Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Kernville, California

Visit our freeway-accessible park where you'll find shady, grassy sites and a friendly staff to welcome you. We are pleased to offer FREE Wifi, FREE Cable and FREE waste facilitiy use with site rental for a low overnight rate. We also offer onsite RV and boat storage at very reasonable rates. Reserve online: www.bakersfieldrvtravelpark.com, e-mail info@bakersfieldrvtravelpark.com or phone toll free 877-361-3550. Good Sam and AAA approved. Good Sam, AAA, AARP and Escapees discounts.

Desert Empire Fairgrounds is located near Ridgecrest, California along the eastern edge of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It features full hookup campsites that are big rig friendly. The park allows pets and has free WiFi and cable TV.   Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include picnic tables, fire circles, and grills. It also includes basic amenities like restrooms and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy fairground activities such as live music, livestock viewing, and other fun events!   Local Attractions The campground is close to attractions like: • Petroglyph Park • Maturango Museum • China Lake Naval Weapons Center

Southland RV Park includes amenities such as . This RV park is located on 9901 Southland Court in Bakersfield, CA.

Are you looking for an RV park in Ridgecrest, CA? Then Bertrand RV Park located on 4331 W Inyokern Road might be the place for you. The site includes .

Desert Palms Mobile Home & RV Park is in Bakersfield, California and has over 200 palm and fruit trees. It's an overnight only park that features 25'x70' pull thru sites with 12'x45' concrete parking pads, dual sewer hookups, state of the art RV hookup pedestals and an 8'x16' brick patio and picnic table. They have free WiFi and cable available for all guests. The park is dog-friendly and even provides two dog parks. Amenities & Activities Campsite amenities offered include a kid's park, horseshoe toss, a swimming pool, and a spa. It also includes all your basic amenities like restrooms and laundry facilities. Visitors can enjoy on-site activities such as white-water rafting, hiking, and outdoor swimming. Local Attractions • California Area Living Museum • Kern County Museum • Museum of Art • plenty of parks and family fun

    Established in 1917, Glacier Lodge, nestled at just below 8,000 feet on Big Pine Creek, has always been the gateway to some of the best hiking, fishing, hunting and climbing in the country. And as the new owners, we are here to help you with whatever experience you desire. Up here, Silence. It's the first thing you hear after you take a deep breath of mountain air, filling your lungs deeply with the healthy pine scent and letting it out slowly. You can hear the sweet breeze through the pine trees and feel it's coolness on your bare skin. You see into forever, and the mountains soar toward the bluest blue sky you've ever seen. If you choose to rough it with us during the off-season, you will experience a brisk cold, howling winds and often light snowflakes covering the ground. Campfires are cozy as you sit outside and enjoy the scenery. After all, you are here to enjoy the outdoors.....right?? In 1998, an electrical fire burned the main lodge to the ground. It was a great loss for all of us. This was one of many fires that has plagued mountain resorts in years past. We are planning on rebuilding the Majestic Glacier Lodge as early as 2025. In the meantime, 8 rustic cabins, rv sites and tent sites remain open for rental and allow easy access to the beautiful high country along with  We look forward to hearing from you and visiting with you when you arrive. Campfires, if used carefully, are allowed in the pits outside each cabin. SOME GREAT INFO: ***NO USE OF MICROWAVES, COFFEE MACHINES, HEATERS, AC, or anything with a heating element at your site unless it's connected to a different power source other than Glacier Lodge. Campsites do NOT have any power.  Our resort runs off of hydroelectric energy which is power generated by moving water. For us, our hydro water supply comes from Big Pine Creek. As the creek level varies, so does our flow of power. This is the most basic AND UNSTABLE in terms of power supply due to many factors such a creek level, a block in the hydro-electric generator, weather, temp manual shut down for maintenance. There is no power to the campsites only for the 2024 season. All sites have water   ***Our campground, while beautiful, is very rocky, curvy (thanks trees) and at a heavy incline which makes towing larger (30-35 ft) rigs without 4x4 nearly impossible*** ***Our campground bathroom is rough, but has a working toilet until being upgraded at the end of the 2024 season ***No electric vehicle charging***