed where you don't find 'out of order' on the machines. The pool is nice and the restrooms are very modern and clean.

There's a shuttle that you can call to take you over to the casino, but the walk isn't that long. The casino is probably the nicest I've seen outside of Vegas and there are multiple restaurants that are decent. There's also a golf course, spa, and gas station onsite.

Old Town Temecula is less than a 10-minute drive and the wineries are a 15-20 minute drive.

Weekends get busy, especially holiday weekends, so it can be little loud at times. During one of our stays, there was a disturbance with a gentleman that was a little too intoxicated, and tribal police showed up immediately to handle it.