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Desert Capri Mobile Homes
Overview
Overview
Desert Capri Mobile Homes in Adelanto, California offers travelers a permanent or extended-stay base within the distinct landscape of the western Mojave Desert. This High Desert setting places visitors along the historical paths of the Victor Valley region, characterized by wide-open skies, sweeping valley views, and a classic high-desert climate defined by warm summers and crisp winter nights.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned in the northern region of San Bernardino County, the property sits near major regional arteries including U.S. Route 395 and State Route 18. Travelers approaching the area navigate through rolling desert terrain framed by the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains to the south. The surrounding environment features sparse creosote scrub, frequent windy days, and notable seasonal temperature shifts typical of the high desert plateau.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site amenities for Desert Capri Mobile Homes are not publicly detailed, visitors must contact management directly to verify current site dimensions, utility access, and accommodation types. Travelers should specifically inquire about hookup configurations, vehicle length limits, and seasonal availability before finalizing travel plans to ensure the space aligns with their specific rig requirements.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding Victor Valley region provides access to notable desert recreation and historic landmarks. Outdoor enthusiasts frequently explore the nearby Mojave River pathways or take day trips toward the vast wilderness of the Mojave National Preserve to the east. Additionally, historical sites along nearby sections of old Route 66 in neighboring Victorville offer local museums, classic diners, and vintage roadside stops.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits long-term contractors, regional travelers, and extended-stay visitors seeking a permanent or semi-permanent residential RV setting in the High Desert. Those who appreciate proximity to the municipal resources of Adelanto and Victorville while remaining positioned for desert excursions will find this a practical waypoint along the Route 395 corridor.
Reviews
wenses medina
its a really nice place to live the rules have been the same for years its just funny how some people get mad when they don't follow the rules and then they get called out for it . the rent goes up every year not every few months so people need to stop lying the owner has added cameras and security gates to keep the park safe as well as more lighting the park has really changed in the last few years some people just get mad because the owner tells them to clean their space and to get rid off junk cars with in the park yes it is a mobile home park but it can still look nice and clean if people listen to the rules. im very happy here if people have a problem with following rules and want to complain then pull your home out no one is forcing you to rent the space
Juliet Romero
Lived there some years ago and have family members that still live there. I got out as soon as I could and bought a home instead, following many things that management and the owner tried to get away with. The rent goes up every couple months with nothing being added to the property. They try to charge you for any little thing. They are truly worse than an HOA. Had my car broken into multiple times while parked in my lot and in the guest parking and was told it was not their problem. They go hard after some tenants and are lax on others. There is a lot of favoritism. I would warn to stay away unless you like people monitoring the way you live and try to charge you for breathing. It’s not on the best side of town so regardless I guess you get what you pay for but even then, they’re trying to charge upscale prices with nothing in return. Do not recommend, corrupt owner/management.
Tagimi Treasures
the worst place to live, from the owner who feels he can do whatever he wants with the property, to the employees who feel like they own the place !! They change the rules of the place constantly and the rent constantly increases. They always find the smallest detail to charge for everything..
Tim Addison
Very racist against Afro Americans, I'm the only raisin in the rice bowl living there and they changed my space rent from $600 a month to over $1,800 a month because I wanted to sell my home at a profit. They told my realtor they're not going to allow me to sell and is going to evict me for trying to sell at a profit.
Alex Delong
I was one of the kids in the early 2000s living there.. I was always running around with other kids.. riding bikes around the park lol I got into so much trouble.. I use to climb trees and get yelled at by the owner lol