Tamarisk Grove Campground

Cute and quiet campground with flushable toilets and warm showers. Some campsites are a bot close to each other and have no privacy at all. Very clean and well taken care of campground which also has cabins. The only problem is that the road is right next to the campsites. The cars cause noise throughout the day and night.

Site #10. We have tent camped here a lot over the years, first time in trailer. Definite winter camping area, can get too hot in fall/spring. Clean restrooms and showers, but most water spigots labeled as not-potable. A couple of hiking trails nearby. 30min drive to metal sculptures and Fonts Point. Nice place to get away from the city.

We had a great time at the campground! It's clean, well maintained, and beautiful. The one downside is how close all of the campsites are. The volunteers and the lady who works there (I forgot their names, sorry) are very friendly and knowledgeable! My service dog loved the camp as well. We ended up staying in a cabin which was definitely big enough for 3. I'd say a family with 2 adults and 4 kids could comfortably fit in a cabin. There is also tent camping sites, bathrooms with flushing toilets, and coin operated showers. The area surrounding the camp is gorgeous and the town of borrego springs isn't far from the camp so you should definitely check that out. It's really cute!

This camp ground is small and surrounded by highways, so the road noise can be a little much. The cabins stay cool most of the day and there's a bit of shade if you're near a tree. The restrooms are nice enough and showers are available.

Great little campground, with multiple bunk bed cabins too for families. Some great hike through the hills covered in varieties of cacti. Not appropriate parking for big rigs though. Prices are really reasonable, especially if you have a senior or disabled discount. The Anza Borrego Desert to me is the most beautiful of all the California deserts.