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Cathedral Palms Attractions

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Cathedral Palms is centrally located in Cathedral City only 7 miles from Palm Springs. In addition to the fun you will have while camping with your family, the area offers a multitude of entertainment possibilities for all ages.

Palm Springs Air Musuem
745 North Gene Autry Trail – Palm Springs (760) 778-6262
The Palm Springs Air Museum is the legendary home to some of the greatest flying fighting machines of WWII. At any given time you will find a Hellcat, Wildcat, P-51 Mustang, P-47 Thunderbolt, B-25 Mitchell and the most majestic bomber of them all…a B-17 Flying Fortress. Robert Pond’s collection is truly amazing and on every other Saturday the roaring sound of those mighty engines are heard throughout Palm Springs as one of them revs up for a dramatic fly-over

Big League Dreams Sports Park
33700 Date Palm Drive – Cathedral City (760) 324-5600
Built in 1997 the Cathedral City Big League Dreams Sports Park is a sports complex that replicates Yankee Stadium. The park also offers inline hockey, softball, basketball, indoor/outdoor soccer, flag football fields, batting cages, sand volleyball courts.

Boomers! Family Fun Park
67-700 E. Palm Canyon Drive – Cathedral City (760)770-7522
Open 7 days a week, Boomers! Family Fun Park features three 18 hole miniature golf courses, batting cages, go-karts, bumper boats, laser tag, games pavilion, and more.

Canyon Adventures
39241 Paradise Way at Terrace – Cathedral City (760) 328-3786
Like to fish for trout? Try this fishing expedition that takes you on a guided visit to the Whitewater Canyon trout hatchery and a chance to fish and cook what you catch.

Ice Garden Skating Rink
68307 East Palm Canyon Drive – Cathedral City (760) 770-7046
The Ice Garden ice-skating rink offers public skating sessions, adult and youth hockey leagues and clinics, as well as figure skating classes and clinics.

Shopping on Historic Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Canyon Drive is the cultural artery that pulses through the historic heart of Palm Springs. Beautifully lined with majestic palm trees continuously lit in a wrapping of sparkling lights, Palm Canyon Drive (and Indian Canyon Drive beside it) features a goldmine of shops, restaurants, art galleries, pubs and every kind of boutique!

Palm Springs Villagefest
Palm Canyon Drive between Amado Road & Baristo Road – Palm Springs (760) 320-3781
The brainstorm of the late Sonny Bono, the Palm Springs Villagefest is held year-round every Thursday evening from 6 – 10pm. From Amado Road to Baristo, Palm Canyon Drive is sealed off to traffic and becomes a walker’s paradise of fresh fruit stands, local restaurant samplings, live music and the best of Palm Spring’s artists & craftsmen. The visitors come here for the fantastic deals that are reminiscent of a 1950’s flea market and the locals come here to say “Hello” to each other. A true Palm Springs experience and not to be missed.

Cathedral Canyon Country Club (Golfing)
34-567 Cathedral Canyon Drive – Cathedral City, CA 92234 (760) 328-6571
A beautiful property originally purchased by Big Band leader Lawrence Welk, our tree-lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers and lakes, set against the backdrop of the majestic San Jacinto Mountains, creates one of the most spectacular courses in the valley!

Cimarron Golf Resort
67-603 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234 (760) 770-6060
Since the Cimarron Golf Resort opened in 2000, one honor after another has come their way. They’ve been picked as one of Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play and they’ve won acclaim in the ESPN Zagat Survey and Palm Springs Life. And they were also chosen as one of the Top 100 Women-Friendly Places to Play by Golf for Women magazine.

The Living Desert
47-900 Portola Avenue – Palm Desert, CA (760)346-5694
When they named this 1,200-acre interpretive center the Living Desert they weren’t kidding. Mountain lions, wolves, javelina, bobcats, golden eagles, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, leopards and much more abound here in a natural setting nestled at the foot of the Santa Rosa Mountains reminding one that the early Indians and pioneers were never alone.

Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert
71-701 Gerald Ford Drive – Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 (760)321-0602
A Hand-On Museum with over 50 exhibits for children to manipulate, explore, and discover such as “Dig It” our archaeological dig where children can dig for actual Cahuilla Indian artifact replicas. Our campus boasts an Outdoor Amphitheater, the Dinah Shore Center for Performing Arts, a Covered Picnic Area, Community Gardens, and a beautifully landscaped campus. We offer many great programs including Camps, Field Trips, Toddler Programs, Birthday Parties and More!
Hours of Operation: Tuesday-Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM and Mondays during months January-April from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Spa Resort & Casino
401 East Amado Rd – Palm Springs (760) 323-5865
24/7 Casino- Located in the heart of Palm Springs just one block from the famous Palm Canyon Dr. Offers gaming, entertainment and 5 restaurants.

Fantasy Springs Resort & Casino
84-245 Indio Springs Parkway – Indio (760) 238-5644
This award-winning casino in the Palm Springs area is home to 2,000 of the hottest slots and video poker, 40 table games, the action-packed casino-floor Springs bar, friendly hosts and dealers, and the Fantasy Rewards Club – offering guests the best perks and rewards of any desert casino. Readers of Casino Player magazine consistently vote Fantasy Springs their favorite in Palm Springs. They always find the newest and hottest games, low table minimums and high stakes. March thru May their entertainment includes Paul Anka, Chicago, Snoop Dogg, Heart and many more.

For all Golf courses in the area go to http://palmsprings.com/golf.html

Hidden Springs Events

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:01:30 +0000

2010 Activity Schedule

April 3 & 4 :: Easter Weekend
8-10 am Saturday & Sunday – Breakfast
11 am Kids bring your Peeps for judging
1 pm Cake walk
2 pm Bring your boiled decorated egg for judging
6 pm Family Bingo

May 1
10:30 am Manager’s Meeting (members only)

May 29 & 30 :: Memorial Weekend
8-10 am Saturday & Sunday – Breakfast
10 am Bicycle Races
1 pm Kids Games
2 pm Cake Walk
3 pm Best Decorated Camper Judging
6 pm Family Bingo
8-12 am DJ

June 5
10:30 am Manager’s Meeting (members only)

July 3 & 4 :: Independence Weekend
8-10 am Saturday & Sunday – Breakfast
10 am Bicycle Races
1 pm Kids Crafts
2 pm Cake Walk
3 pm Best Decorated Camper Judging
6 pm Family Bingo
9 pm Fireworks Show on the River

July 3
10:30 am Manager’s Meeting (members only)

August 7
10:30 am Manager’s Meeting (members only)

September 4 & 5 :: Labor Day Weekend
8-10 am Saturday & Sunday – Breakfast
10 am Bicycle Races
1 pm Kids Games
2 pm Cake Walk
6 pm Family Bingo
8pm-12am DJ

September 4
10:30 am Manager’s Meeting (members only)

October 2
10:30 am Manager’s Meeting (members only)

October 30 & 31 :: Halloween Weekend
8-10 am Saturday & Sunday – Breakfast
10 am Ghoulish Games
2 pm Cake Walk
3 pm Best Decorated Camper Judging
4 pm Family Bingo
5 pm Kids Costume Contest
5:30 pm Campground Trick or Treating
7:30-9pm Creepy Haunted House

We have activities every weekend. You may not find them on the schedule but come out and visit and we promise you will have a good time.

Winston & Sheila McDaniel

Hidden Springs Resort Rules

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:56:42 +0000

RESORT RULES

We have 10MPH speed limit signs posted throughout the park. Speeding will not be tolerated because your children and ours are playing in the campground. Speed limit is 10 MPH on all park property and is strictly enforced! Our security guard is on duty. Speeders may be warned, fined or evicted from the park.
Quiet hours: Monday through Thursday are 10:00 P.M. till 7:00 A.M, Friday and Saturday are 12:00 A.M. till 7:00 A.M. and Sunday are 10:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M.
No firearms, fireworks, paintball, BB guns or any other weapons allowed.
No ATV`S, golf carts, or dirt bikes allowed on Hidden Springs Resort property, Staff use only
No washing of RV, car, truck or boat
Campfires must be attended at all times. No burning of cans and bottles.
All visiting vehicles/persons entering the campground are charged $4.00 per person
Site prices are for one RV or tent. Additional charge for extra tents on site.
Alcoholic beverages are permitted on your site and at the pavilion, however rowdiness, profanity, unruly conduct, violence or drugs will not be tolerated. You must be 21 years old to consume alcohol. Hidden Springs Resort is a family oriented Resort and we ask that you drink responsibly and respect those who choose not to drink alcohol.
Local law prohibits gray water on ground. $50 fine

POOL RULES

Pool hours are from 10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. No one allowed in pool area after 10:00 P.M.
No pets allowed in pool area or pool
No glass items or bicycles allowed in pool area

NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY! SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK!

PET RULES

No noisy or vicious pets allowed.
All pets must be kept on a short leash at all times.
You must control your dogs barking.
You must clean up after your pets.
No pets allowed in bathhouses, clubhouse, or pool area.

If any animal is unruly, the owner must take it off the resort immediately or it will be removed by Hidden Springs Staff.

Hidden Springs Resort and management reserves the right to amend or change rules without prior notice for the preservation, safety, control and orderly operation of the resort. Hidden Springs Resort and management tries to operate a safe environment, but we are not responsible for accidents, injuries, losses, acts of God or unforeseen acts of any kind. Members and quest will use all facilities at their own risk and consent.

Violation or failure to comply with any of these rules may result in forfeiture of your site fee and /or eviction from the campground. We have the right, by law,
to evict anyone for noncompliance.

Please report any rule violations to management or to the security guard on duty.

Tomorrow’s Stars Events

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:36:29 +0000

Weekly Events

Weather Permitting - Get weekend schedule at office or call for more information

Friday
6 PM Hayride
7 PM Bingo

Saturday
6 PM Hayride
8 PM Movie – every other week

Sunday
10 AM Church Service

SPECIAL EVENTS

May 1
Games

May 8
Mother’s Day crafts for Mom – games following

May 15
Tecumseh ROTC Performing
Scavenger Hunt

May 22
Golf Cart Rodeo

May 29 & 30
Box Car decoration and race
Adult Corn Hole Tournament

Jun 5
Games at the pool

Jun 12
Western Hoedown with best cowboy/girl outfit

Jun 19
Father’s Day crafts for Dad – games following
Miami Valley’s Most Wanted (Blue Grass)

Jun 26
Midwest RV Show and a Golf Cart Expo
Games and kid’s corn hole tournament

Jul 3 & 4
Kid’s Olympics – gold/silver/bronze medals
Sonship Quartet
Bike/Golf cart decorating followed by parade
Adult corn hole tournament

Tomorrow’s Stars FAQ

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:31:01 +0000

Who in my family does my membership include? It includes husband and wife plus all single members of a household who are dependent on the head of the household and living in the same place of residence. It also includes single dependent that are away at school. Memberships purchased do not include members’ children over the age of 25.
Do the resorts have security? Yes. There is a check-in procedure at the gate, and there is also at least one person present on the resort twenty-four hours a day who is responsible for security.
Is there a usage fee for a member’s use of a campsite? Yes, please check current rates.
Is there a usage fee for daytime-only use of the resort facilities? Yes, please check current rates.
How long may I stay at “The Resort”? Members may stay at “The Resort” for up to 14 nights at a time. After staying at a resort for three nights or more then leaving, the members may return for overnight usage only after a 7 night absence; unless you are participating in the Seasonal Site program. Members may use Tomorrow’s Stars every day for daytime only use (fees apply).
Does “The Resort” require reservations? “The Resort” reserves the right to allocate campsites through the use of a reservation system. At this time, however, “The Resort” requires campsite reservations during major holidays, Peak Season – as well as major events as may be scheduled by various communities in the area.
May I reserve a specific campsite? No, all campsites are available on a first-come, first-choice basis.
Can I depend on a space to camp at “The Resort”? Yes, but occasionally “The Resort” may become filled. To the extent allowed by Local and State regulations, “The Resort” will, to the best of its ability, accommodate your needs via overflow and dry camping until full hook-ups are available.
May I bring guests to “The Resort”? Yes, each member is allowed to bring guests in the member’s own RV without charge. A member may also bring a guest who occupies a second site for a fee (fees may be adjusted without notice – check with the resort for current pricing). No guest may camp without the member present. It is “The Resort” policy that member needs always receive first consideration. Therefore, overnight guests who occupy a second site are not allowed on holidays or three day weekends. Guests are limited to one guest family per member family per day. The number of guests per membership must not total more than 10 persons per campsite at any time. The members are responsible for the conduct of their guests and should acquaint them with resort and member rules.
How many RV units are allowed on each campsite? One RV unit, plus one tent.
May I leave my camper on a site permanently or unattended overnight? NO; unless you are participating in the Seasonal Site program, you may not leave your camper or tent on a site unattended overnight, but you may rent a storage space in the RV storage area, if available.
May I bring a pet to the resort? Yes. They must be kept on a leash at all times and under control of the member, or in the member’s RV. Pets are not allowed in the buildings or in the swimming pool area. Noisy or vicious pets are not allowed.
Are motorcycles, trail bikes, mopeds, or A.T.V.s allowed? No, except as provided for in the Resort and Member Rules. Handicapped vehicles are exempt.
Can the “The Resort” dues be increased? Yes. “The Resort” dues are an annual management fee which helps pay for the ongoing operational expenses of the resorts. Dues can be increased on the extent of any rise in the Consumer Price Index for All Consumers (1967-100) (the “Index”) reported by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Dues increases cease when a member reaches age 65. Member is responsible for notifying Resort.
May I sell or transfer my “The Resort” membership? Yes. The price cannot be more than the original initiation price plus a $250.00 fee paid to “The Resort” for the administrative cost of the transfer
Will the company sell my “The Resort” membership for me? No. “The Resort” will not sell your membership, nor buy it back or locate a buyer for you. “The Resort” does not maintain or provide a list of prospective buyers. However, we will assist you by showing your prospect around the resort, explaining our program and doing the paperwork.
Is my Tomorrow’s Stars membership an investment for financial profit? No, “The Resort” is selling a recreational and leisure product for your use, not investment. Therefore, this membership should not be purchased in order to make a financial profit.

Tomorrow’s Stars :: South Charleston, OH

admin — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:23:41 +0000

It doesn’t get any better than Tomorrow’s Stars RV Resort. Lots are spacious and long enough for big rigs with a tow. Travelers love the close proximity to Interstate 70 and the convenience of pull-thru sites. Everyone loves the wide open green areas with plenty of space to roam with your pet. Weekends are full of activities for those wanting to meet their fellow campers and share in the fun. Come out and join us, you’ll be glad you did.

Our resort has a clubhouse, shelter house, amphitheater, swimming pool, laundry room, and shower house. There are nature trails though the woods, and a fishing pond to relax around and maybe get lucky enough to reel in a big bass. If you prefer a little more exercise, we have miniature golf, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, shuffleboard, and plenty of space to toss a ball or frisbee. You can watch your children enjoy and expend some of their energy at our playground. On the weekends we have bingo, hayrides, ice cream socials, movies, karaoke, planned events and our church service.

Our area boasts that you get all the amenities of a large city with the comfort and charm of a small town. Just a few miles down National Road to the west is one of the few remaining drive-in theaters and to the east is one of our many golf courses. Our area is full of antique shops and one of the largest indoor antique malls in the country. The Clark County Fairgrounds holds a show each month and three extravaganzas per year with over 2000 vendors. We are close to shopping, restaurants, and Buck Creek State Park with its boat launch and beach. Springfield is home to a Performing Arts Center, Heritage Center, Museum of Art and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westcott house. If you want to travel a little further, we have the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Columbus Zoo, COSI Columbus, and the Jeffersonville Prime Outlet Mall. Ohio also has Amish country, covered bridges, castles and caverns, most of which within an hours drive.

Ya’ll come. We have a site for you.

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Hidden Springs :: Tylertown, MS

admin — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:22:45 +0000

This 127 acre wooded resort boasts several natural springs and is nestled along the banks of the Bogue Chitto River, one of the purest, natural and most popular recreation zones in the Mississippi – Louisiana area. Set amidst towering red and white oaks, elm and magnolia trees – our shaded, sunny, grassy, sandy, or river front sites accommodate the needs of everything from rustic tenting to luxury RV`S with peaceful camping in a nature filled setting amongst diverse wildlife such as deer, turkey, squirrels, and raccoons.

Hidden Springs Resort offers a variety of fun and entertainment . With widespread access to the Bogue Chitto River, guests can enjoy canoeing, tubing, fishing. Bass, bream, crappie, and catfish give the serious angler plenty of action and also provide fun fishing for the whole family. In addition, there are basketball and tennis courts for the sports enthused and not one but two crystal clear cool swimming pools and our famous spring fed creek for your enjoyment. Our pools will keep you cool and we have plenty of events and activities to keep you busy. If you prefer a slower pace, just kick back in the shade, rest and relax around a campfire and listen to the chorus of owls and bullfrogs while the fire flies dance in the night.

If you are passing through as an overnighter, getting away for a weekend, or looking for a special place for an extended stay, Hidden Springs Resort is open year round for all your camping desires. Whether your idea of camping out is in a tent under the stars, in your own RV, or one of our cozy cabins on the river — your options for the perfect camping adventures are here. A year round chance to discover, play and stay. We assure you, your first trip will not be your last. Come create memories that will last a life time. Make Hidden Springs Resort your home away from home where friends become family. And as always a friendly and helpful staff awaits your arrival.

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Cathedral Palms :: Cathedral City, CA

admin — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:20:28 +0000

Cathedral City and surrounding communities provide an endless supply of entertainment, shopping, history, wellness and even relaxing locations. In addition to the fun you will have while camping with your family, the area offers a multitude of entertainment possibilities for all ages.

Our location is just 7 miles outside of Palm Springs and just over an hour or so from Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm or Universal Studios. Enjoy the Living Desert in Palm Desert, a wildlife adventure with a collection of animals from deserts around the world. Giraffes to cheetahs and wolves just to name a few. The Palm Springs Air Museum with one of the nation’s largest working collection of World War Aircraft and vehicles.

Summertime shopping in the Cathedral Palms area allows you to enjoy larger selections with shorter lines from the Cabazon Outlet Mall offering 30-70% off retail prices to the historic shopping on Palm Canyon Drive.

Summertime days are longer giving you more time to enjoy the pool after a day of shopping. Sit back and bathe in the site of the sun going down behind the San Jasinto Mountains. A beautiful finish to the day.

The nearby town of Desert Hot Springs boasts some of the best mineral water pools in the world. Relax with a therapeutic swim just minutes away for less than five dollars a day.

Cathedral Palms Resort is in the center of fine dining, outdoor concerts, indoor shows and a large selection of Indian Casinos with all of the summer action and entertainment that casinos provide.

Cathedral Palms offers something for all ages. We look forward to seeing you.