Randsburg captivates with its living ghost town charm in California's Mojave Desert, where gold rush relics line dusty streets. One RV park anchors your stay: Red Mountain Football Field at Spangler Hills OHV, big rig friendly and primed for off-highway adventures. Camp here to chase desert trails by day and saloon stories by night.
Randsburg pulses with Old West grit. Gold miners flocked here in 1895 after strikes at the Rand Mine. Stroll Butte Avenue's creaky boardwalks past the Gunsmoke Saloon and Randsburg Museum, packed with ore carts and pioneer photos. The desert air hums with tales from a boomtown that never fully faded.
Red Mountain Football Field / Spangler Hills OHV serves thrill-seekers and big rig owners alike. This spot hugs prime OHV trails in the Spangler Hills area. Families and solo riders launch from here into 5,000 acres of sandy washes and rocky climbs, then return to flat, spacious sites under star-packed skies.
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Randsburg shines as California's premier living ghost town, born from a 1895 gold rush. Miners unearthed millions in ore from the Rand Mine, leaving behind saloons like the Gunsmoke and boardwalks on Butte Avenue. Today, fewer than 100 residents keep the Old West alive with shops and museums.
Red Mountain Football Field / Spangler Hills OHV stands as the top RV park near Randsburg. This big rig friendly site sits adjacent to vast OHV trails, offering easy access from Highway 395. Campers love its open spaces for trucks up to 45 feet.
Yes, Red Mountain Football Field / Spangler Hills OHV welcomes big rigs with spacious, level sites. Located off Johannesburg Road, it suits RVs over 40 feet exploring nearby desert. No tight turns challenge your setup here.