I took a fishing trip up there arriving Friday evening and departing Sunday morning. The campground was sold out and the day use areas were full also. The nice thing about this campground is that there is so much space, trees, picnic benches, and open areas that I didn't feel crowded at all - even though it was full. I've stayed here numerous times over the years and always caught fish (trout in the winter, catfish in the summer). Unfortunately I didn't catch a single fish - the ranger told me they had just stocked horseshoe lake with 750lbs of catfish, but I only saw 2 people with fish the entire weekend. The water was very murky and I think that had a lot to do with the lack of catches. The other thing I like about Mojave narrows is that I can be sitting next to my campfire, then hop in my vehicle, grab some marshmallows or beer for a dozen different places close by, then be back at my campfire in 20 minutes. Their is lots of stuff close by if you forgot to bring something or run out of something. They give you a code to the gate so you can get in/out whenever you need to. I gave it a 8 out of 10 only because of the trains. There are 2 sets of railroad tracks behind the RV area. In past years the noise from the trains were not bothersome, but this trip the noise was much worse. A train is traveling north on one track or south on the other track every hour - even at night. For some reason the conductors blow their air horn right around when they pass the park - thankfully they don't do it at night, but the sound of the rails are very annoying. The staff is friendly and helpful, all of the RV spaces are wide and in general the park is kept clean. Try to get a site which is adjacent to horseshoe lake, it is also furthest from the railroad tracks. I would recommend this campground and will be camping here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is small, but nice. The Lake is more like a big pond. The kids playground is nice and the site are level and well laid out. The reason I gave it a "1" is because the proximity to the train tracks make it too noisy to sleep. We stayed one night and left. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 4 nights in this very nice little park. The sites were long and level, and the 50 amp power was good and solid. The only problem is that the train tracks run within 300 to 500 yards of the park. Trains come roaring through at all times of the day and night. You do sort of get used to them after while though. The park itself is very picturesque with a large pond full of geese, herons, and ducks. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This no longer a KOA and is now called Shady Oasis. A shady nice park which is next to the I-15 freeway and near the train track. The park is old, but everything works. The staff is friendly and helpful. The reason for the lower rating is the very loud freeway noise and train whistles. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is not a bad place to stay for break on a trip to somewhere else! It's reasonably clean, and the shade is welcome after a long haul through the desert. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was an OK park for a couple of nights. Could be tight for larger rigs. The seasonal sites looked run down. They had old time electrical boxes that I've not seen before, but the service was OK. If I were back in the area I would look for another park to stay in. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.