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Hidden Valley CampgroundHidden Valley Campground has 44 dirt-pad sites, able to accommodate tents and RVs.

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Hidden Valley CampgroundHidden Valley Campground has 44 dirt-pad sites, able to accommodate tents and RVs.


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Jumbo Rock CampgroundThe 124 sites at Jumbo Rocks Campground are nestled among huge boulders.

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Stirrup TankStirrup Tank, so named because it's a natural depression that can hold water, is one of Joshua Tree National Park's many rock-climbing areas.

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Cap RockThe easiest way to access Cap Rock -- thus named because a boulder sits on top of the huge rock formation like a cap -- is via Cap Rock Nature Trail.

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Indian Cove CampgroundIndian Cove Campground is located in the interior of the park, with close proximity to steep rock formations, perfect for climbing enthusiasts.

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Hall of HorrorsHall of Horrors is the colorful name given to one of Joshua Tree's most popular climbing areas.

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Intersection RockThis giant, domelike slab of stone rising about 85 feet from the desert is one of the most popular climbing spots in the park.

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Quail Springs Picnic AreaIn addition to picnic tables and restrooms, this picnic area is a popular climbing spot.

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Split RockThis easily recognizable rock, with a pronounced vertical split at its base, is at the north end of Split Rock parking area.

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Towers of UncertaintyJoshua Tree is well known for rock climbing opportunities, and these rock piles just off the Geology Tour Road make for a good stop if you're up for a scramble.

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Wonderland of RocksIn the north-central area of the park is the famed Wonderland of Rocks, a 12-square-mile backcountry maze of monzogranite boulder piles.

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Lost Horse AreaThere are multiple climbing spots in the Lost Horse area of Joshua Tree National Park.