With the cooler weather, visitors are flocking to the desert. Park Ranger Pam Tripp says campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park are a popular destination…
With cooler weather in sight, campsites in Joshua Tree National Park will once again start to fill on the weekends. While most of our nine campgrounds are on a first come, first serve basis, reservations can be made for Indian Cove and Black Rock, or for group sites at Sheep Pass, Indian Cove, and Cottonwood.
As you enjoy the beautiful desert landscape and large rock formations, camping under clear night skies can be breathtaking. For a more rugged experience, you can even try camping in the backcountry.
Campfires are allowed in designated fire rings; however, you must bring your own firewood as gathering of any vegetation in the park is prohibited. No fires are allowed in the backcountry, and, as always, bring plenty of water.
There are a variety of activities to keep everyone engaged. Stop by any of our three visitor centers to get maps and information, and to learn more about the camping rules and regulations. To make camping reservations, call 1-877-444-6777.
FALL CAMPING IS POPULAR IN JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK
