Death
Valley
Death
Valley
Tecopa
and ShoshoneRe: http://www.airforums.com/forums/f382/cheap-or-free-in-california-21579.html
SHOSHONE - Free parking 3 mi S of Shoshone on Hwy-127, 5 miles N of Tecopa Hot Springs. Dirt road west. Unlimited area for parking. Land belongs to a mining company. As long as people don't abuse it, you may stay as long as you wish free. No facilities. Free hot showers at InyoCounty park just 3 miles east of Hot Springs. Also free RV dump.
Tecopa:Tecopa Hot Springs Road at Highway 27, BLM land offers free RV camping.
BAKER
- Take Baker exit off I-15 to Mojave Nat'l
Preserve Visitor Center. Directly across street is large dirt lot
with sign: "Truck and RV Parking." No time limit is posted.
Check visitor center for maps, free camp locations.
A
large, free, overnight parking lot for trucks and RVs is located
across the street from the Bun-Boy Restaurant and Motel. It's right
downtown -- you can't miss it.
Mojave National Preserve is north of Essex about 20 miles. Go north from I-40 at exit 100 towards the ProvidenceMountainsState Park. You will come to a “Y” in the road, and you bear right towards the Preserve. About 4 miles will bring you to a ranch on the left with a sign saying firewood. Turn left at the next road. 1/2 mile to great RV boondocking spot on the right.
Click on image for larger view – this panorama is a composite of five different individual photos of the bluff.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=615 – in the preserve, typical state park site: rules regs limits schedules ...
Mitchell Caverns - http://www.desertusa.com/mnp/mnp_mc.html “limestone caves that feature a wide variety of formations. Trips through the caverns are conducted by guided tours only and last about 1 1/2 hours.”
Weather - http://www.weather.com/outlook/recreation/outdoors/overview/CASPPROVSR
Wildlife - http://www.wildlifeviewingareas.com/wv-app/ParkDetail.aspx?ParkID=220
pics - http://mojave2000.drycyclist.com/mitchell-caverns/
camping - http://www.socalcamping.com/000mojave/providence.html - $14 per plus dog fee
opinion - http://www0.epinions.com/review/park-Parks-All-CA-Providence_Mountains_State_Recreation_Area/content_125690744452 “The campground is the crown jewel of the state park, and perhaps of the preserve overall. The campground is situated on a small peninsula jutting out from the range. It overlooks the Clipper Valley and the mountains beyond. I would rank it as one of the top 5 prettiest campsites I’ve ever seen. The view is incredible! “
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