Black Meadow Landing
Black Meadow Landing is located at 156100 Black Meadow Rd., Parker Dam, California 92267 with a total of 398 campsites. Before your trip to Black Meadow Landing, check out website at http://www.blackmeadowlanding.com/ or contact them through 760-663-4901 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)
34.3497, -114.1962
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 34.3497, -114.1962
Amenities
| Hookups | 50 Amp | 30 Amp | 20 Amp | water | sewer | Full Hookups |
| Connectivity | wifi | |||||
| Recreation | boat ramp | fishing | marina | playground | swimming beach | water access |
| Site Amenities | picnic table | |||||
| Facilities | dump station | general store | laundry | restaurant | restrooms | |
| Pets | pets |
Facility & Visitors Photos
Overview of Black Meadow Landing
Last Price Paid: $82
Reported by missbfine on 02.26.2017
Longest RV Reported: 38 feet
Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022
Weekly Rate:
Yes
Monthly Rate:
Yes
Number of Sites:
398
Pad Type:
gravel with concrete patio
Elevation:
459 ft / 139 m
Max Length:
53 ft
Tent Camping:
Yes
Cell Phone Coverage
Verizon 4G
Confirmed by 1 Users Last Reported 02/26/2017
Reviews of Black Meadow Landing
1 people have reviewed this location.
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No thanks!
Reviewed 26/2/2017
Overall Rating
Access
Location
Cleanliness
Site Quality
Noise
Nightly rate: $82
Days stayed: 1
Site number: 22
We stayed 02/25/17 then left. We did not end up paying the $82 since we did not have full hookups as we had thought.They have weekly and monthly rates + electric, depending on where your spot is and what time of year. The rate above was for a "lake view" which was a row behind lakefront, but we saw nothing but the ass end of other mohos and trailers. We were not familiar with the area. The google reviews were not good and I guess we should have known better but after driving all day we just needed a place to sleep. In the morning we packed up and headed toward Lost River Resort just north of Blythe, which was much less expensive and better, in my opinion and I will leave reviewsAccess: The spots are TIGHT. We got lucky with ours that we were able to back out, if we had to pull through we would have been trapped there. Location: You have to drive 10 miles on a windy, narrow and sometime steep road, at least it was paved and we managed ok, though you have to drive slow. I would have not liked having to drive it to get groceries or anything else I needed from Parker which was 34 miles away. Not to mention all the wild burros "donkeys" that just wander around. I took a few photos of the place before we left.Cleanliness: It was fairly clean in our spot and there were a lot of dumpsters close by. The bathrooms were old and not that nice.Site Quality: Squeezed in like sardines, the electric and water were on the wrong side for our moho and the sewer connection was farther away than our 20 foot hose could reach, so we couldn't connect to it. They had picnic tables.Noise: Donkeys made noise near us and woke us up all night, which was very annoying. Other than the neighbors drinking outside I guess it wasn't that bad, but being woken up by donkeys was super annoying, also a car alarm went off at 6:30 am and also barking dogs, which we all know is hard to control but still....