Corn Springs Campground    33°37'34''N 115°19'33''W Elevation 1609'

Palms around the springs	Indian Petroglyphs	Topographic Map of Area (Click to enlarge for printing)

Location: Chuckawalla Mountains

Access: Two-wheel drive passenger vehicles can reach the campground. From Interstate 10, take the Corn Springs Exit and turn south. At the end of the road take a left. You will see the sign of Corn Springs Campground. The campground is located 10 miles from Interstate 10.

Facilities: 9 sites, tables, grills, potable water, and shade ramadas.

Season: Open all year, but BLM advises against camping in full summer.

Fees: $6.00 camping fee exists for this area.

Nearby Hiking Trails: Corn Springs also has a 1/2 mile interpretive trail that can easily be hiked in tennis shoes. The hike is divided into eleven stops with different vegetation, wildlife, and cultural attractions at each stop.

Nearby 4X4 Trails: Tony Huegel mentions Corn Springs Road (C061) in his wonderful book, California Desert Byways. He advises that driving past the campground, veer left past the nature trail. The road continues past Aztec Well, where the road heads almost due west. Another 2.5 miles will bring you to a flat, open spot at the base of a hill where you can turn around.

Managing Agency: Bureau of Land Management (BLM).


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