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Mojave River Dam, California Camping & Hiking

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Directions

Near Hesperia, 15 miles east of I-15 via CA 138 and 173.

Phone

(213) 452-3402

Activities

HIKING

Camping Reservations

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Mojave River Dam Website

San Bernardino County Parks manages this project in the high desert wilderness at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains. No permanent pool, but camping and picnicking facilities are available. Access to the Pacific Crest Trail. Silverwood Lake Recreation Area is nearby.

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