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Mojave Narrows County Regional Park
Mojave Narrows County Regional Park in Victorville, California is a 1,800-acre park located in the Mojave Desert. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including camping, fishing, boating, picnicking, and hiking. The park also features a variety of wildlife, including coyotes, bobcats, and desert tortoises. The park is home to a variety of plants, including Joshua trees, creosote bushes, and cacti. The park also features a variety of trails, including the Mojave River Trail, which follows the river for over five miles. The park is open year-round and offers a variety of amenities, including restrooms, picnic tables, and a campground.
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- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Oksana Perez
Our family came here to do a quick RV camping trip for the kids. We read the reviews about the train and thought it wouldn't be a big deal. The train...was very loud. I thought we would see it go by a couple of times but it would run by what seemed like three times per hour. And literally the tracks are right over the fence. You can feel the train go by in the trailer. And it certainly woke me up about 3 times in the night. But I'm a light sleeper. Other than that, it was a pleasant, family-friendly experience. Thumbs up!
Roman Romeo
Gorgeous rec area .. it needs a ranger or two to enforce peace and order. SOME visitors are inconsiderate of the environment.
Toni Wassenberg
This is a great park to camp in. We stayed one night in January, so there weren't many people here. It's beautiful and quiet, except for the trains which are fairly constant. Less at night.
#TEAMNOSLEEP
Great place to bring the family if your looking to camp, fish, and relax by the lake. They have two different lakes for fishing, a playground, which doubles as a water park during the summer, and plenty of spaces to trailer camp, and tent camp. Full hookups are available at a fair price. This place really gets busy during the holidays so book in advance.
Melissa H
I've been coming to this park for years but only recently learned of the second lake and the walking/hiking trail. The trail is flat and concrete which might make it convenient for those with motorized scooters, canes, or walking sticks. I've seen many riding by with e-bikes. Lots of people fishing. It's usually a quiet trail with occasional dog walkers and other walkers/hikers. There's not much coverage and during the summer it can be hot without a visor. The walk from the yellow/white poles to the bridge is about 1.5 miles. Round trip it's about 3 miles. I haven't gone further than the bridge. The park itself has a splash pad for kids during a hot summer, playground, horse area (although I've only seen two horses in 6 years), another lake, a bridge, a camping area, picnic tables (that can be reserved for gatherings), and lots of grass space for frisbee, reading and more. Overall, it's a great regional park. Very nice and informative people at the entrance gate.