Indian Cove Campground

It was a great experience. It was around 100 and that was hot enough for me. Campers tend to stay to themselves. Park was clean trash cans around. Beautiful sites to look at.

What can I say? It’s a nice campground, well-maintained, friendly staff, and people. However, most sites require leveling, are to close to your neighbors, no water, and it’s quite a drive to town for supplies. In short, camping near or in Joshua Tree – been there done that (finally). I would return as a pass-through, but not as a destination.

We were in site 21. This campground is awesome, but our site had no space for the tent except the parking area. What appeared to be a tent pad? Had water drainage through it. Not sure about other sites. But would definitely stay here again

The scenery is amazing, bathrooms well taken care of. Not a big fan of campground design with the loop and the size is always the same area as other campgrounds even though they could make it bigger, must be a government place. Wasn't prepared to walk 100 yards to out campsite where we were glamping so we brought a ridiculous amount of stuff. I don't think 98, 99, 100, 101 have even a square foot of level ground, our tent is big, super crooked. Even a single person dome wouldn't be able to be level. Weird. Sites are nice but some way too close together, good if the neighbor is friends or family. No shade at all, bring a canopy or something, even in winter. Stake it down, it gets windy.

It was a great campsite. The scenery was especially fantastic. But there is no water source. Please bring enough water. The ground has lots of sand and rocks. You can get a clean tarp when you are leaving ;) There is no signal for Verizon pixel 6 but I heard someone who has Verizon galaxy can get a signal there.

A very beautiful campground with many gorgeous rock formations for your kids to climb on! Although there was no one to serve us the cheap sites and wonderful views make up for it greatly.

This CAMPGROUND is part of Joshua Tree National Park. The campground has no amenities other than pit toilets and dumpsters. It has lovely level campsites tucked back in between humongous boulders. Campsites each have a picnic table and fire pit. Each group of 5-8 campsites gets a vault toilet and dumpster. No hook ups, no water, no playground. There’s a short nature trail and opportunities for simple rock climbing. Cell service is very minimal in most of the campground however I got 3 bars of Verizon service by walking towards the nature trail. This campground is very convenient to the sizable town of Twenty Nine Palm which has all the restaurants and stores.

AVOID! Horrible experience, camp hosts are worthless and don’t do their job. I reserved site 10 to solo camp, I showed up at 1:30 PM (check in is noon) and a group was squatting in my spot. I asked them to leave and they refused to, in fact one of them got hostile and tried to fight me! After driving around to find the camp host, I eventually found them and they made the group leave, reluctantly. At that point I left the campground for my own safety - who knows if these guys would come back later to retaliate! Why am I even having to do this? The camp host should be going around at checkout time making sure everyone is gone by so that this situation never happens. If you read the reviews, apparently this is a common occurrence because the camp hosts are MIA! Super upsetting experience, a new low for NPS.