Gold Rock Ranch RV Park

We have stay here twice now to dump tanks, shower and do laundry while staying at Ogilby Rd BLM. I wouldn't stay here as a longer term site but very convenient for BoonDocker's to top up water etc. The laundry has issues with most of the washers and dryer and we were lucky to have a couple staying there point out the machines that work. Showers were OK although we used our rig. Would stay here again for overnight.

We have stay here twice now to dump tanks, shower and do laundry while staying at Ogilby Rd BLM. I wouldn't stay here as a longer term site but very convenient for BoonDocker's to top up water etc. The laundry has issues with most of the washers and dryer and we were lucky to have a couple staying there point out the machines that work. Showers were OK although we used our rig. Would stay here again for overnight.

Great stop to dump & fill close to Great boondocking at AGM. The passport America rate increased slightly since we were here last from $20 to $22.50. Still worth it to be close get 50 amp fhu to do laundry, dump flush & fill. Nothing fancy, but at better than the sidewinder chevron with no potable or flush water avail able. Laundry as clean as you can expect in the desert 5 washers, 5 driers , $1/load wash, $1 - $1.75 /load to dry. Big rig friendly our combo is 61' and had no problem.

Stayed here using our Passport America membership to refresh the holding tanks in-between boondocking stays. This is a quirky little find down a long dirt road not too far from the Ogiliby/American Girl Mine boondocking areas - so super convenient for this.

They charge $15 to do a dump/water fill.. or $20 (with PA) to overnight. So we took a spot (mostly they only had back-ins available) for the night and got our laundry done too.

The laundry was a bit dated, and we had a problem with one of the washing machines flooding and one of the dryers simply not drying.

The spots are fairly spacious, and some have some nice landscaping or remnants of past long term residents (like debris from old storage sheds, awning parts, etc). They let you choose your own spot however. Hook-ups were on the far back corner, making needing two sewer hoses necessary for us to dump.

They do seem to have an active community, and some great museum artifacts scattered throughout from the local mine history. They also have a pretty decently stocked convenience & tourist shop.

There's an onsite golf course, and access to ATV & hiking desert trails.

All and all... great stop for the night.