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The campground offers many full hook-up sites and some partial hook-up sites. In addition we also have storage spaces available for storing R.V.s, boats, trailers and other larger toys that you might not have room for at home., , Large groups are welcome and may also book the clubhouse in the park area. , , There are "dump sites" and water is available., , Lone Wolf Colony sells propane so you can purchase propane on site for your camping needs. Sam Coldwell (Indian name, Lone Wolf) came to the Victor Valley in 1922, looking to establish a retreat for World War One vets recovering from mustard gas. He lived in Victorville in a one-room cabin and worked for Home Telephone., , In 1926, with 250 volunteers from Pacific Bell, the colony was developed in its present location. The living quarters consisted of six tent houses, moved in one day from the original location in Dry River Flats. A 6,000 square foot ranch house and 10 one-room cabins were also built. The cabins were rent-free to the employees and included meals., , The Ranch is still used for recuperative purposes, free of charge, to those who qualify. A letter from your doctor stating a stay would be beneficial to your health is all youneed. It is also available for families and group camping. There is a fully improved camping area that will accommodate 57 units, an activities building, exercise equipment, sauna, spa and library.