THE BEST Equestrian CAMPING NEARBermuda Dunes, California

Joshua trees all around

This is a great value campsite for a National Park. The sites are not very private, but there is a community of campers and climbers and travelers that are, in our experience, fairly camp respectful. 

We stayed in site 12 which is on the backside of the camp (away from the road) looking out…

The pool & hot tub is the best part of this park. Getting in and getting out if you have a 40ft+ is tricky. Sharp corners, palm trees at every site. 30ampers in the 50ampers and vice-versa. No real organization, but it is a first come first serve camp. Sand....sand and more sand! Bring a vacuum…

Lake Cahuilla has a lot to offer, including a playground, lake for fishing only (no swimming), and a pool that was closed while we were there, and somewhat spacious sites. The camp host was very nice and overall the site was quiet and clean. We would defiantly come back and next time bring bikes…

Mostly level spots. Since tricky to back into. Clean bathrooms, sites are right next to each other.

While visiting family in LaQuinta this was perfect...great view over the lake, clean showers, spaces not too close, walk around the lake, big horn sheep viewing

The bathrooms were SO CLEAN! Really impressed.

The site itself was fine, nothing too fancy. The Joshua Trees around the site were really great and the kids had a good time climbing the nearby hills and hiking the trails. We had a camper van and our site (24) was relatively level. Nice picnic…

Great quiet spot nestled beneath the Joshua Trees. Nice bathrooms, no shower. Pretty sunset and sunrise views.

Fantastic with snow! Plan ahead!

We got lucky enough to find a FCFS spot that was away from other groups and in between some big rocks. Great spot with nice amenities

Amazing views. Great stargazing. Nice clean bathrooms and drinking water. Gets windy so secure your belongings.

Joshua tree is beautiful! This campsite is close to Yucca Valley so it’s close to stores and shops. It was super hot! I would prefer to camp further into the dessert so that there is less light pollution and bigger rocks to climb on.

My wife and I stayed here in early May 2021. This was our second time at Paso Picacho after visiting here a few years ago. We were even more impressed this time around. I can't say enough about this place. The grounds are serene and well kept, the atmosphere is relaxed and most of the campers were…

Great

Solid campsites with clean bathrooms and sites. The scenery around the area is nice and there are some decent, easy to medium hikes in the area.

At one site (54), had some trouble finding a flat place to stake in my tent. Happened to be really windy, so it was tough to get a fire going with one…