Yermo catapults you into Mojave Desert magic with Calico Ghost Town's silver mining legacy. Park your RV at Calico Ghost Town & Campground or Barstow / Calico KOA Holiday, both primed for Route 66 road trips and stargazing escapes. Unearth ghost town secrets by day, then relax under endless starry skies.
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Yermo clings to Interstate 15 east of Barstow, where Calico Ghost Town preserves an 1880s silver boomtown complete with mines, saloons, and a mystery shack. Route 66 pilgrims flock to Peggy Sue's 50's Diner for Elvis vibes and vintage cars. Rainbow Basin's colorful badlands beckon hikers, while Calico Dry Lake tempts off-roaders with its vast, cracked expanse.
Calico Ghost Town & Campground draws history buffs and families seeking WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station at rates from $38 per night. Barstow / Calico KOA Holiday caters to big-rig drivers and groups with WiFi, showers, and fifty-amp hookups starting at $53 nightly. These parks launch you straight into desert adventures from sites steps from the action.
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Yermo shines for Calico Ghost Town, a restored 1880s silver mining village. Tour underground mines, ride the Calico & Odessa Railroad, and climb Mystery Shack stairs that defy gravity. Route 66 icons like Peggy Sue's Diner add mid-century charm, drawing 100,000 visitors yearly to this desert gem.
Calico Ghost Town & Campground and Barstow / Calico KOA Holiday anchor RV options in Yermo. Both hug I-15 near Ghost Town Road, minutes from desert landmarks. Expect WiFi, showers, and group sites at these spots tailored for Mojave explorers.
Yermo RV parks offer WiFi and showers at both listed sites. Calico Ghost Town & Campground adds group sites and a dump station, while Barstow / Calico KOA Holiday includes fifty-amp hookups and group areas. These features support families, big rigs, and groups chasing desert fun.