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We made it. Welcome to the Palm Springs
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Surf Club. About a 2 and 1 half hour
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drive from San Diego and LA.
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The club has a super cool layout. You
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walk in, you see the wave pool, and
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there's an amazing backdrop of the
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mountains right behind the pool.
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As you walk around the area, there's
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other great amenities like a lazy river,
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a fullscale restaurant, and even two
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bars that you can hang out and chill
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after your surf. Oh, and there's a water
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Pretty great place to hang out for the
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day, whether you're with a few buddies
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or your entire family.
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All right, let's paddle out. The wave
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pool has a few different types of wave
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types or sessions that you can book
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First up, A-frames. This is going to be
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most similar to a punching beach break.
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You can take both lefts and rights off
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the peak, sharing waves of six with 12
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other surfers. The waves come pretty
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quick, so you got to paddle back out
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there and get out of the way uh so you
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can line up for your next set.
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Next up is lefts and rights. This is my
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It lines up either three waves on the
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left or right side of the pool and it's
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basically like a long point break or
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reef break. You can ride it all the way
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across the end of the pool. It's got a
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quick takeoff and then it mellows out to
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section of the wave where you can really
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While not shown in this video, the other
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two sessions they offer are a slab
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session, which is for more advanced
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surfers. It's most similar to barrel
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riding. And then they also have a
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session called bike, which is a mellow
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Each session lasts an hour and it costs
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Bottom line, is it worth the price?
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Well, hey, it's a novelty. It's super
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fun to do once or twice and the wave is
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consistent. It's fun. Uh but hey, you
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still have the open ocean and that's
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free. Uh but if you have the time and
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you're want to come out, check out Palm
