Spaceport RV Park

Gravel pads and concrete slabs line the lots at Spaceport RV Park, a no-frills overnight stop in Mojave, California, sitting directly adjacent to the Mojave Air and Space Port. The setup is utilitarian by design. Sites run close together, though reviewers note that nightly spots are generally kept separate from the longer-term monthly residents, so the area around short-stay pads tends to have room to maneuver. Trains pass through occasionally, and the airfield next door means aircraft activity during the day, but multiple reviewers describe the nights as notably quiet.

Full hookups, including electric, water, and sewer, are available, and the park also provides access to showers, laundry facilities, and a dump station. Rates have ranged from $20 to $25 per night in recent reviews. The dump station and freshwater fill are available to non-overnight guests as well, at $5 and $2 respectively, making it a practical mid-route stop for RVers passing through the high desert. Bathrooms have received consistent marks for cleanliness. RVs up to 35 feet are accommodated, and reservations are available, though the park accepts walk-ins with payment envelopes when the office is closed.

"Handy stop for water and dump," Helen F. puts it simply, and that captures the park's core value well. A Denny's is within walking distance, and the airfield's small restaurant and viewing area is worth a short detour. Campers planning a longer stay in the region can browse campgrounds near Mojave or consider Sierra Trails RV Park as an alternative base. If you need a straightforward overnight with full hookups in the Mojave Desert, this park delivers exactly what it advertises.