Beautiful new facility with helpful staff. Doug was able to find a place to fill our RV water…read moretanks. ( At the fairgrounds) They have lots of great maps for free and cool postcards for sale.

Very friendly. We were able to get free maps and brochures for the area. If you have interest in…read morefinding out what there is to do in the area, go take a visit! The ladies there are well involved in the community. The last time I went we chatted about a local photographer and some of the more famous spots in town for restaurants.

The park is located in a great part of town. They are very professional and where very informative…read morewhen it came to the purchase of my trailer. I'm very pleased with my decision to purchase my first home here

My wife and I really enjoyed our visit here and our walk through the tunnel…read more The drive in from Highway 14 is tough if you have a standard, low, 2wheel drive car. I don't recommend it. I drive a 2 wheel drive Explorer that is a little higher and wider tires. It took 50 minutes of careful driving to get to the tunnel. No huge rocks or washouts but a lot of loose deep sand that requires your attention. Be prepared, drive the right car and don't let the drive in stop you from visiting. There are enough signs along the way, better to call the trail markers, so you won't get lost. I used Waze and it took out any guess work. Once at the tunnel the opening looks very small and many people think that it means you need to crawl through and won't go. But just go in 15 feet or so and you can stand up all the way and it is good. My wife was very concerned and didn't want to go in until she could see me standing fully upright once I got all the way inside. My wife carried a lantern with 360 light and I had a flashlight with a thinner beam for more distance. It was a perfect combination. When you are inside you can look back and see the light at entrance getting smaller but cannot see light at the far end. Don't worry, there is a 90 degree tun near the end that blocks your view of the exit but it is there. Deep inside it really does feel like an adventure. It's just spooky enough to make you feel like you accomplished something by getting all the way through. My wife was flat out scared but was determined and did it. There is a great view spot at the far end. We walked off to both sides of opening and loved the views. There was a couple coming the other way on our way through and it was kind of fun meeting nice people in such an otherworldly place. Inside the tunnel it does not smell, there was only the tiny amount of dust we kicked up with our feet and no wind. Eerily quiet. You can still see the ore cart tracks in a couple places and it really brings to mind the immense amount or labor and dedication, or possibly obsession, this man had to finish it. It's stunning to contemplate. Go and walk it but don't just walk it, take the time to appreciate this one man, hand dug, 38 year creation.

Always fun to go there with the kids lots of exploring to do here. A high clearance vehicles is…read moreneeded. Awesome place

The manager Jim Saaty and his wife are the nicest people. I have rented cars with them a couple of…read moretimes in the past years, and they have always been so accommodating and professional. Jim helped me in a situation one time when my car was impounded by the police. It was a long, lengthy process and costly for me. But Jim was always so helpful and professional.No matter how many times I called and ranted and raved about how much everything was costing me, he was patient and explained the process no matter how many times I asked. He was always the best. I give this business the highest score 10/10.

Incompetent staff. Received a car with major dents, noted on the rental agreement addendum, yet was…read moresent to collections because the damage was never indicated in their system. It's now my burden, 3 weeks later to produce the carbon copy (pink slip) of that. Avis should have access to the top copy they kept, yes? No-- Avis is saying they don't ever have access to those documents. That makes no sense. How would you know the status of the car before I drove it, if you did not have that report. Swindlers. Expensive. Awful customers service. Huge shout out to the guy at the front desk wearing the NY GIANTS polo! You've completely wrecked my week, and possibly my credit score-- over a pre damaged Kia forte. Not to mention, you said about two words about the rental and the majority of the time flirting with me. Could've mentioned the damages anytime in that conversation!!! Thanks a TON!!

I love this motel the owners are Very family oriented and the housekeeping excellent, it's located…read morein the center of town so it's close to everything , and the pricing you can't find anywhere else . This is where I stay when am staying in a motel because they make you feel welcomed and at home .

Simple, clean, quiet accommodations. Staff is extra helpful and friendly. The bed was firm. The…read moreroom was clean. A/C worked fine. This is a whale of a deal for the traveller on a budget. They deserve a chance at your business. Used Booking.com to make the reservation. All rooms are ground floor and you park in front of your room. Off the main drag in town, so no traffic noise.

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.

Brandon, the field manager, from U-Haul saved the day. We reserved car trailer a month ago from…read moreU-Haul in another city, within two days our reservation was changed to 2 other locations. Brandon came in on his day off and got our rental completed!

Car had been smoked in Transmission was not shifting…read morecorrectly Mentioned both issues with the attendant and she ignored it Just shrugged it off Also had major attitude when we did the initial walk around and I was pointing out all the damage. Apparently the car had been in an accident. The front end clip and hood had damage and she was not going to mark it. I did on the paperwork and she was not happy I would not rent from them Go to Enterprise