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GenieMagic
90
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
Hole-in-the-Wall Campground at Mojave National Preserve is a great spot for RVers, tent campers, and anyone looking to explore the desert. The campground is situated in a valley between hills, with breathtaking scenery and an amazing variety of cacti. It is accessible by a 1-2 hour drive on unpaved roads, and offers sites that are some distance apart for a quiet atmosphere. It is a first come first serve campground, and usually not fully packed. Facilities include fire rings, picnic tables, potable water, sanidump, dumpsters, and pit toilets. There is also a visitors center with flush toilets and a small gift shop nearby. There are plenty of activities to do in the area, such as the Rings Trail, Kelso Depot, Mojave Cross, the largest Joshua Tree Forest, and Kelso Dunes, all within an hour ride from the campground. The campground is open year-round, but the water is turned off in early December. Be aware that the wind can be quite strong at night, and it is best to stake down your tent extra tight. There are also plenty of critters in the area, so be sure to keep food stored away. Enjoy the amazing desert views, star gazing, and the peaceful atmosphere at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground.
From The Campground
Mojave National Preserve Campgrounds offer two options for camping: Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and Mid Hills Campground. Hole-in-the-Wall Campground is surrounded by sculptured volcanic rock walls and offers 35 campsites for RVs and tents, as well as two walk-in sites. Mid Hills Campground is located at a higher elevation and offers 26 campsites surrounded by pinyon pine and juniper trees. Both campgrounds offer pit toilets, trash receptacles, fire rings, and picnic tables, but no utility hookups or dump stations. Firewood is not available in the park. Campsites are first-come, first-served and cost $12 per site per night, with discounts available for America the Beautiful pass holders. Larger groups of 15 or more can reserve the Black Canyon Equestrian & Group Campground by calling (760) 252-6100. Careful planning and knowledge of camping guidelines and regulations are recommended to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience for visitors and the fragile desert environment.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
NPS
Contact
(760) 252-6100
MOJA_Superintendent@nps.gov
GenieMagic
90
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Reservations
Reserve by
MOJA_Superintendent@nps.gov
Quick Stats
35
Sites
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
4304ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
Hole-in-the-Wall Campground at Mojave National Preserve is a great spot for RVers, tent campers, and anyone looking to explore the desert. The campground is situated in a valley between hills, with breathtaking scenery and an amazing variety of cacti. It is accessible by a 1-2 hour drive on unpaved roads, and offers sites that are some distance apart for a quiet atmosphere. It is a first come first serve campground, and usually not fully packed. Facilities include fire rings, picnic tables, potable water, sanidump, dumpsters, and pit toilets. There is also a visitors center with flush toilets and a small gift shop nearby. There are plenty of activities to do in the area, such as the Rings Trail, Kelso Depot, Mojave Cross, the largest Joshua Tree Forest, and Kelso Dunes, all within an hour ride from the campground. The campground is open year-round, but the water is turned off in early December. Be aware that the wind can be quite strong at night, and it is best to stake down your tent extra tight. There are also plenty of critters in the area, so be sure to keep food stored away. Enjoy the amazing desert views, star gazing, and the peaceful atmosphere at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground.
From The Campground
Mojave National Preserve Campgrounds offer two options for camping: Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and Mid Hills Campground. Hole-in-the-Wall Campground is surrounded by sculptured volcanic rock walls and offers 35 campsites for RVs and tents, as well as two walk-in sites. Mid Hills Campground is located at a higher elevation and offers 26 campsites surrounded by pinyon pine and juniper trees. Both campgrounds offer pit toilets, trash receptacles, fire rings, and picnic tables, but no utility hookups or dump stations. Firewood is not available in the park. Campsites are first-come, first-served and cost $12 per site per night, with discounts available for America the Beautiful pass holders. Larger groups of 15 or more can reserve the Black Canyon Equestrian & Group Campground by calling (760) 252-6100. Careful planning and knowledge of camping guidelines and regulations are recommended to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience for visitors and the fragile desert environment.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
NPS
Contact
(760) 252-6100
MOJA_Superintendent@nps.gov
Quick Stats
35
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
4304ft.
Elevation
442196
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