
Sample · 2024 Luxury Class B Touring Coach
Los Angeles, California · Sleeps 2 · 24ft · 18 MPG
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RVs guide · California
Jan 30 – Feb 6
Tell us your California datesJohnson Valley OHV Area (BLM, San Bernardino County, CA) · California
Starts Jan 30
King of the Hammers 2027 — Race Week in Johnson Valley, 8 days of ultra4 + UTV + bike + EV races. Class A · Class B · Class C — rent the rig you drive.
Fuel and groceries are twenty-five miles south at Lucerne Valley; the nearest dump and potable water are fifty miles south at Yucca Valley, which turns a midweek tank run into a half-day round trip. Budget fifteen gallons of drinking water per person for the week and the trip probably will not need one.
The Means Dry Lake bed is flat and free of rock, so most rigs sit level without blocks, and the main camping rings fill by the Wednesday of race week. Quiet hours run from ten at night to seven in the morning and generator hours are posted on the grounds. Nights fall to the mid-twenties even when afternoons reach sixty.
RVs listed by the people who own them — you book the owner direct.

Los Angeles, California · Sleeps 2 · 24ft · 18 MPG
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San Diego, California · Sleeps 2 · 22ft · 17 MPG
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Local owners list their own rigs here. Pick your nights and you get one email when one is listed for them.
King of the Hammers 2027 (Race Week) runs Jan 30 – Feb 6, 2027 in Johnson Valley OHV Area (BLM, San Bernardino County, CA), California. Check the organizer's site for the final schedule before you book.
Fuel and groceries are twenty-five miles south at Lucerne Valley; the nearest dump and potable water are fifty miles south at Yucca Valley, which turns a midweek tank run into a half-day round trip. Budget fifteen gallons of drinking water per person for the week and the trip probably will not need one.
The event's page recommends off-road, RVs and trucks & vans, in that order.
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Noncommercial Class B for motorhomes > 40 ft or > 3 axles — California Vehicle Code §12804
California Boater Card mandatory by 2025 (all ages) — California State Parks — Boater Card
Green sticker / red sticker required for OHV use on public land — California State Parks OHMVR Division
0.08% BAC limit; open container prohibited in passenger area — California Vehicle Code §23222
Editorial summary, not legal advice. Verify with California DMV before relying. Reviewed in the last 5 months (as of 2026-05-24).
California rules · last verified 2026-05-10
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