Stay overnight at a winery
Some wineries and farms in and around Temecula welcome self-contained RVs for a night through Harvest Hosts, a membership program. Members get one-night stays at participating wineries, farms, breweries and attractions across the country, and hosts appreciate it when guests buy a tasting or a bottle.
- Stays are usually one night, with no hookups, so you need a self-contained rig.
- Request a stay ahead of time in the app. Host availability changes.
- Wake up in the vineyard and taste where you slept, with no driving between.
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RV parks and campgrounds near Temecula
For hookups and longer stays, these are the main options. Check each one's website for current rates, site types, rules and reservations.
Lake Skinner Recreation Area
A Riverside County park northeast of town with a lakeside campground, fishing, trails and picnic areas. It's also home to the Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival. Reservations are through Riverside County Parks.
Open in Maps →Vail Lake Resort
A large RV resort and campground east of Temecula on Highway 79, with a mountain bike trail network nearby. Use the resort's own directions to get there.
Open in Maps →Pechanga RV Resort
The RV resort at Pechanga Resort Casino, south of town. Close to dining, the casino and golf, with a short drive to Old Town and wine country.
Open in Maps →Tips for RVing in wine country
- Don't drive the RV between tastings. Park it, then use a wine tour or a driver for the day.
- Check winery parking first. Many winery lots are tight for big rigs and busy on weekends. Call ahead.
- Plan for heat. Summer afternoons get hot, so book sites with hookups for air conditioning, or visit in spring and fall.
- Book festival weekends early. Campgrounds fill up around big events like the Balloon & Wine Festival.
- Bring bikes. See our biking guide for paths and trails near the campgrounds.
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Common questions
Can you camp at Temecula wineries?
Some wineries and farms in the area host self-contained RVs for one night through Harvest Hosts, a membership program. Stays usually have no hookups, and you request them ahead of time.
Where can I park an RV in Temecula?
Lake Skinner Recreation Area, Vail Lake Resort and Pechanga RV Resort are the main RV options near Temecula. Check each one for current rates, site types and reservations.