Plan your stay
Choose your dates, pack for dry camping, and bring your people. This guide covers the tent sites, what to bring, and how to get here.
At a glance
The practical
starting point.
- Nightly price
- See Hipcamp
- Campsites
- 13 dispersed tent sites
- Per site
- 1–2 tents · up to 6 guests
- Vehicles
- 1 vehicle per site
- Booking length
- Choose available dates
- Arrival
- See booking instructions
- Departure
- See booking instructions
- Access
- Drive-in · 4WD recommended
From calendar to campsite
Four steps to
the desert.
- 01
Check the listing
Hipcamp shows live dates, pricing, cancellation terms, and site availability.
- 02
Plan each site
The listing allows 1–2 tents, up to 6 guests, and one vehicle per site. Groups should plan around the sites actually available.
- 03
Pack for dry camping
Bring potable water, food, shelter, lighting, and a plan to pack out all trash. There are no showers.
- 04
Arrive in daylight
Your booking includes the precise address and arrival instructions. The last approach is sandy; four-wheel drive is recommended. Check with the host about current road conditions.
Come prepared, then settle in
A little planning.
A more relaxed stay.
This is dry camping. Pack for your own needs and check the forecast and current conditions before heading out.
Your camping essentials
- Potable water for drinking, cooking, and washing
- Tents, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, and a camp chair
- Food, cooking equipment, and supplies for shared meals
- Headlamps or lanterns for moving around after dark
- Sun protection, sturdy footwear, and layers for changing temperatures
- Trash bags and a plan to take all waste home
Before you leave home
- Read your Hipcamp booking details and arrival instructions
- Confirm the current toilet arrangement with the host
- Check road conditions and your vehicle's suitability; 4WD is recommended
- Check current fire rules before planning a campfire
- For a group, agree on transport, meals, supervision, and campsite assignments
For church and youth leaders
Review together
before you reserve.
- Your leaders organize the retreat, activities, and supervision. Come prepared for dry camping in the open desert.
- A shooting range is listed among the shared amenities.
- The property is not listed as wheelchair accessible.
- Pets are welcome but must be kept on leash.
- Exclusive or full-property group use is not promised.
- Ask the host about the current toilet setup so your group can arrive prepared.
Care for the place
Leave the desert
as you found it.
- 01
Pack in and pack out; there is no trash service.
- 02
Use the provided fire pits and follow any current fire restrictions.
- 03
Do not touch or remove the old tools, cans, mining equipment, or camp artifacts.
- 04
No RVs, ATVs, dirt bikes, or motorcycles in the campground.
Good to know before you go
A few questions,
answered.
Do I need to come with a church or a group?
No. Camp Warner welcomes individuals, families, and friends as well as church and youth groups. Choose a stay that fits you and reserve an available site through Hipcamp.
Is there a retreat program or a daily schedule?
Your group plans its own retreat. Bring your leaders, activities, meals, and camping equipment. The shared pergola, picnic tables, fire pits, and outdoor games give you places to spend time together.
What comes with a campsite?
Each dispersed campsite is listed with a picnic table, fire pit, and a vehicle parking spot. A site accommodates one or two tents, up to six guests, and one vehicle. Shared amenities are included for guests; confirm current availability with the host.
Are water, showers, and toilets provided?
Bring your own potable water. There are no showers. Plan for a self-contained camping stay, and confirm the current toilet facilities with the host before booking.
Can our group reserve the whole property?
Ask the host through Hipcamp about your dates, group size, and the sites available. A booking does not automatically include exclusive use of the property.
How do I book or ask a question?
Use the Camp Warner Hipcamp listing to see availability, current prices, rules, and cancellation terms. The listing's contact-host option is the way to ask about your group's needs before reserving.
Open Camp Warner on Hipcamp
Availability and details
Ready for some time away? Check current availability, ask the host any questions, and reserve the sites that fit your visit.
Open the Hipcamp listing