This is Jumbo Rocks Campground in Joshua Tree National Park. The campground is situated in the center of Joshua Tree, so it is one of the best campgrounds for quick access to what the park has to offer. It is near Skull Rock and of course many other rock features found at Joshua Tree.
There are 124 campsites at Jumbo Rocks Campground.
RVs are allowed, however there are no hook-ups, no water. 35 feet is the maximum length.
Each site rate is 20.00 with reservation.
Below is a link to YouTube so you can watch a 360 Video view of Jumbo Rocks Campground. If you are using a phone, you can move your phone to see the different angles.
https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/272300
The link above will show you availability according to date and the video will show the site and surroundings since it is a 360 video. Happy Camping.
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