RV Parks in Perris, California

Perris, California features 1 RV park, Meadowbrook Senior RV Park, catering to active adults 55+ in a quiet inland setting. This directory from RVParkway lists the park's specs so you can plan a stay near Lake Perris State Recreation Area or en route to San Diego, CA or Palm Springs, CA.

What camping options exist in Perris, CA?

Perris offers 1 RV campground, Meadowbrook Senior RV Park, an adult-oriented property with 58 sites. Sites measure 35 x 80 feet with full 30/50-amp hookups, city water, and sewer. The park lies 3 miles west of downtown Perris off Highway 74.

How big are the RV sites at Meadowbrook Senior?

Sites span 35 feet wide by 80 feet long, accommodating rigs up to 45 feet. Each pad is level concrete with a gravel patio. Maximum occupancy is 2 adults per site with no children or pets allowed.

• Pull-through sites: 22
• Back-in sites: 36
• Monthly rate: $650 plus electric metered at $0.18/kWh

What amenities does Meadowbrook Senior provide?

The park supplies free WiFi at 25 Mbps download speed, a laundry room with 4 washers and 4 dryers, and a clubhouse seating 30 people. Restrooms and showers are available in 2 separate buildings. Cable TV includes 40 channels.

Is there a lake or recreation nearby?

Lake Perris State Recreation Area lies 4 miles east and offers 460 campsites, fishing, boating, and hiking trails covering 12 miles. Perris Auto Speedway is 2.5 miles south hosting events from March to November. March Air Reserve Base Museum sits 6 miles north with free admission.

What are the seasonal rates and monthly discounts?

Daily rate runs $45 plus tax. Weekly rate discounts to $220 (a 27% savings). Monthly stays cost $650 plus electric usage at $0.18/kWh. Reservations require a $100 deposit for weekly or monthly stays. No daily reservations accepted.

How far is Perris from other California RV destinations?

Perris sits 45 minutes east of Anaheim, CA via Highway 91, 75 minutes north of San Diego, CA, and 90 minutes west of Palm Springs, CA. The 1 RV park in Perris makes a on-site stop between Los Angeles and the Colorado River.