to start this is a historical site. much to see. there is also a train that makes a pitstop in late…read moreevening.

I visited as a total tourist. It's a nice stop for a bathroom break. I walked in there, looked…read morearound and it literally looked like they didn't change much and I could see a scene from an old film being filmed here easily. It's almost eerie, like I could see and get the vibe from what events were held there. It's got to be haunted. Nothing spectacular but it's historically cool to visit and there's not much to do/see out in these parts.

There's not much out here. We used this town as a way to get to the Amboy crater. This little…read moretown is right off the original Route 66. Scenic area for that iconic American road trip. I would only stop here if you are on the way to Amboy or if you are passing through the area on a road trip. Not much here other than a gas station and restaurant.

So what do you see out in the middle of the desert?…read more As we make our way out of the L.A. area up through the mountains passing through Barstow and Newberry Springs, we come upon a little city known as Ludlow. Located out in the middle of the desert, it may be a heaven for those that are starving and out of gas. To me, there is a sign of beauty in a city that once had a great history back in the 1930's and 1940's when trains roared through this city and mining was booming. Today, this quiet little town that sits off of Interstae 40, is a pit stop with just a few stores, Ludlow Motel, Chevron, a combined 76 gas station and dairy queen, a truck repair stop, a ghost town and even has a listing for a small airport I never found. The census and other agencies give conflicting estimates of a population between 10 to 52 residents with a total of 7 houses. The businesses have an estimated 75 to 215 workers, however I don't see the need for that vast amount of employees. And there are a lot of streets listed on the maps for Ludlow. Well of course there is the major freeway...Interstate 40. And they have listed Crucero Rd, Old Route 66, Main Street, Chase Rd...I guess where you can chase jackrabbits. Is there jack rabbits out in the desert? And of course there is National Trails Highway. They are serviced by the California Highway Patrol CHP, and San Bernardino County. And the weather in the summer can hit a scorching hot temperature well over a 100 degrees. In the winter time, you can get some pretty cold weather with occassional heavy rains. And the highlight of recent news in this town was back n 2008 when a 5.1 earthquake hit this small city Once a piece of historical history is slowly vanishing.... http://digital-desert.com/ludlow-ca/ http://www.digplanet.com/wiki/Ludlow,_California

I hope Santa gives has yermo post office on his nice list!! Crystal always amazing. place kept…read moreclean and staff helpful and efficient.

Great place for a small town!! Everyone knows everyone!! Clark is very knowledgeable!!read more

First time visiting Calico and this place had a lovely charm, especially with the Halloween decor…read more The Mystery Shack tour was definitely a hoot to do with some funny history behind its name. Raul was very charismatic and inviting when it came to engaging with the mysteries of the place. Can't wait to visit this town again for the night events!

Came here for the first time with my family of 10. It was summer so it was very hot, plan…read moreaccordingly. They charge for admission at the parking booth per person. Walking is uneven for those in chairs or are tripping hazards. But for the typical people still watch your step. We did all the attractions. Mining, mystery house, cave, and the train. Some were silly, fun, and interesting. We laughed at our tour guide she was great and very friendly.

I almost never write negative reviews but after my recent visit to the City of Barstow Waste Water…read moreReclamation, I felt immediately compelled to share my experience. To begin, there are a few simple things that I expect from a waste water reclamation plant: 1.) Patient, courteous service 2.) A palpable passion for waste water exhibited by all active staff 3.) Free samples To say that the service was neither patient nor courteous is an understatement. No "hello, sir" or "how's it going, chief" or "wuddup dawg." Nothing. Just a lot of "why are you here?" and "what do you want?" Well, JERKS, what I *wanted* was to drop off my waste water without getting the high hat! But I guess that's too much to ask. It's Christmas time so naturally I have a lot of waste water laying around (argh, the holidays!!!) So I brought in 17 gallons of waste water to be reclaimed. These CHARLATANS looked at me and my waste like I was a NUISANCE rather than a conscientious citizen. Like I explained to Maria (total bitch), it's not my fault that one of my containers leaked on her desk calendar. If you don't like getting waste water on your desk calendar, then DON'T HAVE A DESK CALENDAR, DUMMY. The whole time I was there, I got the impression that I was being looked down upon. I have no idea why. I consider grooming to be very important (I once showered four times in one morning!!) so I know it wasn't about that. I was wearing my Barstow High School zip-up fleece jacket (go Aztecs!!), my Gary Unmarried t-shirt (big fan), and a pair of velour cutoff shorts that I have been told make me look very "continental." Why they expected me to dress in formal wear just to drop off my waste water is beyond me. This isn't Manhattan, guys, get out of your ivory towers!! Also, parking here was a total nightmare (no lines to designate parking spaces, what is this, communist Africa?) and I could have done without the locked gate. It was not a difficult climb, but still, an inconvenience. In the end, these bozos took my waste water. Did they say "thank you?" No. You know who else didn't ever say thank you? The Manson family. I'm not saying there's a connection but I'm just saying that I don't think the Manson family is a very good role model for customer service. The only upside was that while I was there I saw an actor I recognized from TV. He's the one with down syndrome that I think is on that show about state parks.

What a disappointment! The brochure said there would be a pool, and THERE WAS NO POOL!!!! Also, a…read morecouple Baby Ruths floating in some MTN Dew is not a snack counter- please don't make the same mistake I did. No amount of water-drinking will eliminate the flavors. This is NOT the family-friendly theme park the website suggests it is. My kids now have all sorts of questions, like: "Is that a dead rat?", "Why did Nana have to die?", and "Is there a God?". If I could rate this negative stars I would.

Quite a unique park and quite a drive to get there. Saw it on the freeway coming from CA to LV and…read moredecided to stop by on the way back and took a while after getting off the freeway to get there. It was hot day so did quite walk around much but a lot of fun, interesting sculptures for sure. Great place for a drive break or place to appreciate fun unique arts.

Just near Eddy's world and just drivable area. No personnel or security so come at your own risk…read more No service is there but it's great to see interesting landmark.

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