Borax Bill Park & Station

How does a campground defy expectations of the typical campsite? Borax Bill Park & Station in California City redefines the desert camping experience by combining the rugged charm of off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreation with practical amenities like showers, restrooms, and shaded patio covers. Its distinctive setting along the historic Twenty Mule Team Parkway and proximity to the Mojave Desert makes it a haven for adventure-seekers.

This campground offers both free dry camping and sites with power and water hookups on a first-come, first-served basis, accommodating tents, RVs, and groups. It is particularly known for its support of OHV enthusiasts, boasting nearby trails that connect to the extensive Rands Mountain trail system. Additional facilities include a water station, dump station, and a visitor center with first-aid services, making it ideal for day trips, weekend escapades, and multi-day stays.

Located just outside the small desert town of California City, the campground is roughly a 30-minute drive from Red Rock Canyon State Park, a must-visit for its striking geological formations. This well-equipped desert campsite appeals to those seeking a balance of thrill and convenience, paired with access to the expansive Mojave Desert’s natural wonders.