Joshua tree BLM by entrance

Pros: when we arrived, we easily found a spot to set up camp far away from others. The view is great. We were able to drive in and out in a front wheel drive just fine. It looks like it was easily accessible for other vehicles as well! We had a couple of cool bird sightings.

Cons: I was disappointed to find that there was so much trash along the road and at the campsites. We did our best to leave the spot better than we found it, but there was too much trash to possibly leave it the way we would have liked to find it. The highway is very audible from this site. This didn’t come as a surprise, but it is an unfortunate downside.

Beautiful spot but the 22+ mph winds are no joke!

Stayed as far back as I could where the crack ends the road.

It’s however well kept and free of trash. Keep it up, People!! 👍

It’s a little crowded, but still able to get decent distance from other campers. We did a little clean up in our spot, broken bottle ect. Highly recommend scouting before entering with your rig.

Just off the highway but before the park. Camping on left and right. Easy to find a spot on a Saturday late December. Neighbors are far enough away, good privacy, low noise

Good little camping spot. Nothing too fancy but there are fire pits and great access to the National Park.

Great area, only downside is it is close to the freeway, so there will be lights visible from traffic as well as traffic sounds / sirens

Quiet! Many others, but SO much land, they were quite far from us! Lovely and cool in May! Praise Yahweh!

Far enough from the interstate, no noise! (No earplugs needed at night!)

Pretty basic spot, sites are nice and spread out so even when there are a lot of people you are not on top of each other. Easy access to the park and some nice views. The sites overlook I-10 so expect some road noise

The place was pretty nice. Easy to find right off of 10. The noise of traffic wasn’t a problem at all. We had a nice fire and it wasn’t horribly cold at night and had a beautiful morning here too.

Easy access off I10, minimal highway noise. Busy on weekends! Pack it in, pack it out!!! Lots of trash.

Right outside the entrance to Joshua Tree NP and very easy to find and identify the spots. Great cell signal and pretty quiet.

Great spot, no noise from I-10, simple to get to, scenic, and very close to the park. Great cell reception, we both worked remote all week on numerous simultaneous video calls without issue on hotspot.

This is dispersed/rustic camping only and not an RV park. Decent cell phone coverage and lots of open lots on BLM land just outside of park entrance. Large RV friendly on in certain areas. Stay on harder surfaces as you will sink.

Great visit with our RTT. People were friendly, lots of campers. Same road to entrance to Joshua NP.

Has cell signal!

Nice little spot to stay. No developed sites only rock fire rings. Great place to stay if your on your way to Joshua Tree

Great Park! 35 miles across Great RV campground at the Hwy 10 entrance and nowhere else. Small vehicle campgrounds scattered around the park. Boulders are Amazing. We love Black Water campgrounds but they are starting to say No Class A units they have six sites.

Right by entrance to park, be careful there are some soft sand areas. I did fine in my FWD Equinox. Good cell service and a lot of established sites with rock fire rings.