Mojave Narrows Regional Park

I've been coming to this park for years but only recently learned of the second lake and the walking/hiking trail. The trail is flat and concrete which might make it convenient for those with motorized scooters, canes, or walking sticks. I've seen many riding by with e-bikes. Lots of people fishing. It's usually a quiet trail with occasional dog walkers and other walkers/hikers. There's not much coverage and during the summer it can be hot without a visor. The walk from the yellow/white poles to the bridge is about 1.5 miles. Round trip it's about 3 miles. I haven't gone further than the bridge. The park itself has a splash pad for kids during a hot summer, playground, horse area (although I've only seen two horses in 6 years), another lake, a bridge, a camping area, picnic tables (that can be reserved for gatherings), and lots of grass space for frisbee, reading and more. Overall, it's a great regional park. Very nice and informative people at the entrance gate.

- Melissa H

Great place to bring the family if your looking to camp, fish, and relax by the lake. They have two different lakes for fishing, a playground, which doubles as a water park during the summer, and plenty of spaces to trailer camp, and tent camp. Full hookups are available at a fair price. This place really gets busy during the holidays so book in advance.

- #TEAMNOSLEEP

Nice RV sites with great views of the lake, full hook-ups and it looks like they just put in new campfire rings. I had no problems getting in and out of there with our 43 foot 5th wheel. The camp sites are kind of close together. Some shade with the trees. The pull through site are close to the railroad tracks which does get loud, but at least they don't blow their horn going by there. Nice places to go on short hikes around there.

- Supercalifragilistic Expialidocious

You have to go prepared to enjoy. It was definitely amazing there though super pretty

- Alyssa Arment

A lot of campsites. Open fire pits. Bbq grills. Picnic tables. The trains come by pretty frequently, which is kind of cool. The ponds are nice with geese and ducks. Pull throughs are avaliable. Easy hiking trails. Quiet area in spite of the fact it's Victorville. Cons: So this brings me to their security; random cars follow other cars through the coded gates. Security doesn't notice or seem to care. All of the windows at the the security gate are closed off with blinds and the doors locked. Transients walk through the park constantly and use the bathrooms and showers here. This can't be safe for the elderly, women, or children. The telephone number listed on the paperwork...well no one answers that phone. No way to get a hold of security or in our case they had not programmed the gate code given to us when we arrived a little after hours. Beef up security for 5 stars!!!

- Troy