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Park's campgrounds

There is no lodging in the park and probably will never be - but never say never ;). But you can find lodging all around the park, in Twentynine Palms, Joshua Tree city, Yucca Valley, Morongo Valley, or Indio. Instead, the park contains several campgrounds: Belle, Black Rock, Cottonwood, Hidden Valley, Indian Cove, Jumbo Rocks, Ryan, Sheep Pass, and White Tank and they are all open year round. Black Rock and Cottonwood are the only ones that include water (no showers though) and flush toilets. Some of the sites take reservations (for the ones with facilities is better to call ahead), some are first-come. For some of the sites the park charges a small fee, for others it doesn't (the free ones have no facilities). Camping is best in either spring or fall - ideally around April/May or September/October. The summer is not preferable for obvious reasons.
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