Joshua Tree National Park

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74485 National Park Drive
Twentynine Palms, CA 92277-3597

Two distinct desert ecosystems, the Mojave and the Colorado, come together in Joshua Tree National Park. A fascinating variety of plants and animals make their homes in a land sculpted by strong winds and occasional torrents of rain. Dark night skies, a rich cultural history, and surreal geologic features add to the wonder of this vast wilderness in southern California. Come explore for yourself!

Directions

From I-10, take exit 117 for CA Hwy 62 toward 29 Palms/Yucca Valley. This will allow you to access the West Entrance, the North Entrance, Black Rock, and Indian Cove. Take exit 168 off I-10 to come in at the park's South Entrance.

Reviews

10,836 reviews

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2,214

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801

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403

1 stars

274

Alana C

Campground:Cottonwood Campground (Ca)

Loop:Cottonwood Campground (Ca)

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Reviewed 7 days ago

Good distance between campsites, and the running water and flush toilets were great

Sean G

Campground:Jumbo Rocks Campground

Loop:Jumbo Rocks Campground

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Reviewed 8 days ago

Great camp, well maintained

Ernesto F

Campground:Jumbo Rocks Campground

Loop:Jumbo Rocks Campground

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Reviewed 8 days ago

Absolutely gorgeous camp sight, waking up in the morning to the alien looking jumbo rocks to squeezing a sunset hike to take the skull rock nature trail (One trail head located in the campground). Everyone was respectful just be sure to follow the quite hours and stay respectful.

Robert B

Campground:Cottonwood Campground (Ca)

Loop:Cottonwood Campground (Ca)

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Reviewed 8 days ago

Fair amount of noise from other campers (music, generators, etc.). Campsite and restrooms were very clean.

Paul M

Campground:Ryan Campground

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Reviewed 8 days ago

Super fun to hike the Ryan Mountain trail, look down from the top and see your tent!!!

James O

Campground:Indian Cove Campground

Loop:Indian Cove Campground

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Reviewed 8 days ago

This was our second time staying at this campground. It's very nice. Bathrooms are very clean. Beautiful rocks surround the campground. Nice little hikes to do straight from campground. We will definitely stay here again.

Keep your options open

Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park.

Popularity: Quiet

Busiest in November, when about 32% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 7 years of reservations.