Prairie Dog RV And Camping

Welcome to Prairie Dog RV And Camping! Kick back, detach, and savor your surroundings of pristine desert sunsets, moonlit sands and breathtaking mountainous views. The stars in the night sky being worth the price of admission! Our campground offers a more remote and private off-grid camping experience catering to all RV "Boondockers" and general camp goers alike. Conveniently located only 5-8 minutes driving to 29 Palms City Center and 10-12 mins to Joshua Tree National Park East Entrance. THANKS FOR READING OUR CAMPSITE RULES: \-QUIET HOURS commence from 10pm-7am. We kindly ask Guests NOT to create any loud noise or play any loud music during their stay. We would like to keep the campsite a very peaceful and relaxing experience. \-DO NOT start any real fires in the Fire Pit or anywhere else on site including the Charcoal Grill. Due to the very fierce and strong sudden gusts of winds in the region, we ask that Guests refrain from making any kind of wood burning campfires. This has been a big liability for Airbnb Hosts in the surrounding 29 Palms/Joshua Tree area. As a safer alternative, we offer a Propane FirePit(propane included) and hope that this still fulfills your camping experience. \-AVOID DRIVING OFF OF DESIGNATED DIRT PATHS, or else you run a very good risk of getting stuck! \-Please keep ALL PETS on a leash AT ALL TIMES. There are Coyotes and other wildlife in this area and keeping any pets on the loose can create a serious liability. \-Both the Fire Pit and Charcoal Grill have plastic covers that you remove when using. Please be sure to re-cover them again before check-out. \-The Hammock has two yellow rope ties tied around it when in non-use. We appreciate that you re-tie them back on after using. \-Please collect any additional litter that was not already picked up and thrown out in our trash bin before checking out. \-Please stay within close proximity to the camping ground and do not to stray too close to our neighbor’s adjacent properties out of respect for quiet and privacy. We want to respect our community and demonstrate that our campground can be a professional operation. \-GIVEN ANY KIND OF INCLEMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS, WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR REFUNDS GIVEN BACK TO GUESTS DUE TO BAD WEATHER. WE ASK THAT YOU PLAN ACCORDINGLY\*\*\*\* \-Daytime temps in the Summer climb over the 110 degree mark. Bring plenty of Water!!! It is the desert obviously, and constant hydration is a must! In the winter it can be quite cold at night. Sometimes freezing for a week at a time. Winter Storms, Summer Monsoons and High Winds are also something to be aware of when planning to camp in the High Desert. Flash flooding can also get you stranded. Please use The National Weather Service to gauge your camping weather.