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Joshua Tree/Indian Cove
Joshua Tree Indian Cove is a popular camping and rock climbing destination located in Twentynine Palms, California. The area is part of the Joshua Tree National Park and is known for its stunning desert landscape and unique rock formations. The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including coyotes, jackrabbits, and roadrunners. The area is also popular for its hiking trails, which offer stunning views of the surrounding desert. Indian Cove is a great place to explore the beauty of the desert and experience the unique wildlife of the area.
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User Reviews
Cynthia Soto
Super chill area to camp. I visited campground 13. Shadow tip: There is a big rock that provides shade after 1 pm
J. W.
Loved our camp site. I'd recommend booking any of the sites from 29-39 or up to 16. The others are tiny and on the main route. We were at spot 30 and had an amazing cave behind us. We were able to set up our tent a little inside it to protect against the sun. There are lots of drop toilets and trash cans.
Chris Lupo
Great dramatic rocks in nearly every campsite. Most of the sites are larger than what you can get at Jumbo Rocks. Water is available at the Rangers Station on the way in. Vault toilets are pretty well maintained.
Michael Brandin
Really great campground spot. Lots of interesting rock bouldering and a few hiking trails to select from. Thought this was one of the best sites in the park camping right up against the rock formations and sites had some space between them. Less people around like Skull Rock area. Need to travel to get to better hiking trails, so do so either on way in or out. If using AllTrails, I do recommend, do not travel the Mount Bob Loop - it really is not authorized and it turned out to have bouldering kids or many just can't manage.
wendy jo Peterson
In winter this is a great spot to camp. It’s generally a bit warmer than the main park, which can be great for overnight. Ample climbs and trails plus cool campsites. The only downfall are other people and their choices not to follow the rules. We had two dogs charge out of campsites because they were not leashed, even knocking my daughter down. And we had an RV insist on running their generator throughout the night, which is against the rules. I didn’t ding the rating for that, because those are human issues, not the fault of the campsites. The stars at night are spectacular and they’ve got picnic tables and fire rings.