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Calico Ghost Town Campground

Barstow, CA 92311, USA

Introduce

Welcome to Calico Ghost Town Campground, a unique destination in Barstow, CA 92311. As a part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, we offer a camping experience intertwined with the rich history of a preserved silver mining town. You can reach us at (800) 862-2542 or +1 800-862-2542.

Calico Ghost Town Campground provides visitors with the opportunity to immerse themselves in a historical setting. The campground is situated within or adjacent to the Calico Ghost Town, allowing campers to easily explore the preserved buildings and artifacts of a bygone era. This makes it a fascinating destination for those interested in history and the Old West.

Based on customer reviews, here are some key features and considerations:

  • Historical Atmosphere: The campground's proximity to Calico Ghost Town offers a unique and immersive experience. Visitors can explore the preserved Main Street and historic buildings, providing a glimpse into the past.
  • Accessibility: The location is a convenient stop for travelers along Route 66.
  • Entry and Parking Fees: There is an entry and parking fee to access the ghost town area. Recent visitor feedback indicates an approximate cost of $8 per adult, but prices may vary.
  • Amenities and Attractions: While exploring the ghost town is a primary attraction, there are also food and drink vendors, souvenir shops, and additional attractions like a train ride and mystery shack, which may have separate fees.
  • Time Allocation: Visitors suggest allocating approximately one hour to explore the ghost town.
  • Accessibility to personal vehicles: after parking, visitors have access to their vehicles, which is convenient for storing personal items.

Calico Ghost Town Campground is ideal for those seeking a camping experience with added historical significance. Whether you're traveling along Route 66 or looking for a unique weekend getaway, Calico Ghost Town offers a memorable experience. We recommend contacting the campground directly for the most current information on camping availability, fees, and any special events.

Gallery

Service options

Onsite services

Highlights

Picnics

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Wheelchair accessible restroom

Offerings

RV camping

RV electric hookup

RV sewer hookup

RV water hookup

Activities

Hiking

Payments

Camping fee

Credit cards

Debit cards

Children

Good for kids

Kid-friendly hikes

Parking

Free parking lot

On-site parking

Pets

Dogs allowed

Beck Dunn Mar 10
★★★☆☆3

This was a fun little stop on our trip down route 66. We just wanted to see an old mining town from yesteryear. We walked down the Main Street and took photos of the beautiful buildings. We didn't buy any souvenirs or trinkets so I cannot tell you my opinion on pricing. However it did cost money to drive in and park. (around $10 from memory) Probably allow yourself an hour to look around.

Carly Good Mar 10
★★★★★5

Very cool spot to go see. I went in early March, 2025 it was $8 per adult. Once you park you have access to your car in case you packed water or snacks. There are a few places to buy food and drinks and candy and other sweets. Other attractions like the train ride and mystery shack have an addition fee.

Amanda McMillin Feb 20
★★★★★5

What a fun, friendly and free (to get into) place to go. Plus, if you like Call of Duty Black Ops 2 the zombies map Buried is based on this town! We got candy and fudge, got some cool things from a store that had crystals, rocks and other things in it!

Laurie Roney Mar 08
★★★★★5

We're here in the off-season so it's not crowded. Well-lit bath house. Full RV hookups. Helpful, friendly park rangers. Good place for OHVs.

Aitana Blose Dec 07
★★★★☆4

All these beautiful and natural colors decorate the whole world and spread the greatness of the natural power. I wanna kiss this incredible land. Why just 4 stars? Because I hate driving! It was a little far. But I loved it! Really loved it—-NATURE! Fresh air, and away from human!!!!!!

Jk Josie Jun 11
★★★★★5

This is the perfect camping spot for those who love lying under a sky sprinkled with millions of stars, basking in the gentle moonlight and cool breezes. For the best experience, head there in early spring or autumn. The restrooms? Surprisingly clean and spacious! But beware: if you go in the summer, you might just turn into a sad, crispy piece of beef jerky.

Derek Bray May 22
★★★★★5

Great stop! The campground is quite large and has full hookups as well as dry camping sites. Most sites are quite rocky but there's a new section where the sites are "more groomed". Restrooms have showers and are clean. The ghost town is amazing so make sure you give yourself time to explore.

Tuzy F May 10
★★★★★5

We stayed here on our way out to California. The staff at this park were excellent. They accommodated us moving our arrival day. The surroundings of this park are absolutely beautiful. There is a little ghost town that you can tour,which was included in the price of the camping. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here.

Gina Mo May 03
★★★★☆4

This is a small attraction on the way to Las Vegas. It has historical significance and is worth visiting. The staff there told us that there will be bands singing on special holidays, and the Christmas decorations are very beautiful.

Angel Eldred May 27
★★★★★5

Suitable for the whole family. Lots of shops, photo opportunities, and activities. Keep in mind that this is located in a desert climate. Check the weather before going to make sure temperatures are tolerable. There is a low-cost admission.