We Are Open for Camping! Check here for the current status of amenities and recreation openings.
Directions
I-15 North: Take exit 58 for California 79/Temecula Pkwy toward Indio Turn East onto CA-79 S/Temecula Pkwy, continue for 8.9 miles Turn left onto Vail Oak Rd
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Recent Improvements & What's Coming in 2020
8/6/2020
Camping at Temecula/Vail Lake KOA Keeps Getting Better...High-Speed WiFi is now available to guests in the Village, Chardonnay, Merlot, Oaks and Rincon sections of the park, so you can stream your favorite content during your stay!New Flow Track: A pump track bicycle area for serious dare-devils....
Current Status of Amenities/Compliance with COVID-19 Safety
7/21/2020
JULY 18, 2020 - We are currently open for limited recreational camping. Status of campground amenities may change by your arrival date, but the following is the status as of today. NEW FACE MASK REQUIREMENTS:All guests (with the exception of children under 2) are required to have a facemask with...
Vailocity Bike Park
5/21/2020
Vailocity Bike Park is the premier bike park for riders in the Temecula area with 25-miles of world-class trails, obstacles, flow track, and races for Mountain Biking, Gravel Biking, and BMX. Students, recreational riders, and racers at Vailocity enjoy the conveniences of maintained restrooms, a...
History of Vail Lake: NOW A KOA CAMPGROUND
12/30/2018
Once the site of a stopover on the historic Butterfield Overland Stage Coach Line, scenic Vail Lake was created in 1948 when the owners of the Vail Cattle Ranch constructed the 132 foot high Vail Lake Dam. Owned and operated by the Rancho California Water District since 1978, the 1,000+ acre lake is...
Temecula / Vail Lake KOA
