Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Baker, CA has a lot to offer. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in. Experience some of the most stunning views that California camping has to offer. Find the best campgrounds near Baker, CA. Read reviews from campers like you and find your perfect campsite.
$35 / night
"This place is not much of a campground, but it makes up for it in being a super cool, chilled out, low key hot spring."
"Rustic hot springs with very friendly staff. Community pool with LED lighting. Open air private baths to stargaze while you soak your tired bones. RV hookups poolside."
$35 - $170 / night
"Excellent hiking and you must rent the RAD POWER bicycles. You have an option to rent a private pool for 10 bucks though the main baths are excellent."
"The best thing is the blm land surroundings where camping has no limit. I had a spot on what is called dodge city, locals know it. It was ten miles away."
LegendThis place is not much of a campground, but it makes up for it in being a super cool, chilled out, low key hot spring. The sites are pretty close together like a lot of other RV parks, and there are very few trees, it’s the desert afterall, but the landscape is stunning!
There are hiking, biking, and ATV roads just off the property, in addition to a few other locally maintained hot pools, so you can get out and enjoy the desert. There are luxurious and clean indoor private pools that allow groups of 8 or less to soak for 30 minutes, and a large outdoor pool with smaller hot tubs right around the perimeter available 24 hours a day.
The resort offers flush toilets and hot showers as well as some pretty slow wifi closer to the office. We had pretty spotty Verizon service in the area but that’s not why you come here. You come to soak, to chill out and get away from all those notifications. And this place allows you to do it.
Additionally there are some small and sparsely decorated cabins and guest rooms for folks without an RV or camping gear. All of the sites have electricity and nearby water, but we never need hook ups because our solar panel system works simply and beautifully out in the desert sun, and everywhere else we’ve been.
Locally, there isn’t much in the way of food except a local steakhouse, bistro and brewery serving barbeque, we didn’t checkout any of them. We did make a day trip down to China Ranch for some amazing Date Shakes and Mediterranean fare. There’s some great hiking down there as well, and well worth the bike ride or drive.
The closest town with all the regular services is Pahrump Nevada, about 45 minutes away.
GuideRustic hot springs with very friendly staff. Community pool with LED lighting. Open air private baths to stargaze while you soak your tired bones. RV hookups poolside. Conveniently located restrooms and showers. Water is mineral water, so drink if ready for a cleanse.
TravelerRecommended by a friend, this place did not disappoint. We arrived around 3 on a rainy day, checked in ($35/person) and had a full hook-up but only used the electric. Got in a soak before dinner in one of the 4 private tub rooms. Each has a shower and is open to the sky. Later that evening we enjoyed the swimming pool and outdoor spa, then a private soak and shower sans suit . One more stew in the am before checkout left us refreshed, relaxed and ready for the drive into Death Valley.
Traveler* No “small” children allowed.
“Old School” RV Park, with several “cabin” options and no tent-specific sites —
BUT The Water...? Oh, YEAH!!! Spectacular new pool area with 4 HOT tubs (105-107) which overflow into the main pool (90-95), open 24/7 except for cleaning...
6? private, clothing-optional soaking tubs, one open-to-the-Sky.
LegendThis place is awesome! The pools are relaxing, tranquil, and rejuvenating. Excellent hiking and you must rent the RAD POWER bicycles. You have an option to rent a private pool for 10 bucks though the main baths are excellent. Ryan Thomas runs the place with a team of docents/volunteers who live on site. Many options to suit any traveler and in November we went to Tecopa Takeover, a lovely music fest!
GuideQuick place to stay if you are trying to check out Death Valley. No service here, so you should plan ahead of time.
TravelerThere is a certain charm about desert camping in January, daytime temperatures are comfortable and nighttime pleasant enough without being bitter cold. Having a hot pool of water nearby to soak in when temps drop into the twenties is nice resource. The pools are segregated into men and women areas and clothing is optional. If one is disturbed by well worn bodies of all sorts of shapes and sizes the hot spring resort down the road has private pools one can reserve for privacy. It is a community pool in an area known for odd folks.
TravelerHot tubs and pool were gorgeous, great views, friendly staff. The private indoor hot tubs with showers were an extra bonus.
RangerFriendly host and fellow campers. Almost all camping is large and mid size RV. There are also small trailers and small units you can rent. Camp is $35 a night but gets you into the outdoor hot springs large and small pools and 4 private tubs which I really liked. I’m car camping and my immediate neighbors were truck camping. Heard coyotes at night and beautiful stars. It’s a funky spot and maybe a tad rough around the edges but everything was clean and folks were friendly. Cool desert trail in the sand where I walked the dog and nice bench to sit and mountain watch. All water here is mineral water so get your driving water elsewhere. Definitely was a good spot to stop for the night.
Cabin camping near Baker, California offers a unique blend of relaxation and adventure, with access to stunning desert landscapes and rejuvenating hot springs.
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular cabin campground near Baker, CA is Delight’s Hot Springs Campground with a 4.6-star rating from 9 reviews.
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