Golden Village Palms: Luxury in SoCal’s Inland Empire

Mountains, deserts, and magical destination come together

Image Caption: Photo courtesy of Golden Village Palms RV Resort.

Nestled in the scenic San Jacinto Valley in Southern California’s Inland Empire, Golden Village Palms RV Resort gives its guests the ideal blend of city and nature. Lovers of urban attractions travel to Palm Springs and Temecula, while natural attractions like Diamond Valley Lake and the San Jacinto Mountains sit just a short distance away to the northeast. 

Guests who prefer to stay in one place can relax and enjoy the views of the surrounding mountains. The cozy town of Hemet is home to sprawling parks and dynamic museums, making it a welcome home base.

Aerial shot of three pools under palms trees.

Photo: Golden Village Palms RV Resort

With 700 spaces, Golden Village Palms provides luxurious amenities for guests seeking comfort and fun. The gated resort offers regular live entertainment as well as a ballroom and VIP suite for special events. Three pools entice guests to unwind in water, while epicureans can enjoy chef-driven cuisines, with poolside barbecues and continental breakfasts served every Friday. Hungry guests can drop into the Grill Restaurant, the Patio, Clubhouse Kitchen, and Chef’s Garden at the Outdoor Patio. Barbeque & Grills rounds out the offerings.

Stay in Comfort

RV accommodations range from Premium RV sites, with plenty of room for slides and 50-amp electricity, to Pull Thru Sites, which are extra long and accommodate longer motorhomes or trailer-truck combinations. All sites feature cement patios for relaxing, along with Wi-Fi.

The resort also offers an extensive laundry facility and propane services. Mail services, a guest library with book exchange, and trash pickup contribute to the high quality of life at the resort.

Park model houses lining a street.

Photo: Golden Village Palms RV Resort

Travelers interested in long-term stays can purchase custom-built park models. These luxurious cottages, each with nearly 400 square feet of living space, accommodate snowbirds or year-round residents. 

Whether you’re a full-time resident or a seasonal visitor, you can participate in vibrant, year-round activities. Rallies are welcome year-round, and the annual vintage trailer event, held in April, gives you a chance to marvel at the machines of yesterday. Pickleball fanatics can strut their stuff during one of the pickleball tournaments, and lovers of live entertainment can tap their toes to some of California’s top tribute bands.

Special events include a Halloween Dance Party, Harvest Feast and Thanksgiving Lunch, and a Winter Wonderland Breakfast. Other popular activities include water volleyball, sand volleyball, line dancing classes, mahjong, and poker. 

Lake surrounded by wildflowers

California’s super bloom around Diamond Valley Lake. Photo: Rob Bertholf

Surrounding Attractions

About five miles from Golden Village Palms, Diamond Valley Lake offers 45 acres of tranquility. Because no boats are allowed on the water, the lake and surrounding landscape enjoy a calm atmosphere. Fishing is popular here, with bluegill, sunfish, rainbow trout, and both blue and channel catfish biting on lines. Get an equally potent dose of the natural world at the Western Science Center, with a hands-on fossil exhibit. Max, the gigantic mastodon that once roamed California. 

Lovers of fine wine should make the 10-mile drive to Temecula, which features some of the state’s finest varietals of wine. Visitors can enjoy fabulous dinners at the underground wine caves of Oak Mountain Winery, or enjoy wine tastings at Temecula Hills Winery, Wilson Creek Winery, and more.

A row of dark wines.

A display of Temecula wines. Photo: Prayitno

Just over 40 miles away, Palm Springs bustles with some of the state’s most exciting attractions. Ride the tramway that transports passengers 2.5 miles across Chino Canyon to the San Jacinto State Park. The car’s rotation ensures that every rider gets sweeping views of the unfolding panorama, including the towering cliffs of the canyon.

Ready to meet Mickey? A longer drive takes travelers to Anaheim, home to Disneyland, along with California Adventure. Explore magical worlds or take a seat on an adrenaline-pumping ride. 

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