Victorville kicks off High Desert adventures along historic Route 66. Park your RV at Shady Oasis Kampground, Mojave Narrows Regional Park, or Victorville Elks Lodge #1877, all under $45 a night. Use these spots as launchpads for Mojave River hikes, desert stargazing, and Old Town diners.
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Victorville pulses with Route 66 nostalgia on D Street's Old Town strip. Neon signs flicker over classic diners, while Mojave Narrows Regional Park's 90-acre lake invites boating and fishing on the ephemeral Mojave River. Head to the Victor Valley Mall for shopping or catch desert festivals like the High Desert Arts Festival each fall. Silver Lakes Recreation Center offers golf and equestrian trails nearby.
Shady Oasis Kampground fits groups with big sites, WiFi, dump station, and pet welcomes, starting at $32 nightly. Nature seekers pick Mojave Narrows Regional Park for lakeside camping at $41 per night. Budget travelers grab Victorville Elks Lodge #1877 spots from $25, close to I-15 for quick desert jaunts.
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Victorville shines for its Route 66 heritage and High Desert location. Old Town on D Street boasts neon-lit diners and murals from the Mother Road era. The Mojave River draws hikers and anglers to Mojave Narrows Regional Park, while nearby Edwards Air Force Base adds aviation history tours.
Find three solid options: Shady Oasis Kampground, Mojave Narrows Regional Park, and Victorville Elks Lodge #1877. Shady Oasis sits off Amargosa Road with WiFi and dump station. Mojave Narrows hugs the lake edge; Elks Lodge clusters near I-15 for easy access.
Yes, Shady Oasis Kampground welcomes pets alongside its group sites and WiFi. Check park rules for leash policies and fees. Mojave Narrows and Elks Lodge may allow them too; call ahead to confirm.