Mountain Valley RV Park

This was to be our halfway stop between Death Valley and Sequoia for just one night. However, Mother Nature decided to drop a lot of spring snow on Sequoia and basically shut it down. Time to figure out Plan B. Fortunately, the office rep was able to work it out so we could stay in our site for another night. Very much appreciate that effort. It is cold and rainy so did not want to hitch up and move. The campground is small and well laid out. All are pull-thru spots with a decent sized tree between each. Nice to have with the wind. Our site is slanted, but easy to level the trailer. The office has a book swap library and a small selection of DVDs. There is wi-fi, but is fee based from a third party. The laundry is clean and $1.75 a load using an app. Be sure to spend some time in the downtown area. It is vibrant with lots of character and murals. Would be fun to be here when the neighboring glider airport is up and running.

This stop for me was great. I was tired and needed hook-ups and they delivered. Nothing fancy but the showers don't need quarters. I imagine this is why they lock the bathrooms overnight! They were clean and there was a washer and dryer but I didn't use them. The staff was welcoming and friendly. It's right next to a little airstrip where I watched a glider land which was cool. Yeah the grounds aren't fancy, it's an RV park in the desert. But for a restful, quiet stopover it was perfect!

We returned for another 9 nite stay. Sites have electric and water only. One dump station is by office. Enjoy the views, location, and Tehachapi amenities. Most sites slope front to back, so you may need to unhitch a trailer to level. Bathroom was clean, but one Men's shower was out of service. Staff is professional, friendly, and will work with you. Quiet location at night, and we often heard coyotees at nite. Aircraft frequently fly during the day, so it can be a bit noisy.

This place is great! Favorite park this year for place to stop while traveling through. The campsite backed right up to the airstrip which makes it feel very spacious. Planes did start taking off around 8:30am, was really cool to watch from campsite/chair. Bathrooms where super clean. Only downside is wifi was terrible and didn't work. We walked over to the airport cafe. It is another hidden gem. Great food and friendly people.

Beautiful views. Large sites. Professional, helpful, and friendly staff. There are several 10% discount options. Electric and water only at sites, with dump station at office. Laundry with 2 washers and two dryers. Bathrooms were always clean and supplied. Site are mostly sloping from south to north, making overnight stays unlevel without unhitching. Nice trees and some grassy areas. Pet walk areas are around some perimeters. Easy access to services, stores, and restaurants. We will return when stopping in the Mojave area.

Online booking and site selection was easy. Water and 30/50 electric only, but a dump station is provided. It does sit directly adjacent to a small airport catering to glider training, so if you're an aviation junky like me this is a good spot. We were here Mon - Wed, I think weekends are probably busier. We had no neighbors on either side of us. Restrooms and showers were closed due to Covid restrictions. No problem for us. This is high desert, so be prepared for wind and dust. The airport does have a restaurant open 8 - 4. We have not tried it yet. My Netgear Nighthawk M1 hotspot is getting about 8mbps download from AT&T. Plenty for streaming and web surfing.