City of Rocks State Park

One of the coolest campgrounds we've ever been to! Campsites are very unique. They do offer water and electric sites for big rigs. Most are by reservation only. Some are first come first serve sites. The dispersed campsites among the rocks are absolutely amazing! No power, no water at these sites. Every site is a little different. Some of them allow for big rigs some of them don't. So do your research prior she coming. Hiking through the stones is a moderate hike. The trail through the stones is not handicap accessible. But they do have the botanical garden which is very cool and some easier paths that can be accessed. Didn't get a chance to do the biking trail. We loved how they camouflaged the visitor center share with the brick wall to look like the surroundings. That was very unique! The staff were very nice and helpful! Clean facilities with showers available. If coming, give yourself at least 2 or 3 days to be able to explore the area. Definitely could have spent longer here!

Wow what a park!! This is in my top 5 state parks (I'm talking across 38 states so far). Very unique and plenty to do within the grounds. So fun to explore! The hosts and Rangers are top notch also which makes the experience that much better! I dry camped and plugged in both. Great informational check in area and very well kept facilities. I am looking forward to going back!

Very interesting park with a bunch of rock formation. Exploring the rocks is like I was scrambling in a maze of excitement but sadly went alone. Only did the “Table Mountain” trail located at the back of the state park next to the Pegasus campground reservation site. The view at the end of the trail was worth looking and you can see the whole piles of rocks in one area (you can see on my pictures I posted with this review). What a view I can see why it’s called city of rocks for a reason. Love the area of this place would recommend for those who wants to explore this spot. 👍

Just an otherworldly experience...this coming from a desert dweller. We spent an entire day walking through and around, reading up, enjoying the views. After watching the sunset, I was really wishing we had planned two days into our visit.

Love this place! Rock formations are fascinating and are fun to explore to feel disconnected from the fast-paced world. The quiet is so peaceful. All you hear is the breeze. Facilities and staff are excellent…friendly and helpful, as well as clean showers and running-water toilets. Campsites are well kept. One of the best features? The night sky! So dark and vast and full of stars! Will keep coming back again and again!

1st time visiting here. Nice visitor center and friendly staff. Large clean restrooms with showers. Nice history of area and souvenirs available. Really cool campsites nestled in amongst the boulders. Restrooms located thru out area. So you're never that far from one. You have to go up to Observation Point if possible. Steep gravel road, but I made it up in my Slingshot. You don't want to try it in a large RV. I am looking forward to going back!

Nice little park, big rocks, lots of wind. Plenty of RVs. And the RV park adjacent to the state park advertised geothermal baths, hot springs. Makes sense as the rock formations are a result of volcanic activity.

Pretty cool little place to stop and see while traveling through. We took one of our pups, but it was a bit too hot for him. Plenty of trail to walk around and quite a few camping spots also. There were a few benches along the trails. We did have to remove an abundance of glass while we were walking the trails, which is pretty sad. If you plan to take children or pets, just be mindful of the time of day cause it gets hot out there! It also might not be the most interesting thing for the kiddos, so get creative and maybe do some group photos on the rocks!