339 Gold Premium — Indio, CA — vacation rental

339 Gold Premium

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📍Indio, CA, US

Description

**Clothes dryer in casita does not operate Motorcoach Country Club accommodates Class A Motorhomes, 30'- 45'. The Coach and tow vehicle must be free of any signage or advertising. Guests can stay up to 30 cumulative days per lease year. We accommodate up to six persons and two pets per lot. All guests are required to sleep in the Motorcoach. There is no sleeping outside the coach. All lots include a concrete parking pad, landscaping and full hook ups including water, sewer and electric. Rooms and Amenities Property Type Recreational Vehicle Unit Code 339 Bathrooms 1 bathroom Rooms Sleeps 6 Pets Cats, Dogs allowed. Living Casita with Full Bath Outdoor Patio, Patio Furniture, Umbrellas , Fire pit, BBQ Geographic Waterfront Lot

About this home

339 Gold Premium is a vacation rental in Indio, CA, sleeping up to 6. It can be booked on the host's own booking site (bookings-motorcoachcountryclub.escapia.com). CielStay links you there and charges no fee.

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GuestsUp to 6
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Bathrooms1

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