Reviews

Laura Pitka

Basically a big parking lot where you can tent or RV camp. The staff are super helpful and friendly (Dawn was so great!). There is a restroom and wash sink area as well as a community fire pit. You can get a camping pass at the little kiosk there. Super easy and good location as it's fairly central to everything.

Crystal Mechling

No reservations needed, beautiful scenery, great location near store/ restaurant/ visitor center ! Tent, RV, car camping all welcome. There are no hook ups. Bathrooms and running water are spread out throughout the campground. (You pay $18 at a kiosk at the back)

DENNIS BELL

great place. lots of room. half empty. all gravel. no trees or hookups.

Steve Meier

This is really just a large gravel parking lot with lines painted to indicate individual campsites. I was traveling with my brother (2 vehicles) and neither of us were tent camping, so the accommodations were fine. Price for site was very fair, and no extra for a 2nd vehicle.

Michele Belisle

It is a parking lot. Dry camping. 18$ per night. Camp host are very nice. The view is super. However, the road from LA is rough for the transmission and brakes.

Noah M

just a parking lot but it has toilets. is close to the road but not too loud and there was plenty of space between people and we tent camped. pretty cheap at $18/night and very talkative camp host. amazing views and campground below sea level, I'll never forget staying here!

David Shore

This is a sardine camp with plenty of sites for the holiday visitors. $14 per night for up to 30 nights! Decent restrooms. The nearby Texas Springs camp is better for tents, and generators are prohibited there. Both camps are first come. There is a free dump and fill station.