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Welcome to Wasteland Weekend’s new and permanent location!

South of Rosewood Blvd • East of California City Blvd • West of Claymine Road

Edwards, CA

35.087439, -117.825400

The actual street address of the event site, aka Wasteland Valley is:
17200 E Rosewood Blvd
Edwards CA 93523

However, Google maps and other navigation software tend to put that in a slightly wrong location when you enter it,
which is why we recommend people use the actual GPS coordinates shown above when traveling to the event.

Getting There

We ask that all attendees enter Rosewood Blvd from the WEST via California City Blvd, regardless of what directions your GPS may try to give you. The GPS may try to take you down roads that are closed, impassable, or are not really “roads.”

DO NOT APPROACH FROM THE EAST SIDE OF ROSEWOOD or CLAYMINE. If you try to come in from the east, you will not be able to enter the event from that direction. Instead, you will be routed to the end of the line of cars coming from the WEST end of Rosewood Blvd. (We are keeping the east approach open as much as possible for emergency vehicles and staff members on official business). Trying to enter the event from the wrong direction will get you rerouted all the way around and to the back of the line to the west, so please don’t waste your time.

When approaching correctly from the west, you WILL be able to bypass the line of cars IF everyone in your vehicle has already checked in and already have their wristbands (Thurs – Sat only) . We have a special “return” lane for this once you get to the check-in area. (Return lane is NOT available on Wednesday, it is Thursday – Sunday only).

The road leading to the event (Rosewood Blvd.) is a dirt road, so please drive slowly and carefully. The road is relatively flat with some usual dirt road bumps and dips, but with careful driving it should be accessible by any vehicle. Rosewood is split into two sides, like a two lane street. Use the SOUTH lane on Rosewood, it is better for most non 4WD vehicles.

Airports

Closest Airports:

Ontario (ONT), Burbank (BUR), and San Bernardino (SBD).

Los Angeles (LAX) is approximately 2.5 hours away from the site (not including traffic).

Directions:

From Los Angeles:

• Take I-5 Freeway north. Merge onto CA-14 towards Palmdale.
• About an hour later, you’ll be in Mojave, CA.
• Look for the right turn onto CA-58 east.
• Follow CA-58 eastward for about 20 miles (30 minutes).
• Turn left onto California City Blvd. and follow for about 6 miles (12 minutes) to Rosewood Blvd.
• Turn right onto Rosewood Blvd. It’s a dirt road, so please drive slowly and carefully and keep to the right lane.
• Follow Rosewood Blvd (carefully) for about 6 miles.
• You will run into the event site on Rosewood Blvd.
• Welcome home!

From San Diego:

• Take I-15 Freeway north. Take I-215 towards Riverside. Merge back onto I-15.
• Once over the mountains, look for exit 141. Merge onto US-395 North towards Bishop/Adelanto.
• An hour later, you should come to CA-58 at Kramer Junction.
• Turn left at CA-58 and head west for about 22 miles.
• DO NOT TURN AT CLAYMINE ROAD, no matter what Google Maps tells you! IT LIES.
• Continue on CA-58 up to California City Blvd.
• Turn right onto California City Blvd. and follow for about 6 miles (12 minutes) to Rosewood Blvd.
• Turn right onto Rosewood Blvd. It’s a dirt road, so please drive slowly and carefully and keep to the right lane.
• Follow Rosewood Blvd (carefully) for about 6 miles.
• You will run into the event site on Rosewood Blvd.
• Welcome home!

From Central/Northern California:

• Take CA-58 through Bakersfield and over the Tehachapi pass towards Mojave/Barstow.
• Follow CA-58 eastward through Mojave. Keep going east for another 20 minutes or so.
• Turn left onto California City Blvd. and follow for about 6 miles (12 minutes) to Rosewood Blvd.
• Turn right onto Rosewood Blvd. It’s a dirt road, so please drive slowly and carefully and keep to the right lane.
• Follow Rosewood Blvd (carefully) for about 6 miles.
• You will run into the event site on Rosewood Blvd.
• Welcome home!

Wasteland 2 Mapa Kalifornia

From Las Vegas:

• Take I-15 South towards Los Angeles.
• In Barstow, take exit 179 to merge onto CA-58 west towards Bakersfield.
• Follow CA-58 west through Kramer Junction, and then for another 22 miles.
• DO NOT TURN AT CLAYMINE ROAD, no matter what Google Maps tells you! IT LIES.
• Continue on CA-58 west up to California City Blvd.
• Turn right onto California City Blvd. and follow for about 6 miles (12 minutes) to Rosewood Blvd.
• Turn right onto Rosewood Blvd. It’s a dirt road, so please drive slowly and carefully and keep to the right lane.
• Follow Rosewood Blvd (carefully) for about 6 miles.
• You will run into the event site on Rosewood Blvd.
• Welcome home!

Wasteland 2 California Map Cities

Note: Just as with our previous location, the surrounding area looks filled with “roads,” but most are not finished, usable, or exist at all. Any roads other than the highways and major streets represented in Google Maps are purely dirt roads for city planning use only. Do not try to use them to get to the event, because you’ll either get lost, stuck, or sent to the back of the proper line anyway.