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Newberry Mountain RV Park
Overview
Newberry Mountain RV Park offers a peaceful desert retreat located in the heart of the Mojave. This park serves as a welcoming oasis for travelers navigating the long stretches of the California high desert landscape. With a focus on tranquility and accessibility, the park provides a reliable base camp for those exploring the historic Route 66 corridor. Visitors often appreciate the slower pace of life here, alongside the clear, star-filled night skies that define this unique region of San Bernardino County.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Newberry Springs, California, the park is conveniently located just off Interstate 40. The surrounding landscape is characterized by stunning mountain vistas and wide-open desert plains that change colors beautifully at sunset. Its proximity to Barstow makes it a practical stop for grocery runs and supplies, while the immediate area offers a quiet escape from highway noise. The park's position allows guests to enjoy the rugged beauty of the desert while remaining connected to major travel routes.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with several features to ensure a comfortable stay for both short-term travelers and long-term residents. Key highlights include:
- Spacious pull-through sites with full 30/50 amp hookups.
- A seasonal swimming pool and a stocked fishing pond for relaxation.
- Clean restrooms, hot showers, and on-site laundry facilities.
These features provide the essential comforts needed after a long day of driving through the California desert climate.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Exploring the local area reveals a variety of fascinating geological and historical sites. A short drive takes visitors to the Calico Ghost Town, a famous silver mining camp that dates back to the 1880s. Nature enthusiasts can venture into the Mojave National Preserve or visit the nearby Bagdad Cafe, a well-known filming location. The proximity to the Pisgah Crater also offers unique hiking and exploration opportunities across volcanic cinder cones and ancient lava flows.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for road trippers and snowbirds looking for a quiet, affordable home base in Southern California. It appeals specifically to travelers who prefer a rustic, authentic environment that prioritizes peace and quiet over flashy resort features. Because of the large site footprints, it is also a great fit for big-rig owners who require easy maneuverability. Whether you are passing through on your way east or staying for a desert winter, it offers a functional and friendly atmosphere.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Betty Roberts
I’ve tent camped here several times. There’s plenty of shady spots under the trees. Nice bathroom with shower. Beautiful sunsets and stars. Right down the road from Bagdad Cafe.
Brandon Gonzales
Assigned to a two week project and found this nice spot perfect for my tow behind. It was nice having shade for my trailer as I really wasn’t expecting much around those parts. There was even a swimming pool that I wish I made time for. Pool was well taken care of. Owner was very nice. If ever back in the area, I know where to stay.
J Summer Westman
Small park that deserves a 5-star review for what it is. Very nice people, very easy to find, check-in, and find our space. The space was a bit short for us; one phone call took care of that. We were there off-season, so it was very easy for us to move. Pretty duck ponds. We were just passing through, so did not check out amenities.
Sara Smith
Booked an overnight on our way between Phx area and Sequoia NP with our dog Kali and travel trailer. Sites are easy to get into with pull through and full hookups and are level graveled surfaces. You are located close to the I-40 and trains that come through as well so I hope you are not a light sleeper. We were not affected as we had the AC cranked up in the trailer and drowned out all noise. The June temps are in the 90’s here as it is a desert. My dog Kali was enchanted with the ducks and geese in the pond and enjoyed walking in the park. My partner cooled off and took a dip in the pool which was nice. All in all it was an affordable place to stay for one night and cost only $54.
William Feigles
The location is nothing special, but a perfect stop over for us on the way to the Grand Canyon. Very pleasantly surprised by this neat little park. Clean and well kept. Nice little duck pond. Would stay again.