Steven Yan

Trains run right by the north end of the campsite at 11p, 12p, and 5a. Don't stay here if you want to sleep.

Site is level and the 30A works well.

It's expensive, but not really a far walk at all (1.5 miles) to Jackson, and if you choose your route right it's a pleasant walk through some of the beautiful residential neighborhoods.

The staff were very friendly and they serve free coffee at the office in the morning. There's also a wash station (hose with spray nozzle) that they let you use to wash your rig.

Came in October 2018, arrived mid-evening and couldn't find a walk-in spot. After visiting _every single campsite_ at Joshua Tree, we spotted a bulletin at one of the campsites that recommended Joshua Tree North as an overflow option.

30 minutes later we were rolling down a dusty dirt road in the dark that was heavily rutted in some areas, but definitely navigable by a 25' Class C. We were also able to park without needing to level. We didn't realize the sheer size of this space until morning. There were maybe 10 other campers in a space that could hold well over a 100.

A bit dusty for your pup but a very peaceful spot.