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Fabled Borrego Springs Resort, Development May Close Nov. 30
sad ,sad, very sad......I worked @La Casa del Zorro from 1974-1986.I saw Borrego Springs go through many many changes during that time.the late ' 70's Sun Air airlines was in Borrego (headquarters). We also had Borrego Air Lines with daily flights.When Rams Hill was being built, The late Helen Copley began the first phase of a major expansion @La Casa.New state of the art Conference Center,Priv.Pools @each Casita,New foyer/Lobby area was built new state of the art master kitchen & entertainment space to theFox Den Lounge.The new landscaped entrance to the grounds was a masterpiece in itself to see .When I heard David had sold the resort, The Copley " touch "would be gone forever........To change the name to Borrego Ranch......I thought it was a horse farm... And to allow no guests under 18, Tragic!!!!!Its always been a family resort— October 21, 2009 8:25 a.m.