Joshua Tree State Park

There is several campgrounds along Park Rd inside the National park.
Joshua Tree national Park
Most do not have any water/dump station

It's a National Park, by the way. Cottonwood CG, on the south side, has room for big rigs, but we found that there was more to do on the north end of the park. I don't know if Jumbo Rocks CG will accommodate a big rig, but it is a lot more scenic than Cottonwood. Bring your own water!

Thanks. It looks like there are only two campgrounds out of the four that would accomodate our outfit within the park. We thought we might end up staying outside the park.

There's one called the Joshua Tree Lake RV and Campground. Any word on that one?

MamaGoose wrote:
There's one called the Joshua Tree Lake RV and Campground. Any word on that one?

We stayed there in May 2013 and you can see some of the campground on our blog.

Thanks, that's great! I bookmarked your blog, too. :)

If I remember correctly, there's a real nice private park with golf course in Twenty Nine Palms. If you have a toad, leave the RV in the RV park and enjoy JTNP with your toad.

MamaGoose wrote:
Thanks. It looks like there are only two campgrounds out of the four that would accomodate our outfit within the park. We thought we might end up staying outside the park.

There's one called the Joshua Tree Lake RV and Campground. Any word on that one?

We have a 28ft. 11in, Jamboree Class C it fits but not easily, if you have a toad.

I don't know anything about RV parks in the area but if you're a fan of old time westerns, check out Pioneertown...... :) FUN place to visit! Pioneertown

MamaGoose wrote:
Thanks, that's great! I bookmarked your blog, too. :)

You are very welcome. We keep a separate journal for each year's trip and if you click on the "Doris' and Robbie's Travel Blogs" just above our picture, it will take you to the Home page where you can select which year you wish to peruse.

29 Palms has a nice RV park, but inside the park is all dry camping and except for Cottonwood, probably has few spaces for such a large rig Between Yucca Valley and the town of Joshua Tree is Indian Cove Campground and would probably accommodate you, its also dry.
Even being dry, it is often filled up as it is a World renowned rock climbing area so very popular with the climbing crowd. Cottonwood has a nice long hike to an oasis and filled with spring flowers, but its miles from the "action".
Make sure you take the Ranch tour, (check in the Visitors Center in either Joshua Tree or 29 Palms, (BTW both are worth visiting) and if you like semi easy hikes, the Barker Dam hike and the Hidden Valley Hike are fun. BUT be sure to take lots of water.