Name: Yogurtland Lake Elsinore
Address: 18285 Collier Ave Ste K, Lake Elsinore, CA, US
Telephone: (951) 674-2400

Yogurtland Lake Elsinore operates on the self-serve model that defines the category — customers fill their own cup from the flavor stations, hit the toppings bar, and pay by weight at checkout.

About Yogurtland Lake Elsinore

Yogurtland Lake Elsinore operates on the self-serve model that defines the category — customers fill their own cup from the flavor stations, hit the toppings bar, and pay by weight at checkout. The format means quick trips without ordering delays, a steady rotation of flavors (both standard and seasonal), and a toppings spread that typically runs the usual suspects: fruit, candy, granola, sauces. It sits on Collier Avenue in the commercial strip most Lake Elsinore residents already know. The visit pattern is casual and social rather than lingering — families with kids stopping after dinner on a warm evening, groups of teenagers treating it as a quick outing between other plans, weekend errand runs where frozen yogurt slots in naturally. Summer nights draw the steadiest foot traffic; winter months are quieter. For someone craving a full dessert experience or a sit-down dining moment, dedicated ice cream shops or bakeries elsewhere in town fit differently. For the grab-and-go frozen yogurt moment on an existing evening route, Yogurtland fills that straightforward slot.

Reviews(5)

Amy VerduscoAug 21, 2025

This location has went way down. We went in today and the store was filthy. I mean gross. Fruit was all bruised and mushy, the counters, floors, walls, yogurt dispenser spouts all dirty. It says they will be closed for remodel starting the 25th so I hope it gets back to the old ways. Im sure they wi...

Wendy AmrelNov 24, 2021

Tend to come here a little late in the day and it’s been a huge disappointment when it comes to the “fresh” fruit. I’ve had to walk out with just plain yogurt these last few times because of the quality of the fruit. Sometimes half frozen and the rest grossly thawed or even past due. Really don’t mi...

Pete PueblaJul 15, 2021

Although the food may be fresh and yummy I paid $9.96 for this cup of Fruit and Froyo. It's getting too hard to like when it's this expensive.

What Locals Know

Lake Elsinore summers run hot and crowded with weekend recreational traffic from the lake and freeway corridor. Self-serve frozen yogurt shops see peak demand May–September when families use them as quick cool-down stops between outdoor activities.

What to Ask Before You Visit

Confirm whether they use weight-based pricing or flat-cup pricing — affects budget for families
Ask what frozen yogurt bases rotate seasonally and whether sugar-free or dairy-free options are always stocked
Check if they have seating capacity for groups, or if it's primarily a grab-and-go setup