Mojave River Forks Regional Park

This is a nice campground away from the city. Not too much to do here but it is peaceful. It is the desert and at the base of the mountains, so it gets a bit windy at times. There does not appear to be a campground host, nor anyone at the entrance. With that, I recommend doing reservations online prior to showing up to make sure you aren't taking someone's spot they may have reserved, especially since they don't post which sites are reserved. That would be my main complaint at this time. The County does drive through once in a while, but it is quick. There are restrooms and showers here, but we did not use them this time. They were decent the last time we were here a few years ago. The RV portion has full hookups and few trees. The spaces are well spread apart so you are not right on to

$54 per night which included the $10 junk fee to make the reservation and $5 pet fee. Sign at the entrance says that FHU is $40 per night but it's $11 more if you pay online, PLUS the junk fee. Power went out and were not offered any credit or refund. We've got plenty of battery power. Site had lots of sky for solar and satellite. There were about 30 goats wandering at the front entrance on our arrival. They apparently just wander the entire park, came through our site one day. Don't know who they belong to. Our site was dirty, fire ring filled with trash. Restrooms were dirty, decades of hard water deposits that no one ever cleans. Peeling paint, graffiti. Bathrooms and showers have no grates on the floor drains, exposed wiring where heater removed, work not to code. Only one shower had a

Decent enough for enjoying with friends and family. Bathrooms need some love cosmetically and health wise need mold removed. Bugs and sand expected, but overall very good easy weekend. Equestrian friendly too which was cool! Lots of exploring available. Thank you SBCParks!

Extremely relaxed spot to get away! I do not like going out on the weekends, but took a good friend out for his birthday there on a Sunday, and was still one of the most peaceful days at a park I've ever had! Entering can be a bit confusing, just make sure to have 8 bucks cash on hand! I left a 10, but I made great use of it! You can wander around the north end and all the way to the dam! We found a creek and was just simply amazed by nature. Highly recommend this spot to get out of the grid!

We absolutely DO NOT recommend! We arrived in the late afternoon and we were told by the attendant who was driving around on the cart that when we chose a spot to go ahead and put the money in the pay box. Because there's no attendant on site, people were free to scream bloody murder all night long. After several hours of this, and my PTSD and my service dog being triggered, we decided to pack it up and just leave at about 2:30 a.m. Come to find out, they lock the gate and you're not able to get in or out without a code, which the attendant failed to give us or even tell us that we needed. None of the phone numbers had anyone that answered and there was absolutely no way to get out! It took us about an hour of driving around at 3:00 in the morning to find someone that was still awake who