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BLACK ROCK EQUESTRIAN CAMPGROUND

National Park Service

Joshua Tree National Park

Now: 80°F Clear

Dark sky

Reservation required

Book on Recreation.gov

A site/loop map appears once pitch-level geometry is available. For now, see the site inventory below.

Sites

21 sites — 21 equestrian

Loop

Site

Type

Max RV

Electric

Notes

Horse Sites

Equestrian NonElectric

equestrian

35 ft

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first-come

Horse Sites

H16

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H08

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H09

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H19

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H18

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H01

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H02

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H10

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H15

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H04

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H07

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H12

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H06

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H17

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H14

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H03

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H11

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H05

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H20

equestrian

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Horse Sites

H13

equestrian

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first-come

Nearby

Parks:

Joshua Tree National Park (33.3 mi)Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail (49.8 mi)

Trailheads:

Black Rock Canyon w/ Panorama Loop/Morongo View (1.7 mi)West Side Loop (0.7 mi)Fault Trail? (1.3 mi)High View Nature (0.6 mi)Boundary Trail East (1.2 mi)Little Long Canyon (1.8 mi)Short Loop Trail (1.3 mi)West Side Loop access (0.2 mi)

Verify before you book or tow

Site counts, RV length limits, hookups, and accessibility are reported by the operator and merged from Recreation.gov (RIDB) (medium confidence) — they change. Confirm current rates, closures, fire bans, and length limits on Recreation.gov or with the managing agency before you rely on them.

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