Joshua Tree NP is huge, so it's impossible to be close to everything, but this campground between the towns of Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms was fairly well situated. This was our fallback choice after the park service closed campgrounds within the park during the shutdown, and we were satisfied with our choice. Sites were clean... more

We've stayed here before, and were happy to come back. The sites aren't exactly spread out, but there are small trees/hedges separating them, and both times we've stayed here, it's been sparse and the front desk made an effort to spread the guests out so they have don't have immediate neighbors if it could be avoided. The campground... more

This place was super nice with trees seperating the sites water/elec hookup at the site. They have a cozy little lake you can walk around. Also showers and dumo station is available. Easy access and friendly people. Nice to get off North Joshua Tree BLM land for a night and stock up on water and dump tanks.

As usual Joshua Tree was hammered, every campsite in the park full on a Fridsy evening. This campground is clean, the bathrooms/showers are spotless. The highlight is the lake, the very cool walking path that takes you around it and all the birds that call this place home. Every evening it’s great fun to watch the park personn... more

We are actually just staying here over night and are paying $18 for our Airstream to stay in the "no hook up" area. They let you run your generator until 11pm, but it's so quiet that we decided not to run it. It took about 15 minutes for someone to come up to the front desk. This is obvious a place that people go to when Joshua Tree ... more