The Motorcoach Country Club Blog shares stories, updates, and insights from inside the community. From resort happenings and seasonal events to local highlights and life on the road, it’s a window into what makes MCC such a special place to be.
Motorcoach Country Club continues its tradition of Las Vegas style dinner shows in the newly remodeled Top of the Falls restaurant in Indio, CA. Over the past several seasons MCC’s dinner shows have featured performances by world class mentalists, magicians, comedians and impressionists. Each show has been very popular and each has sold out. These
Read MoreDid you know that the area from Palm Springs to northern Mexico was once covered with water that created ancient Lake Cahuilla? This prehistoric lake was once about 105 miles long and 35 miles wide. It covered over 2200 sq. mi. of land and had an average depth of 229 feet. The lake likely was
Read MoreMotorcoach Country Club continues the tradition of Las Vegas style dinner shows in the newly remodeled top of the Falls restaurant. The first show of this season will be on the evening of January nineteenth. Over the past several seasons MCC’s dinner shows have featured performances by world class mentalists, magicians, comedians and impressionists. Each
Read MoreIt is not news that smartphones and mobile devices have become invaluable to most of us. Without the ability “connect” with the outside world, our day-to-day lives would be much different. Technology has altered the world in ways we could have imagined twenty years ago. Currently there are over 8.93 million apps worldwide. We are
Read MoreWith the scheduled retirement of the on-site real estate sales team at MCC, we are pleased to announce that member Ken Pollich has been chosen to continue the success of real estate sales for the resort. Ken has been an owner at MCC since 2020 and like many of us after visiting for a few
Read MoreHave you considered renting your Class A motorhome to someone during the off-season or during a time when you know you will not need it? Motorcoach Country Club recently partnered with a company called Goss RV. The folks at Goss team-up with high-end motorhome owners to rent their coaches to others for truly unique experiences throughout
Read MoreEver hear of Avery Folders? Dennis Avery of office supply fame and fortune had a vision for the three square miles of desert land he owned in and around Borrego Springs, CA. Approximately 65 miles from Motorcoach Country Club in Indio and surrounded by the largest State Park in California, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, Borrego
Read MoreDid you know? From the years 1942-1944 the area 25 miles east of Motorcoach Country Club in the Mojave Desert became the temporary home to over million service men being trained to survive the gruelling conditions to be faced for the planned invasion of North Africa (Operation Torch). General George Patton grew up in San
Read MoreAlmost every weekend the distinctive roar of the radial piston engines of various World War II aircraft can be heard above of Motorcoach Country Club in Indio, CA. When you look up you may see an army green transport plane. This Douglass C-47, (also known as a DC-3 “Skytrain” in its commercial configuration) with its distinctive
Read MoreSaturday, March 16, the gates of MCC in Indio, CA will open once again for the annual “Lots of Dreams.” This event is one of the most highly attended every year. Many of the recently completed lots are on display and open for members and guests alike to admire. Each contractor that currently builds “coach
Read MoreThe pickleball courts are alive with activity. Every day MCC members are enjoying this healthy, social and friendly game. Saturday a second ribbon cutting sponsored by Emerald Luxury Coaches will begin at 1:00 p.m. Prior to the ribbon cutting a “round robin” tournament will feature players that have previously showed interest and signed up for
Read MoreIn the pantheon of American single-handed sailing, Steve Pettengill deserves a special nook. After selling his trucking company in 1985, the lure of ocean sailing took him to Newport, Rhode Island, at the time the home port of single-handed Atlantic Ocean racing. After almost a decade of racing across the Atlantic, breaking the 130 year
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