Real nice boondocking place, Felt safe, Tmobile cell service working fine, January 28 2020 time today clouds not to good for solar, not good for rock hound but lazy people nice things to look at , walking trails available, beautiful nights... Read more

Right off the bat, this was a favorite because they do rehabbed sea turtle releases there. (Listen to Oyster Radio at 100.5 FM for local events.) The park entrance is about 4 miles from the campground, or 12 minutes - I timed it. The drive back... Read more

The Amboy Crater is located on Route 66 between Joshua Tree National Park and the Mojave National Preserve. Not too much there other than the crater and Roy's Café down the road. There's an overflow parking area that you can dry camp in about... Read more

This is truly a beautiful spot! Each sites (there are 7, I believe) is prime lakefront with an amazing view of the mountains. It was a little chilly in Jan of 2020 and the wind sure does whip right off the water (stake your tent down, lesson... Read more

We stayed 2 nights. two large parking lots to pick from there will be casino busses and a few semi’s. regular shuttle to casino front door and regular security patrols. we felt safe. and it was quieter than most overnight places. good food in the... Read more

This area is very quiet, utilized by hikers. Road in was washboard and slow going. Lots of jet noises, during the day, sonic booms could be heard, at night extremely quiet.

On short notice, we needed a safe place to park our 5th wheel so my husband could make an unexpected trip back to the east coast. Yes, there's lots of BLM camping near Lake Havasu, but no place I felt comfortable being alone with no... Read more

Camping amongst the trees is special. Walking around the site gives you some great views. The RV sites provide full hook-ups which is very convenient. I think the electric is only 20 amp though, and we found we would keep tripping the breaker when... Read more

We really enjoyed our stay at Lake Tawakoni and our pup loved it even more. It is quite expansive and has everything from full hook ups to tent camping. Our site (#51) was right next to the lake and having a pull thru site made it all the more... Read more

We stopped here on our way from Southern California to the Grand Canyon. Their voicemail message said, “ come on by, we have plenty of sites available”. That isn’t the case. When we got there there were only 2 sites available and they were water... Read more