Hole-In-The-Wall Campground

Providence Mountains State Recreation Area, PO Box #1, Essex, CA 92332

Tucked away in the rugged Providence Mountains, this intimate campground offers just five developed sites for those seeking solitude in one of California's most spectacular desert landscapes. Here, where the silence is broken only by desert winds and distant coyote calls, you'll discover a camping experience that feels worlds away from civilization, yet rewards visitors with some of the Mojave's most stunning vistas.

P.O. Box 56, Essex, CA, 92332, USA

Hidden among the dramatic volcanic rock formations of Mojave National Preserve, Hole-in-the-Wall Campground offers adventurers a chance to experience the raw beauty of the high desert. This secluded retreat features 35 spacious sites accommodating both RVs (up to 33 feet) and tents, plus two intimate walk-in tent sites for those seeking extra solitude. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under the star-studded desert sky. Essential amenities include pit toilets and potable water spigots strategically placed throughout the campground, ensuring comfort without compromising the authentic wilderness experience.

Mojave National Preserve

Escape to true desert solitude at Black Canyon Group and Equestrian Campground, where two spacious sites welcome larger parties and horse enthusiasts deep within Mojave National Preserve. Miles from the nearest neighbor, you'll find everything essential for a comfortable basecamp—picnic tables, fresh water, vault toilets, fire rings, and generous parking—while the vast desert wilderness stretches endlessly beyond.

P.O. Box 56, Essex, CA, 92332, USA

Gather your tribe at Black Canyon Group and Equestrian Campground, where the vast Mojave Desert becomes your private playground. This spacious haven welcomes groups of 15 to 50 adventurers, offering the perfect blend of camaraderie and wilderness. Horse lovers will find paradise here, with six well-maintained corrals ready to accommodate your four-legged companions. Whether you're planning a family reunion under endless desert skies, organizing a riding club expedition, or bringing together friends for an unforgettable escape, this campground transforms group camping into an extraordinary desert experience.

Mojave National Preserve

Perched at 5,600 feet in the heart of Mojave National Preserve, Mid Hills Campground offers a refreshing escape from the scorching desert floor below. This remote sanctuary sits beneath a canopy of pinyon pine and juniper, where winding unpaved roads lead adventurous travelers to a cooler, quieter corner of the Mojave—though you'll need to bring your own water for this off-grid desert experience.

P.O. Box 56, Essex, CA, 92332, USA

Perched at 5,600 feet above the desert floor, Mid-Hills Campground offers a refreshing mountain retreat where cooler breezes replace the intense heat of the Mojave below. This secluded sanctuary features 26 thoughtfully spaced campsites, with half nestled beneath the protective canopy of resilient pinyon pines and junipers that weathered the transformative 2005 Hackberry Fire. Here, primitive camping meets profound tranquility, creating an authentic wilderness experience where the loudest sounds come from wind whispering through ancient trees and your own campfire crackling under star-filled skies.

P.O. Box 56, Essex, CA, 92332, USA

Hidden among the dramatic volcanic rock formations of Mojave National Preserve, Hole-in-the-Wall Campground offers adventurers a chance to experience the raw beauty of the high desert. This secluded retreat features 35 spacious sites accommodating both RVs (up to 33 feet) and tents, plus two intimate walk-in tent sites for those seeking extra solitude. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under the star-studded desert sky. Essential amenities include pit toilets and potable water spigots strategically placed throughout the campground, ensuring comfort without compromising the authentic wilderness experience.

Mojave National Preserve

Escape to true desert solitude at Black Canyon Group and Equestrian Campground, where two spacious sites welcome larger parties and horse enthusiasts deep within Mojave National Preserve. Miles from the nearest neighbor, you'll find everything essential for a comfortable basecamp—picnic tables, fresh water, vault toilets, fire rings, and generous parking—while the vast desert wilderness stretches endlessly beyond.

Providence Mountains State Recreation Area, PO Box #1, Essex, CA 92332

Tucked away in the rugged Providence Mountains, this intimate campground offers just five developed sites for those seeking solitude in one of California's most spectacular desert landscapes. Here, where the silence is broken only by desert winds and distant coyote calls, you'll discover a camping experience that feels worlds away from civilization, yet rewards visitors with some of the Mojave's most stunning vistas.

Mojave National Preserve

Perched at 5,600 feet in the heart of Mojave National Preserve, Mid Hills Campground offers a refreshing escape from the scorching desert floor below. This remote sanctuary sits beneath a canopy of pinyon pine and juniper, where winding unpaved roads lead adventurous travelers to a cooler, quieter corner of the Mojave—though you'll need to bring your own water for this off-grid desert experience.

P.O. Box 56, Essex, CA, 92332, USA

Gather your tribe at Black Canyon Group and Equestrian Campground, where the vast Mojave Desert becomes your private playground. This spacious haven welcomes groups of 15 to 50 adventurers, offering the perfect blend of camaraderie and wilderness. Horse lovers will find paradise here, with six well-maintained corrals ready to accommodate your four-legged companions. Whether you're planning a family reunion under endless desert skies, organizing a riding club expedition, or bringing together friends for an unforgettable escape, this campground transforms group camping into an extraordinary desert experience.

P.O. Box 56, Essex, CA, 92332, USA

Perched at 5,600 feet above the desert floor, Mid-Hills Campground offers a refreshing mountain retreat where cooler breezes replace the intense heat of the Mojave below. This secluded sanctuary features 26 thoughtfully spaced campsites, with half nestled beneath the protective canopy of resilient pinyon pines and junipers that weathered the transformative 2005 Hackberry Fire. Here, primitive camping meets profound tranquility, creating an authentic wilderness experience where the loudest sounds come from wind whispering through ancient trees and your own campfire crackling under star-filled skies.