Pause your journey in the embrace of California's Upper Mojave Desert and reconnect with the heart of American mining history. As your RV takes the turn at the corner marked by a striking windmill, let RV Camping become more than just an outdoor escapelet it be an intimate rendezvous with the past. Under the vast desert sky, where Red Rock Randsburg Road meets Lexington Avenue, your adventure into the annals of yesteryear awaits. With open space beckoning, your RV finds its temporary home amidst a landscape steeped in the enduring tales and architectural remnants of the Rand Mining District. This cherished slice of history is passionately guarded by a dedicated non-profit organization, featuring a desert jewel open for exploration on weekends from 11 AM to 2 PM, or through the gateway of a personally arranged appointment. Embrace the chance to wheel into the past without leaving behind the comforts of your modern RV. Every corner of this unique camping destination hums with stories waiting to be unveiled. A quiet sanctuary by night, the area turns into an intriguing exhibit by day, where history buffs can immerse themselves in the rich cultural resources once pivotal to the mining symphony of the area. The flexibility of nearly always available spots ensures spontaneity can be your travel companion. Whether mapping out your journey weeks ahead or craving a last-minute desert detour, this historic haven readily welcomes the rolling haven of your RV. Come, park under the shadow of times long gone but never forgotten, and let the seasoned whispers of the Mojave Desert lull you into a stay penciled into the margins of your travel diary as nothing short of extraordinary.

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Members are welcome to visit the museum, as well as donate to the facility where they're parking.