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What campers say

Newberry Mountain RV Park is a small, well-kept stop with friendly staff, shaded sites, full hookups and pleasant ponds that attract ducks and turtles. Many visitors find it affordable and convenient for overnight stops or longer project stays; a maintained swimming pool is available. Practical tradeoffs include proximity to I-40 and a nearby rail line, so expect highway or train noise at times, and a few pull-through sites can be short for longer rigs. Reports on electrical capacity are mixed; most had adequate service but some found it insufficient to run AC consistently.

Our summary of 305 traveler reviews.

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📖 About This Campground

Newberry Mountain RV & Motel Park in Newberry Springs California is located in the Mohave Desert and is right off Interstate 40 east of Barstow; convenient for overnight travelers with pull thru full hookup campsites. Set in an open desert setting with pull thru and backin sites on packed desert gravel.

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Camping Pro

Pulled in at midnight and easily found a pull thru I coud stay in. The aite is short so I had to angle the truck while hooked up. Suitable for an overnight

Legacy Reviews

There is a lot of nothing after you head east out of Barstow! This park is just off I-40 on old Rt 66 and a very easy in and out. There were 1 or 2 permanent residents, it appears, but all their belongings were tidy and contained. There is a small pond, a swimming pool that looked clean and some small, carefully tended trees. Pull through sites so we could stay hooked up.