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Tamer: This was really nice camping ground, great views. Nice to have shower and Toilets!!
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Motion Recalibration Station - RV/T
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$35/nightJohnny: This is a great spot, and has a wonderful host! The cooking and lounging/chilling ameni...
Jane: Sarah has a really cool spot just outside of Joshua Tree NP. Her desert property is do...
Roni: very simple cute private camping spot. i would definitely go back :) saved us big time ...
Emily: The Pensione at JT Bom is such a treat! First off, Cheryl and Jimbo are great hosts. A ...
Brittany: David has a few perfect campsites! The one we were at was compete with a small grill an...
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May: If you are looking to enjoy Joshua Tree National Park, but don't want to camp exposed i...
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Stepfanie: This place is so wonderful. The hosts are so kind. This place is huge! They have many c...
Ryan + Alex: The previous owner of this house clearly had a lot of fun with its design, as soon as y...
Rajat: Beautiful and scenic. The house has character, lots of character. Be aware though, that...
Alison: Campsite was great, but the road to it is a little rough. Not a great match for a low-c...
Britta: The Flying Point Homestead is an amazing space. Just north of Joshua Tree National Park...
Jazminn: This is such an awesome and serene place, covered under the starry night sky. It's a ve...
Sarah: We felt so lucky to find this campsite after deciding on a spontaneous camping trip to ...
Stepfanie: My friend and I came for a night in October. It's not hard to find-- but definitely mak...
Katie: I followed the directions up to the property, once getting there, I got confused about ...
Jack: The Pink Cloud Ranch has more desert vibes than you’ll know what to do with. Tammy, the...
Tammy Sioux: What is deluxe about this is the size-! The round pen for our resident horses can fit...
Dmitry: Nice camp site. They provide you with a picnic table and chairs and there's also a fire...
Fawn: My group of friends and I had a wonderful time at the Desert Isle, complete with a mete...
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Joshua Tree National Park, California
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Along with REI, Sierra Club and dozens of other organizations, we are actively advocating to make public parks more accessible.
Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!The Mohave desert is the only place in the world where the iconic Joshua trees grow. They sprout amid yucca, sci-fi worthy rock formations, and springtime wildflower blooms. Hikers and climbers Read more...
The Mohave desert is the only place in the world where the iconic Joshua trees grow. They sprout amid yucca, sci-fi worthy rock formations, and springtime wildflower blooms. Hikers and climbers will never be bored at Joshua Tree National Park with over 100 miles of hiking trails and at least 8,000 climbing routes.
There are nine campgrounds to choose from, and pros know that the first-come, first-serve campgrounds fill up on the weekends from October to May. The best time to snag a weekend spot is arriving early on a Thursday morning. From March to early June, the beautiful wildflowers and moderate temperatures pack the park even during the week. Some of the campgrounds do close during the summer when the temperatures are not safe.
A few must-knows: Hammocks are not allowed for camping in the park. This is to protect the Joshua Trees! Also, firewood should be locally-sourced and purchased before arrival (it isn't available on site) To protect the vegetation, it's not okay to use fallen branches.