Wilderness Lakes

2.6(11 reviews)

30605 Briggs Rd, Menifee, CA 92584, USA

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G EAug 12, 2025

Avoid if you want to feel welcome — this park has a pattern of rudeness and double standards. Staff have snapped at me for waiting seconds at the gate, enforced rules on me that they ignored for others, and spoken to me and my kids in a cold, condescending way. Instead of a friendly RV community, it...

HeyyouthereyouAug 11, 2025

They really need to get someone to do a better job keeping up with the grounds maintenance. Much attention needs to be addressed around the brush by the "lake's" behind the cabins. I am afraid that there are too many eucalyptus trees in the park. Eucalyptus trees are one of the mist flammable fat...

Leticia AbarrondoJul 19, 2025

Nice staff and relaxing resort.

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