Belle Campground is a desert campground nestled among rock formations. The campground is made up of a single dirt road with a loop at the end with camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans as well as two bathrooms.
Reservations are required year-round and can be made up to six months in advance. Book a site at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777.
The Black Rock Campground is a desert campground nestled among rocky mountains. The campground is made up of several loops with dirt roads and camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and several trailheads. In the center of the campground is the Black Rock Nature Center, a yellow one story building with a parking area where people can view exhibits and learn about the park.
Reservations are required year-round and can be made up to six months in advance. Book a site at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777.
Cottonwood Campground is a desert campground in a large open area with mountains in the distance. The campground is made up of a main paved road going past three group campsites followed by two loops with regular camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a paved parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many many shrubs and a few scattered small trees. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and a couple of trailheads.
Hidden Valley Campground is first-come, first-served year round.
Hidden Valley Campground is a desert campground nestled among rocky outcrops and large boulders. The campground is made up of a mix of paved and dirt roads making a couple of small loops with camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and a couple of trailheads
Reservations are required year-round and can be made up to six months in advance. Book a site at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777.
Indian Cove Campground is a desert campground nestled among rocky outcrops and mountains. The campground is made up of a mix of paved and dirt roads making several loops with camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and a couple of trailheads.
Reservations are required year-round and can be made up to six months in advance. Book a site at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777.
Jumbo Rocks Campground is a desert campground nestled among large rock formations. The campground is made up of paved roads with several loops with camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and a couple of trailheads.
Reservations are required year-round and can be made up to six months in advance. Book a site at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777.
Ryan Campground is a desert campground nestled among rocky outcrops and mountains. The campground is has a dirt road with a main loop for regular camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs as well as a small side loop for horse campsites. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and a couple of trailheads.
Reservations are required year-round and can be made up to six months in advance. Book a site at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777. Sites can accommodate 10-60 people.
Sheep Pass Campground is a desert campground nestled among rocky outcrops and mountains. The campground is a paved and dirt road with a loop for containing six large group camping spots to accommodate tents. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans, bathrooms, and a couple of trailheads.
White Tank Campground is first-come, first-served throughout the year.
White Tank Campground is a desert campground nestled among rocky outcrops and large boulders. The campground is made up of a main dirt road with two small loops and a small side road with camping spots to accommodate tents and RVs. Each camping spot has a dirt parking area, picnic table, fire pit, and campsite marker. The ground is hard and rocky. Throughout the campground there are many Joshua trees, small trees, and shrubs. Scattered around the campground you can find trash and recycling cans as well as two bathrooms. In the middle of the campground there is a parking area and a trailhead.
