This park was clean and well-kept with a very friendly owner, but this is about as basic as it gets. It's on the highway. Ground cover is large gravel, making dog-walking difficult. There's a nice road behind the park where you can take your dog, but the gate was closed at night, and was still closed when we left at 7:00 a.m., so we had to take our pooches elsewhere, or walk on the main drag. It was very convenient for an overnight stay, but not conducive to hanging around. We'd stay again under similar circumstances, but not for more than one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean park, well kept. Very close to highway. Very small place, no amenities, no place for children to play. In town. Room to walk dogs behind the park. Good for a stopover to see Joshua Tree National Park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is clean and secure. Employee and owner were super nice. Laundry is available in the office: nice clean machines. We stayed for 1 week. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We found this park online and thought the rates looked OK. We called the park and confirmed the same rates as listed on the website. Upon arriving we were told to park the camper and then come in to pay. When we went to pay the rate has now increased for no reason. The owner states that the rate on the website is wrong. He claimed he would correct the rate on the website. It has been a month and the rate still shows the same on the website. The park has nothing to do and the owner seems to be rather crabby as we overheard him yelling at another RV couple and his maintenance men. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a very nice little park. It is on the main street in Yucca Valley, but the road noise is not bad at all. Management is very accommodating and friendly. Rate reflects weekly rate. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is now under new management. The two gentlemen who are managing the day to day operations of the park are outstanding in regards to customer service. They helped me guide my rig into its space and pointed out all of the utility hook-up points. They explained the park amenities and gate hours. They were also able to provide me with fax service an envelope and a postage stamp. This is a small park with very few amenities, but it appears well maintained and is very easy to enter and exit. There is only one pull-through site and it is occupied by a long-term guest. There weekly rate is $162.00. It is a great place to stay if you are visiting Joshua Tree National Park and want full hook-ups as there are none in the National Park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground isn't much on amenities, but it is one of the nicer campgrounds in the Morongo Basin. No pool or hot tub, but there is a small room in the office where you can watch TV, and a laundry room. Very quiet, other than the Harley Davidson dealership across the street. The manager is a very nice guy, willing to help you out with anything he can. Located in town, close to shopping, and near the Old Town area of Yucca Valley. If you are in the Yucca Valley area, I would recommend this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice park. Restrooms & showers are clean. The park is pretty new as is with most of Yucca Valley. At this time they do not have sewer. They had sewer but the California environment or something came through all of the area parks and shut down the sewer dumps. No WiFi, cable TV is great, electric is good, water is city water. We used distilled water because we did not like the taste of the water. When I called they told me they have a small site and a overflow site. The small site is beside the office and only big enough for a van size rig. The overflow site is outside the park in the back. We were surprised when we saw the location. It is more like in an alley. We just wanted to stay one night so we stayed in the overflow site. There is another campground but the overflow site is 10 times better than any place in the Motel RV park near by. We had no trouble staying here because we were visiting friends. I think a few of the people staying here are long term. This is in the area of the Joshua Tree National Park which is interesting to drive through. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.