Run down, lots of permanent trailers $50 a day for one…read morenight One step above Rest area if you want electricity

Actually 3.5 stars - great location for an overnight stop if you are traveling from San Diego area…read moreto Bishop/Mammoth Lakes, about a 4.5hr drive. Lupe & Mike are friendly & helpful. There are plenty of places nearby to dry camp & park overnight for free. But $42/night ($37 Passport America price in Oct) for full hookups, near our route, is worth it to us. The place is rustic & worn, especially the 'restroom' - single working shower & single toilet - bring your own TP & hand towel. There's a cell tower nearby so reception is good. Highway 58 is close but far enough the freeway noise isn't too bad; frequent train noise so keep your windows closed esp at night. Highway 395 is ~6mi east. Gravel sites are level & clean, we didn't bother leveling for one night. Not fancy for sure, no Wi-Fi or pool, but we'll stay here again if traveling this way. Love's Travel Stop gas/diesel is 1/2mi away.

Stopped here for an overnight stay headed towards Bakersfield. The sites aren't remotely close to…read morelevel, in addition to having large desert rocks to negotiate over. However, the big kicker for me was that roughly 80% of this park is straight uphill. There are some long timers here that keep to themselves. Bathhouse was relatively clean if you need the facilities.

Honestly, it was fine, it was $40 for an overnight stay. It's Barstow, so you don't expect much…read more Speaking of, don't expect the wi-fi to work, it doesn't. Also, don't expect the pool to be clean, it isn't. As a matter of fact, it was greener than the "fishing hole" right next to it. Probably be cleaner going for a dip in it than in the pool. The sites are pull through and they are reasonably level dirt spots, with a few green oleanders sprinkled about. The check in is easy and uncomplicated. It's Barstow, and did I mention it was only $40? Oh, their restaurant wasn't open so no comment there.

The staff were so nice and very helpful. We broke down and only had our camper. One of the owners…read moresaid we could take his truck to get propane. Lots of people live there. Bathrooms dated but we enjoyed our stay.

Manager is updating and working very hard to keep the grounds clear and clean…read more Great hosts. Very attentive, friendly and professional. Weekends can get very busy, so reservations are advised. Full hook-ups, 30 and 50 amp.

Calico Ghost Town is a historic ghost town and former silver mining community located in the Calico…read moreMountains of California's Mojave Desert. Founded in 1881 during the silver mining boom, the town prospered for over a decade before declining when silver prices collapsed. By 1907, most residents had left, and Calico was eventually restored and transformed into the county-operated attraction known today as Calico Ghost Town.   Situated just off Interstate 15, about 3 miles from both Barstow and Yermo, Calico has become a popular stop for travelers exploring Southern California or driving between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. We visited in February 2026 during our trip to Las Vegas and were impressed by the dramatic desert scenery, unique rock formations, and panoramic views from the surrounding hills.   Today, visitors from around the world come to experience the atmosphere of an authentic Old West mining town. The park offers a variety of amenities, including RV and group camping, cabins and bunkhouses, mountain biking trails, off-road vehicle areas, shops, and restaurants. Throughout the year, Calico hosts several special events such as Civil War reenactments, the Spring Festival with Americana music, Calico Days celebrations featuring burro races and mining-themed activities, and the popular Halloween Ghost Haunt in October.   Only minutes from Interstate 15 and a short drive north of Barstow, Calico Ghost Town makes an enjoyable roadside stop for food, shopping, sightseeing, and a glimpse into California's mining history. However, I would recommend visiting Calico Ghost Town during the spring or winter months rather than in the summer, when desert temperatures can become extremely hot and less comfortable for exploring the outdoor attractions and surrounding hills.

Whats happened to this place ? I am sad to say that Calico…read morehas seen better days. Ive been going here since the 1980s. I miss what it felt like, even 15ish years ago. Yes its an OLD run down ghost town but it truely feels OLD and run down now. Trash everywhere. Spiderwebs and dust everywhere. Its not the Calico look, its literally no one cleaning around here. It looks so unclean everywhere we went. Also...I dont feel many workers are in Character anymore. I miss that. If they are even dressed up they are just sitting around on their phones or talking to each ither. Zero interaction. Zero immersion... just so disappointed. We keep coming back but its just getting worse.

Serria trails rv park. Very clean and nice safe community. Big lots with nice neighbors. Been here…read moregoing on 4 years. Ben the Manger has been very comadating. Keeps park safe and clean. So you need a place to rent I would highly checked out the park. We also have a pool and recroom. Also tou can't bet the price for a monthly stay and dogs are welcomed.

This is a long time RV park that has some full timers. Have stopped here several times and found…read morethe park always to be well kept and safe. Had not stopped for about ten years but this time I again found the park a nice stop. Roadways are dirt, the pool is not heated, but the staff are very helpful and friendly. Most of the back in spots are 30 amp as they are part of the original park. They have added 7 new drive thru sites with 50 amp and water. No sewer hookup but there is a dump station. The restrooms and showers are old but spotlessly maintained and very clean! Lots of hot water for your shower. This park accepts Passport America so it makes a great discount on the already very fair rates. Easy access to either SR 58 or SR 14. The property looked in better shape than it did the last visit. Grass around a number of sites and the sites clean and level.

Simple asphalt parking lot with full hook ups ( no extras ) There are 0 groceries or restaurants…read morewithin walking distance Restrooms and showers are under maintenance and repair forever with no signs of work being done Price for what is offered (not great)

What would otherwise be a great RV ground, AV Fair has permanently closed their restrooms and…read moreshowers since Covid. I write this as of June 2024.

Small RV park, 50 amp & water. No sewer at the space but there is a dump station…read more The park is next to an airstrip for gliders. (No commercial airlines). Wanted to see about taking a glider flight but the company is closed on tuesdays. There's a small restaurant at the glider company. I understand it is good. Didn't go tho. I think it closes at 4:30 pm. A REALLY NICE Walmart is about 4 miles away and the small quaint downtown is on the road to the store. Many restaurants nearby. Tehachapi is beautiful but beware of WIND!!

Great location and close to the Drive in movie theater. Owners were accommodating and location was…read moreclean and quiet.

We are visiting a friend who works in Ridgecrest, unable to stay on China Lake RV park, Bertrands…read morewas recommended. Very simple, all level sites, most are dirt. They're very wide, a couple trees, $30 a night for 50 amp full hookup. Would definitely stay again if ever in the area. They do not take reservations, first come, first served.

So this place is called Sierra Vista which is kind of funny because we live in Sierra Vista…read moreArizona but I'm from Lone Pine going up to the reunion so we stayed one night here which is a great deal for military $35 a night or so they had a nice restrooms and showers and places to cook your food and entertainment and entertainment they also have a bowling alley on the base and gas, a commissary And a place to eat

Traveling home wanted to check out a few rv parks. We discovered this place is actually on the…read morenaval base. We explained to the guard we were just checking the rv park out. The guard wasn't sure we could stay there because my husband isn't retired military so our adventure began. Found the park. It is nice and someplace we would stay. Caution! After getting lost on the base and our encounter with a different guard station we finally found where to go to get a base permit. So, unless you are active military or retired you can't stay here.

I'm glad I decided to move here. Amber and David are great. Me and my husband are pleased with how…read morethey handly things and if you have a problem there right on it. David has made it so cozy for us. He has helped with are door as well as a cover for my door way. Both him and amber are just awesome. Better managent then . Other places by fat. There on Top of everything thank you again for everything.

I traveled for work and kept my trailer at Joshua park for around 4 years, place was great it was…read morealways safe and clean and the management there was great! Also if your traveling thru or for work the park offers ride in ride out on desert that doesn't end, I'll definitely be back for the riding